Township Parks
Township parks are open to the public from sunrise to sunset. Groups of fifteen (15) or more people using the park pavilions, grounds, courts, or athletic fields must be pre-registered with the Township. Biking, motorized vehicles, hunting, and metal detecting are prohibited in Township parks and open space. Plant and animal wildlife are not to be removed from parks or open space. Alcoholic beverages are not allowed, except by special permit.
Park News
Oakbourne Park Mansion Area Parking Project
The Township is improving the parking lot adjacent to the pavilion and community garden. The project includes expanding and paving the parking lot, adding a paved and lighted walking path between the lot and the mansion, ADA parking spaces, lot lighting, landscaping, widening the driveway connecting the two parking areas, and associated stormwater management facilities. The project began in mid-May and we anticipate substantial completion by early July, depending on the weather. In the meantime, the pavilion, playground, and community garden remain accessible. The project is being funded with American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) money.
Oakbourne Park Athletic Area is OPEN!
The Oakbourne Park Athletic Area has reopened, with the exception of the tennis courts. The tennis court fencing needs to be repaired. All court usage (basketball, pickleball, and tennis) is first come, first use. A paddles up system is in place for the pickleball courts. The courts may not be used for private lessons, clinics, or equipment demos, unless sanctioned by the Township. Kids are enjoying spring baseball and soccer league play through early June. Expect a lot of activity on weekends when games are played.
P&R Recreation Programs
We have a wide variety of recreation programs planned this summer: Summer 2025 Programs flyer . Please visit the Parks and Recreation Commission page for additional information and registration links.
