Top Parks in Palmer township, Northampton county, Pennsylvania, United states

Wolf's Run Park

Address: Howard Ln, Easton, PA 18045, USA

Penn Pump Park

Address: 2100 Northwood Ave, Easton, PA 18045, USA

“This is one of my other favorite places, I been going here since I was a kid. Unfortunately a bunch of disrespectful disgustingly dirty out of town idiots ruined things and now NO ONE can go there unless you pay for a permit. And swimming is now STRICTLY prohibited......I would spend my summer days fishing and swimming here...I REALLY miss going to this park”

Briarcliffe Park

Address: 1 Lion Pool Rd, Easton, PA 18045, USA

Tatamy Trail #2

Address: Easton, PA 18045, USA

“Beautiful walking or biking trail. Mainly flat.”

Penn's Grant Open Space

Address: Easton, PA 18045, USA

Mill Race Park

Address: Easton, PA 18045, USA

“The trail is great for running, especially with your dog.”

Stephens Street Park

Address: Stephens St, Palmer Township, PA 18045, USA

Local Park

Address: 238 S Kathryn St, Easton, PA 18045, USA

Waterfowl Observation

Address: 1086-1148 Tatamy Rd, Easton, PA 18045, USA

“Great place to bring young children to feed the Ducks and just relax”

Keystone Park

Address: 1221 Tatamy Rd, Easton, PA 18045, USA

“Lots of days watching my daughter play soccer games, I grew up across the street from keystone park”

Fox Run Field Palmer

Address: 1295 Van Buren Rd, Easton, PA 18045, USA

“Great soccer fields.”

Wolf's Run Open Space

Address: Easton, PA 18045, USA

“Fun place . My daughter liked it.”

Newburg Park

Address: Kingston Rd, Palmer Township, PA 18045, USA

Fairview Park

Address: Easton, PA 18045, USA

“A hurtful story that blossomed too a beautiful story of history.Ijustlearned the history of fairveiw”

LaBarre Park

Address: Mine Lane Rd, Palmer Township, PA 18045, USA

Old Orchard Park

Address: Baldwin Dr, Palmer Township, PA 18045, USA

Riverview Park

Address: Easton, PA 18045, USA

“Nice clean park with a playground for kids 5-12 yrs old. Great spot to start a bike ride on the river trail. Covered pavilion with charcoal grills as well.”