Fairmount Park - Neighborhood and Regional Parks

Neighborhood and Regional Parks

The 63 neighborhood and regional parks are:

  • Allens Lane
  • Awbury Park
  • Bartram's Garden
  • Benjamin Franklin Parkway
  • Bradford Park
  • Burholme Park
  • Carpenter's Woods
  • Carroll Park
  • Christ Church Park
  • Clark Park
  • Clifford Park
  • Cloverly Park
  • Cobbs Creek Golf Course
  • Cobbs Creek Park
  • East Fairmount Park
  • Fernhill Park
  • Fisher Park
  • Fluehr Park
  • Fox Chase Farm
  • Franklin D. Roosevelt Golf Course
  • Franklin D. Roosevelt Park
  • Franklin Square
  • Franklintown Park
  • Germany Hill
  • Glen Foerd
  • Harper's Hollow Park
  • Holme Crispin Park
  • Hunting Park
  • I-95 Park
  • Japanese House and Garden
  • John Byrne Golf Course
  • John F. Kennedy Plaza
  • Juniata Golf Course
  • Karakung Golf Course
  • Kay Park
  • Kemble Park
  • La Noce Park
  • Logan Circle
  • Loudoun Park
  • Manatawna Farm
  • Manayunk Canal
  • Marconi Plaza
  • McMichael Park
  • Morris Park
  • Palmer Park
  • Pastorius Park
  • Penn Treaty Park
  • Pennypack Park
  • Poquessing Creek Park
  • Rittenhouse Square
  • Roosevelt Boulevard
  • Schuylkill River Park includes the Schuylkill River Park Community Garden
  • Somerton Woods
  • Southern Boulevard
  • Stephen Girard Park
  • Tacony Creek Park
  • Wakefield Park
  • Walnut Lane Golf Course
  • Washington Square
  • West Fairmount Park
  • Wingohockon Park
  • Wissahickon Valley Park
  • Wister's Woods Park
  • Wooden Bridge Run
  • Woodward Pines

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    It is remarkable how many creatures live wild and free though secret in the woods, and still sustain themselves in the neighborhood of towns, suspected by hunters only.
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