GET OUTSIDE FOR A STROLL IN THE LEBANON VALLEY
The Lebanon Valley is filled with parks and recreational areas for all to enjoy. Explore the parks all across the county to enjoy walking, swimming, fishing, biking, and more!
Additional Walking Trails in the Lebanon Valley
Multiple Locations - Looking for another place to walk? Check out these four trails across the Lebanon Valley!
Clarence Schock Park at Governor Dick
Mount Gretna, PA - Hike to the summit of the Clarence Schock Memorial Park at Governor Dick to catch a 360-degree view of Lebanon County and the surrounding four counties. The entire park offers over 14 miles of hiking, biking, and horse trails and provides habitat for many animal and bird species.
Coleman Memorial Park
Lebanon, PA - Once a grand estate of the Coleman Family with mansions, stables, an ice-house, and gate house, Coleman Memorial Park lives on today as a community-focused park with an amphitheater, ball fields, and playgrounds.
Fairlane Avenue Park
Myerstown, PA - Fairlane Avenue Park offers family fun and relaxation with well-maintained playgrounds, sports courts, walking trails, and picnic areas, making it an ideal destination for outdoor activities and community gatherings.
Gloninger Woods Park
Lebanon, PA - Peaceful walking trails, scenic picnic spots, and diverse wildlife can be found in this beautifully maintained park. Perfect for family outings and relaxation, Gloninger Woods Park offers a tranquil escape from the everyday hustle.
H.M. Levitz Memorial Park
Grantville, PA –This park contains an unnamed tributary to Swatara Creek flowing through the western edge of the park. The park contains athletic fields, volleyball courts, rinks, a pond, picnic areas, pavilions, a log cabin, rest rooms, and trails.
Heritage Park
Palmyra, PA - This family-friendly park features playgrounds, picnic areas, sports fields, and scenic walking trails.
Ironwood Community Park
Lebanon, PA - This Downtown Lebanon park is a fantastic spot for family fun. Enjoy the Avon playground with slides and swings, and explore various sports fields, including basketball, tennis, sand volleyball, baseball, shuffleboard, and soccer. Relax with a stroll along the paths or cool off in the shaded pavilion for a perfect afternoon.
Jackson Meadows Playground
Myerstown, PA - Recreation and leisure can be found at Jackson Meadow Park, which features expansive green spaces, playgrounds, sports courts, and walking trails.
Jonestown Community Park
Jonestown, PA - This community park features a large playground, three baseball fields, tennis and basketball courts, a sand volleyball court, and a walking trail with benches. The park also includes a band shell, concession stand, and a pavilion available for rental. Open from dawn to dusk with 24-hour surveillance.
Lakeside Park
Myerstown, PA - Lakeside Park spans 28 acres with an 8-acre lake perfect for family outings. The park also features a street hockey rink, a picnic pavilion, and a baseball field. Fish for stocked trout year-round in the serene lake, accessible by paddle boats.
Lion’s Lake Park / Ebenezer Lake
Lebanon, PA - This park is home to a 13-acre lake perfect for fishing and boating, a paved walking path ideal for biking and rollerblading, and ample recreational amenities. Enjoy the softball and soccer fields, playgrounds, and rentable pavilions. Relax on park benches and take in the scenic views.
Memorial Lake State Park
Grantville, PA – Located on 230 acres, the park is centered around a 45-acre lake which is ideal for boating and fishing. Canoes are available on site. Other family fun activities include: hiking, cross country skiing, ice skating and picnicking.
Memorial Park of Palmyra
Palmyra, PA - Memorial Park, an 8-acre oasis at North Chestnut and East Spruce Streets, offers multi-purpose fields, a roofed pavilion, a band shell, and more. Easily visible from the North Grant Street Bridge, it’s perfect for sports, events, and family gatherings in a picturesque setting.
Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area
Stevens, PA - Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area, spanning 6,254 acres, is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts. Home to pheasants, deer, and countless migratory birds, it features a 400-acre lake, marshes, and trails for observing flora and fauna. Enjoy picnic areas, a driving tour, and visitor maps available at the Middle Creek Welcome Center.
Myerstown Legion Field
Myerstown, PA - The Borough of Myerstown maintains a 6.7-acre park featuring two baseball diamonds, dugouts, restrooms, bleachers, and a refreshment stand. This well-kept field is used by local baseball leagues throughout the spring, summer, and fall, providing a hub for community sports and activities.
Myerstown Recreation Park
Myerstown, PA - The Myerstown park spans 14.28 acres and features the historic Isaac Meier house, a swimming pool, wading pool, bathhouse, playgrounds, basketball and tennis courts, pavilions, and macadam play lots. With the Tulpehocken Creek and fish dam pond, it's a perfect spot for recreation and relaxation.
Quittapahilla Creek & Nature Park
Annville, PA - The Quittie Creek Nature Park has become a point of interest in Annville and an attraction for Lebanon County and beyond. Its central walking path meanders beside the spring-fed Quittapahilla Creek, a restored trout stream.
South Hills Park
Lebanon, PA - Come to South Hills Park, sit down and relax, come and play, gather with family and friends, move to a healthier you, or play ball. South Hills is the favorite park in the Lebanon Valley, from spring to winter time.
Southeast Family Park
Palmyra, PA -Southeast Family Park in the Palmyra Borough spans 8.5 acres and features baseball and soccer fields, a tot lot, jogging path, passive parkland, and a wheelchair-accessible spectator pad. Enjoy a variety of recreational activities in this spacious, family-friendly park.
Stoevers Dam Park
Lebanon, PA - This city owned park is located at the Northeast boundary of Lebanon City and North Lebanon Township, and features a 23.5-acre lake, inside a 153-acre park.
Union Canal Tunnel Park
Lebanon, PA - Situated on 109 acres of meadows and woods, you will find the oldest existing transportation tunnel in the U.S - The Union Canal. The Tunnel was completed in 1827 and today is a treasured National Historic Landmark.