White Clay Creek Preserve
A 1,388-acre state preserve in southern Chester County along White Clay Creek, managed for low-intensity day use including hiking, biking, fishing and horseback riding.
Parks, paths and open spaces
Parks, trails and open spaces across the county. Find a walk, a picnic spot or somewhere to stretch your legs.
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A 1,388-acre state preserve in southern Chester County along White Clay Creek, managed for low-intensity day use including hiking, biking, fishing and horseback riding.
A National Park Service landscape commemorating the Continental Army's 1777–1778 encampment. The park spans portions of Chester and Montgomery counties, with part of its landscape in Tredyffrin and Schuylkill townships.
A National Park Service site preserving an iron-making village and landscape. Chester County includes part of the site's regional footprint; the current public visitor entrance is in the Elverson area.
A 10.2-acre West Chester Borough park with a playground, activity building, gazebo, picnic areas and community events.
A neighborhood park in West Chester Borough with a gazebo, playground, picnic tables and a monument at the borough's high point.
A Downingtown Borough park with sports courts and fields, a disc golf course, skatepark, all-abilities playground and pavilions.
Phoenixville Borough's central park at Main Street, with a bandshell and outdoor spaces available for public recreation and permitted events.
A 1.1-acre Coatesville city park with a community pool, children's play area, pavilion and grills.
A five-acre intermunicipal park above Oak Street that connects Coatesville and South Coatesville, with paths, courts, play areas and a gazebo.
A 32-acre West Goshen Township park with sports fields and courts, an amphitheater, playground, picnic area and a paved walking loop.
A 55-acre East Goshen Township active park with sports fields, courts, a destination playground, pavilion and a short walking and jogging loop.
A connected East Goshen Township trail network of more than five miles linking East Goshen Park and Applebrook Park along the Paoli Pike corridor; permitted travel modes vary by segment.