Lorimer Park, Public park in Abington Township, United States.
Lorimer Park is a public park in Abington Township featuring walking trails, picnic areas, and playgrounds set within a natural landscape. The grounds extend along Pennypack Creek and offer multiple recreational spaces for visitors to enjoy.
The park was founded in 1938 through a bequest from George Horace Lorimer, the former editor-in-chief of The Saturday Evening Post. This generous donation established the grounds as a public space for the community.
The park is a gathering place where families and friends spend time outdoors for recreation and relaxation. Residents use it regularly for picnics, exercise, and to enjoy nature away from their daily routines.
The park is open daily from sunrise to sunset with parking available near the main entrance areas. When planning your visit, explore the different zones to find activities that suit your interests.
The park borders Fox Chase Farm, one of the last active farms remaining in Philadelphia County, creating a bridge between suburban and agricultural spaces. This proximity allows visitors to see how the land supports both recreation and farming.
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