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This horticultural display garden features 1,050 acres of greenspace, including 20 outdoor gardens, 20 indoor gardens, woodlands and meadows. Over 11,000 types of plants are on display, and the gardens host over 800 events each year including flower shows, gardening courses, children's programs, concerts, theater and fireworks displays.
Address: 1001 Longwood Road Kennett Square PA USA 19348
 1 610 388-1000
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Rose Tree Park covers about 120 acres of rolling woodlands, and includes nature trails, historical buildings and picnic areas. Spring and fall fairs are held here, along with the Festival of Lights in the winter.
Address: 1671 North Providence Road Media PA USA 19063
 Send an Email 1 610 565-7410
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This park commemorates the site where George Washington encamped the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War in the winter of 1777. Among the activities here are tours of historical barracks, educational films and displays of Revolutionary War artifacts.
Address: 1400 North Outerline Drive King of Prussia PA USA 19406
1 610 783-1077
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More than 59 plots make up this garden community. Woodlands are also featured in the garden. Bird watching can be enjoyed in the area. Funding for the garden comes from the William Penn Foundation and the Philadelphia Urban Resources Partnerships. School field trips can be accommodated.
Address: One Awbury Road Philadelphia PA 19138-1505
Send an Email 1 215 849-2855
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This nature preserve covers over 100 acres and features over 1,000 species of wildflowers and plants, including several that are threatened and endangered. Hiking trails through the park offer scenic views and are a natural spot for birdwatching.
Address: 1635 River Rd. New Hope PA USA
Send an Email 1 215 862-2924
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Valley Forge National Historical Park honors the sacrifices of the Revolutionary War generation. Facilities include a visitors center, picnic areas, a 16-mile trail and horse trails. There is also a bike path from Valley Forge to Philadelphia.
Address: . Valley Forge PA USA
1 610 783-7503
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Located in Wayne County, this pristine, 343-acre (139 ha) conservation area was donated by Dr. Mead Shaffer to protect the land from development and to preserve it for future generations. Varden is situated along PA-296 in South Canaan townships.
Address: . Greentown PA USA 18426
Send an Email 1 570 676-3428
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Enclosing several acres of ponds, manicured gardens, flowers and nature trails, this private garden is designed in traditional Japanese style. Terrain through the park is steep and uneven in parts, making for challenging walks.
Address: Charlestown Road Malvern PA USA 19355
1 610 935-3571
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Covering 82 acres in downtown Kennett Square, this park features relaxation and recreational facilities for all. In addition to picnic areas and grills, tennis and bocci courts are available, as well as a disc golf course and a public pond.
Address: 120 Marshall Street Kennett Square PA USA 19348
1 610 444-6020
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This organization preserves historical sites and natural habitats around the Philadelphia area, including the majestic Aldie Mansion, the Bushkill Creek Watershed and more. Tours of historically recreated sites around the region are offered throughout the year.
Address: 85 Old Dublin Pike Doylestown PA USA 18901
1 215 345-7020
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One of the largest urban public parks in the world, Fairmount Park covers over 9,100 acres in Philadelphia. The park is a very popular area for recreation and relaxation, with plenty of outdoor facilites and open space. Activities include boating, tennis, horeseback riding and more.
Address: 4231 North Concourse Drive Philadelphia PA USA 19131
1 215 685-0000
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Covering 700 acres, this preserve of the Bucks County Audubon Society includes wetlands, forests, meadows and historic buildings. Bird watching and agricultural displays are among the educational activities on hand here.
Address: 6324 Upper York Rd New Hope PA USA 18398
Send an Email 1 215 297-5880
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This park covers approximately 400 acres in the Delaware Valley with the goal of preserving the natural environment and providing an educational area. Artistic exhibits with an environmental theme are also held here.
Address: 8480 Hagy's Mill Road Philadelphia PA USA 19128
Send an Email 1 215 482-7300
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The purpose of the zoo is to educated the public and enhance their understanding, appreciation and protection of the environment. This is America's first Zoo and opened to the public on July 1, 1874. The zoo is located on 42 acres and is only minutes from the Center City.
Address: 3400 West Girard Avenue Philadelphia PA 19104-1196
1 215 243-1100
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This park features numerous hiking trails through forests, marshes and wetlands, with boardwalks along some paths. French Creek offers angling for trout, bass and other species of fish.
Address: 382 County Park Road Pottstown PA USA 19465
1 610 469-1916
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This garden is a 35-acre estate of manicured and landscaped gardens, with constantly changing displays. Guided and self-guided tours of the grounds, which include artistic works from staff members on display, are offered.
Address: 786 Church Road Wayne PA USA 19087
1 610 687-4163
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This recreational park surrounds Marsh Creek Lake, a popular spot for fishing, sailing and swimming. In addition to natural areas, the park also contains an outdoor swimming pool that is open to the public during the summer.
Address: 675 Park Rd Downingtown PA USA 19335
Send an Email 1 610 458-5119
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Rittenhouse Square is one of the five open park spaces originally mandated by William Penn. It is named after David Rittenhouse, who is the son of Philadelphia's first paper-mill operator. The park today is home to many fine restaurants, shops and beautiful scenery.
Address: Rittenhouse Square Philadelphia PA USA
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This historic park marks the place where George Washington is said to have led his troops across the Delaware River during the American Revolution, surprising the opposing army at Trenton. Encompassing 500 acres, this park contains 13 historic buildings, picnic areas and the Bowman's Hill Wildflower Preserve. It is open year round, Tuesday through Saturday from 9am to 5pm and Sunday from 12pm to 5pm.
Address: 1112 River Road New Hope PA USA 18977
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Covering over 1,700 acres in Bucks County, this park features a wide variety of wilderness terrain, with for | | 
