Lake Towhee Park, County park in Haycock Township, Pennsylvania, United States.

Lake Towhee Park is a 549-acre county park in the village of Applebachsville, Haycock Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania. At its centre lies a 50-acre lake formed by a dam on Kimples Creek, with a playground, ball field, picnic areas and camping areas on the surrounding grounds. Swimming is not permitted in the lake.

The park sits in an area that became part of Haycock Township when it was established in 1763 as surrounding communities defined their borders. The land was later developed into a public recreation area for the growing population.

The lake's name comes from the towhee bird, and the park is a base for picnicking, ball games and camping rather than swimming, which is not permitted. Volunteer groups organize work days to pull invasive water chestnuts from the water.

Lake Towhee Park lies in Applebachsville, a few miles from Quakertown, with the 50-acre lake formed by a dam on Kimples Creek at its centre. Roofed pavilions can be rented for group use, and camping is available for groups and individuals. Swimming in the lake is not permitted. In summer, lily pads cover much of the water, which affects fishing.

The lake supports multiple fish species, allowing anglers to practice their skills across different seasons. The variety of aquatic life makes it a popular destination for fishing enthusiasts and nature watchers.