Oakbourne Park & Arboretum
A late-1800s Queen Anne mansion and its water tower anchor this Westtown Township park, with 1.2 miles of trails, a pond, playground, and pavilion around them. Grounds are open sunrise to sunset; the mansion itself rents out for weddings.
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Gentle Yoga in Oakbourne Park
Free drop in yoga by the historic water tower at Oakbourne Park, Tuesday evenings into fall. All levels, ages sixteen and up. Bring a mat and something comfortable.
Gentle Yoga in Oakbourne Park
Free drop in yoga by the historic water tower at Oakbourne Park, Tuesday evenings into fall. All levels, ages sixteen and up. Bring a mat and something comfortable.
Gentle Yoga in Oakbourne Park
Free drop in yoga by the historic water tower at Oakbourne Park, Tuesday evenings into fall. All levels, ages sixteen and up. Bring a mat and something comfortable.
Gentle Yoga in Oakbourne Park
Last one of the season. Free drop in yoga by the historic water tower at Oakbourne Park. All levels, ages sixteen and up. Bring a mat and something comfortable.
Westtown Day
Westtown Township's annual community day fills Oakbourne Park for four hours on a Sunday afternoon. The township had not posted the lineup yet, so check its page before you head over.
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