Pennypack Park

Discover Pennypack Park, a sprawling 1,600-acre haven named after the Lenni Lenape Indian term for "slow-moving water." Nestled alongside Pennypack Creek, this nine-mile stretch from Montgomery County to the Delaware River offers a diverse landscape of woodlands, meadows, wetlands, and fields. Explore its rolling hills and miles of trails perfect for hiking, biking, or horseback riding, while immersing yourself in its rich history dating back to 1690. Uncover remnants of an industrial era, including historic buildings like the Verree and Klein houses, once bustling with activity producing flour, lumber, and textiles. Delve into the park's past and present, where arrowheads and stone tools echo the presence of Native Americans long before settlers arrived.