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West Park Access
Canoe launch. Parking for 68+. Porta-potties. Drinking water. Picnic area. Dragon Boat Dock. Adapted paddling launch. Services along Lancaster Ave.
Learn MoreRosenbach Museum & Library
In the beautifully restored 1865 townhouse, experience an age where great collectors lived among their treasures. The Rosenbach is a major cultural destination—a research center that is home to...
Learn MorePlease Touch Museum
The Please Touch Museum is the children’s museum of Philadelphia. Please Touch is designed for families with young children and since 1976, has dedicated itself to enriching the lives...
Learn MoreNational Museum of American Jewish History
The Museum is located on the sacred ground of Independence Mall in the heart of the most historic square mile in America. Covering 25,000 square feet and three and...
Learn MoreNational Constitution Center
The exhibit experience at The Constitution Center will take you through important events in our nation’s history and through unique, interactive exhibits, show you how the United States Constitution...
Learn MoreMorris Arboretum
The Morris Arboretum of the University of Pennsylvania is a historic public garden and educational institution. It promotes an understanding of the relationship between plants, people and place through...
Learn MoreJohn Heinz National Wildlife Refuge
The John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge at Tinicum is located near the confluence of the Schuylkill and Delaware Rivers about 1 mile from the Philadelphia International Airport. Over the...
Learn MoreIndependence National Historical Park
Independence National Historical Park, located in Old City Philadelphia is among the most historically significant places in the United States and the World. The Park is home to the...
Learn MoreCliveden of the National Trust
Cliveden is often called “the Chew House” because seven generations of one family lived within its elegant colonial walls for more than 200 years. Cliveden’s brush with American history...
Learn MoreRiverbend Environmental Education Center
Dedicated to the principle of inspiring people to care for the Earth, Riverbend’s mission is to stimulate awareness, appreciation and understanding of our total environment, and to preserve a...
Learn MoreFort Washington State Park
Rich in modern recreational facilities and historical significance, Fort Washington blossoms with flowering dogwood in the spring. Birders enjoy the seasonal migration of raptors along Militia Hill from the...
Learn MoreEvansburg State Park
Evansburg State Park is in southcentral Montgomery County between Norristown and Collegeville. Evansburg offers a significant area of green space and relative solitude in an urbanized area. Its main...
Learn MoreUpper Schuylkill Valley Park
The Schuylkill River in Upper Providence Township forms a natural backdrop to this 15-acre display of wild animals and raptors indigenous to Pennsylvania. Picnicking and fishing are popular along...
Learn MoreSchwenkfelder Library & Heritage Center
Experience Pennsylvania German Culture through exhibits of folk art and history, at the only institution preserving and interpreting the story of the Schwenkfelders. The center features a history gallery...
Learn MorePeter Wentz Farmstead
The Peter Wentz Farmstead was established by Peter and Rosanna Wentz, who began farming here in 1744. By 1758, they had completed the large, Georgian style stone house that...
Learn MorePennypacker Mills
Pennypacker Mills offers a unique opportunity to experience the pleasures of country life in the 1900’s when the Governor of Pennsylvania lived across the Perkiomen Creek from the Borough...
Learn MoreCentral Perkiomen Valley Park
Central Perkiomen Valley Park is an 800 acre park that extends over 10 municipalities, offering a wide variety of family activities. Visitors can enjoy a children’s playground as well...
Learn MoreBoyertown Museum of Historic Vehicles
Discover rare and handsome vehicles you have never seen before and won’t find anywhere else. Trace the history-making evolution of road transportation into tomorrow’s high tech solutions; investigate engines,...
Learn MoreArtFusion 19464
ArtFusion 19464 is a non-profit community art center offering art classes for all ages and skill levels. The gallery hosts rotating exhibits of local and national artists. ArtFusion aims...
Learn MoreWarwick County Park
Warwick County Park includes numerous trails and meadows that offer bountiful opportunities for hiking, biking, horseback riding and bird watching. The day use area offers picnic pavilions and numerous...
Learn MoreSpring-Ford Area Historical Society Museum
The Spring-Ford Area Historical Society Museum complex houses local industrial and commercial displays. It includes a historic 1861 house with seven rooms of domestic exhibits and a research library....
Learn MoreFrench Creek State Park
French Creek State Park is one of 6 State Parks in the Schuylkill River Heritage Area, and one of the best places for outdoor recreation, rest, and relaxation in...
Learn MoreGring’s Mill Recreation Area
The historic buildings at Gring’s Mill Recreation Area house the Berks County Parks and Recreation Department’s administration and maintenance offices. An information center, group meeting facilities, snack bar, and...
Learn MoreOrwigsburg Historical Society & Museum
The Orwigsburg Historical Society & Museum is dedicated to preserving the culture, history and architecture of Orwigsburg and Southern Schuylkill County.
Learn MoreTamaqua Train Station
The Tamaqua Passenger Station of the Philadelphia & Reading Railroad was constructed in 1874 in grand Victorian style at the height of the coal age. The railroad ceased passenger...
Learn MoreDaniel Boone Homestead
Daniel Boone is an American legend, and he developed his love of nature, and inquisitive nature on his family’s farm in the Oley Valley. After Daniel’s father, Squire Boone,...
Learn MoreHunsicker’s Grove
This 49-acre park is located in Longswamp Township. Hunsicker’s Grove is available by reservation for large group picnics. Facility offers: electricity, handicap accessible fishing area, a fishing dock, grills,...
Learn MoreFranklin Institute
On February 5, 1824, Samuel Vaughan Merrick and William H. Keating founded The Franklin Institute of the State of Pennsylvania for the Promotion of the Mechanic Arts. Located in...
Learn MoreFairmount Park
Fairmount Park was officially founded in 1855 when the Lemon Hill estate was dedicated as a public park and renamed Fairmount Park. Support came from 2,400 citizens who signed...
Learn MoreBerks County Heritage Center
The Heritage Center is located along the Tulpehocken Creek west of Reading and is home to the Gruber Wagon Works, a National Historic Landmark, the C. Howard Hiester Canal...
Learn MoreBlack Rock Sanctuary
The Black Rock Sanctuary is located along a bend in the Schuylkill and was used by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania as a basin for settling coal silt out of...
Learn MoreNorristown Farm Park
The Norristown Farm Park is a 690 acre Park owned by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and is operated and maintained by Montgomery County. The area that encompasses Norristown Farm...
Learn MoreReading Railroad Heritage Museum
The Reading Railroad Heritage Museum is located at 500 South Street in Hamburg. Railroad artifacts and photographs interpret the influence of the Reading Railroad on culture, business, railroad technology,...
Learn MoreGoggleworks Center for the Arts
The GoggleWorks offers 145,000 square feet of dynamic space, including: galleries; classrooms; dance and music studios; a darkroom; a glass blowing facility, plus a warm and cold glass studio/classroom;...
Learn MoreMorlatton Village
Morlatton Village is Berks County’s first settlement site along the Schuylkill River at Douglassville. The site includes the Mouns Jones House, built by Swedish settlers in 1716, is the...
Learn MoreSchuylkill Canal Lock 60
Lock 60 of the Schuylkill Canal is one of only two sections of the Schuylkill Navigation System that are still watered, and the only operating lock remaining on the...
Learn MoreHistorical Society of Phoenixville Area
The Historical Society of Phoenixville Area contains exhibits selected from their growing collection of artifacts and documents. Permanent exhibits include Etruscan majolica, which was made in Phoenixville in the...
Learn MoreColonial Theatre
Built in 1903 as a Vaudeville House, the “Colonial Opera House” brought professional shows and live entertainment to Phoenixville for the first time. Real movie buffs know that the...
Learn MoreLower Perkiomen Valley Park
Lower Perkiomen Valley Park is a sylvan setting of 107 acres at the confluence of the Perkiomen Creek and Schuylkill River. The Perkiomen Trail and Schuylkill River Trails intersect...
Learn MoreValley Forge National Historical Park
Valley Forge was the site of the 1777-78 winter encampment of the Continental Army. The park commemorates the sacrifices and perseverance of the Revolutionary War generation and honors the...
Learn MoreMontgomery Cemetery
This first public, non-sectarian cemetery in Montgomery County was founded in 1847. It contains the remains of some of the most notable families of the area and boasts over...
Learn MoreLaurel Hill Cemetery
Established in 1836, Laurel Hill is one of Philadelphia’s premier historic landmarks and one of the only cemeteries in the United States to be honored as a National Historic...
Learn MoreFairmount Water Works Interpretive Center
The Fairmount Water Works was constructed in 1812 to pump water out of the Schuylkill River to serve the bustling City of Philadelphia. As Philadelphia rose into an industrial...
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