Cedar Hill Road Park
87 acres where the real draw is the nature trail with bird blinds and an outdoor classroom, not the playground. A limestone walking trail and grass volleyball courts fill out the rest.
Things to do in Horsham
Theaters, landmarks, and the places that fill a Saturday.
17 things to do in Horsham, PA, on one page: 9 kids, 7 nature preserve, 6 outdoors. 10 events are coming up at these venues; the Horsham calendar has the dates.
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- Cedar Hill Road Park
- Chestnut Creek Park
- College Settlement
- College Settlement Camps-Headwaters Of Pennypack Creek
- Deep Meadow Park
- Everybody's Playground
- Fitness Court at Lukens Park
- Graeme Park
- Jarrett Nature Center
- Kohler Park
- Lukens Park
- Meetinghouse Park
- Pennypack Farm & Education Center
- Power Line Trail
- Samuel Carpenter Park
- Whetstone Park
- Wings of Freedom Aviation Museum
Chestnut Creek Park
Eighty acres given over almost entirely to football — home turf of the Horsham Hawks, with three full-size lighted fields and two half-size ones for when the schedule runs past sunset.
College Settlement
The main grounds of College Settlement, the Horsham nonprofit that's been sending city kids to summer camp in these woods for decades. Day programs, camp sessions, and rentable land along the creek.
College Settlement Camps-Headwaters Of Pennypack Creek
The camp grounds where the Pennypack Creek starts, a nonprofit running summer sessions and outdoor education in the Horsham woods. Trails and open field far enough from the road to forget it's there.
Deep Meadow Park
Horsham's baseball headquarters: 11 fields across 55 acres, home turf for Horsham Little League, ringed by a one-mile limestone walking loop. A playground, a batting cage, and a 10-station exercise circuit cover everyone not in cleats.
Everybody's Playground
Accessible community playground inside Lukens Park, built so kids of every ability can get on the equipment. Ramps, shade, and enough to climb on to burn off an afternoon.
Fitness Court at Lukens Park
Free outdoor fitness court at Lukens Park, a bodyweight circuit of bars and stations you can run through on your own. No membership and no line; just show up and work.
Graeme Park
The Keith House is the only surviving residence of a colonial Pennsylvania governor, anchoring the 42-acre grounds of Horsham's lone National Historic Landmark. Guided tours run Friday through Sunday; the nature trails and picnic spots are yours the rest of the time.
Jarrett Nature Center
A half-mile loop past pond, woods, meadow, and wetland, with interpretive signs illustrated by Hatboro-Horsham student artists. Trails are open dawn to dusk; leave the dog at home, per the center's own rule.
Kohler Park
71 acres off Horsham Road with a fishing pond, a dog park, two playground areas, and a lighted in-line street hockey court. There is even a chess table near the gazebo.
Lukens Park
Horsham Township's big park on Dresher Road, with ball fields, walking loops, and the accessible Everybody's Playground on site. Bring the kids or just do a lap.
Meetinghouse Park
A smaller Horsham Township park on the quieter end of the local green space. Low-key spot for a walk when you don't want the crowds over at Lukens.
Pennypack Farm & Education Center
Working community farm and CSA on Mann Road, with growing fields and education programs open to members and volunteers. Join for a summer share and end up weeding on Saturdays.
Power Line Trail
5.3 miles of 12-foot-wide asphalt running from Blair Mill Road to Biwood Road along a utility right-of-way. Flat and paved the whole way, which makes it the township's default bike-and-evening-walk route.
Samuel Carpenter Park
The courts end of Horsham's park system — three tennis, three basketball, and two sand volleyball courts on 31 acres along Horsham Road. The 3/4-mile limestone loop is there for laps between sets.
Whetstone Park
Neighborhood park off Ember Lane, the kind with ballfields and open grass rather than a destination playground. Good for a walk or letting the kids run without driving far.
Wings of Freedom Aviation Museum
Roughly 20 aircraft on display along Easton Road, an F-4 Phantom and a UH-1 Huey among them, with engines, flight gear, and flight simulators inside. Adult admission is $10, and the restoration crew is mid-project on three more planes.
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