Parks, paths and open spaces

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Parks, trails and open spaces across the county. Find a walk, a picnic spot or somewhere to stretch your legs.

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County park

Nottingham County Park

Chester County’s first park protects a large serpentine-barrens landscape alongside playgrounds, pavilions, and trails.

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Hibernia County Park

A Brandywine Creek landscape where visitors can explore park trails, fishing and boating access, campgrounds, and the history of the Hibernia iron works.

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Springton Manor Farm

A working demonstration farm and park with livestock, a farm-history museum, and a network of trails across fields, woods, and historic farm landscapes.

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Black Rock Sanctuary

A 119-acre wetland, woodland, and meadow landscape beside the Schuylkill River, with an interpretive trail focused on wildlife and habitat.

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Warwick County Park

Woodlands, meadows, wetlands, French Creek, and traces of ironmaking share this county park with recreation areas and the Horse-Shoe Trail.

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Exton County Park

The developed public recreation area in a larger, jointly owned open-space site includes a short walking trail, playgrounds, picnic tables, and the County’s Chester Valley Trail trailhead.

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Regional trail

Struble Trail

A 2.6-mile open paved route along the East Branch Brandywine Creek on the former New Holland rail bed, with a one-mile section described by the County as ADA accessible.

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State park

Marsh Creek State Park

A north-central Chester County state park centered on Marsh Creek Lake, with hiking, horseback riding, boating and other recreation across separate east and west visitor areas.

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State park

French Creek State Park

A state park spanning Chester and Berks counties, with forest, lakes, camping and a large trail network that connects with Hopewell Furnace National Historic Site.

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