Wind Gap Park — Attraction in East Bangor

I'm judging outside events for the park in itself for itself. Lovely place for kids to play on a medium temperature day, maybe 80s and down but not 90s and up. (I would prefer penn argyl on scorching days because they have more trees.) Decent equipment. Well maintained. I got engaged there under the gazebo in 2015, so it's a nice romantic spot as well! Not the greatest park for a nice long walk, but it has some walking. I have pictures there from when I was a teenager. When I was a kid I loved bouncing little rubber balls on the covered stage. It's a wonderful place for making lots of memories! My kids love it, so I can't wait to hear their stories from their point of view when they're older. Nice Pavillion (picnic shelter for Southern people who don't know what a pavilion is, not a derogatory comment as my kids are half and half northern/southern).

Now judging for events, it's a great spot for them. Seeing it's in town there's plenty of room for parking. The park is large...

I don't feel comfortable in this area anymore. It always feels like there are eyes on me. I come to this park often to sit on my phone and on a number of occasions cars have parked suspiciously facing me or right next to me then sit there. I had kept putting it away as paranoia until yesterday morning a young man finally confronted me. Yes, I am in fact making the locals uncomfortable. No, I do not care. I have been homeless, and seeking work and housing for over a year, as I grew up in pen argyl and have spent the majority of my life in this area, I use the parks to relax. I am now resigned to spend as little time in this area as possible. I am a son of the area, I am in need, and the general response has been to treat me as a pariah behind my back. You cast your rumors about and this is the natural conclusion. Thank you for ruining my home and becoming soulless...

Wind Gap park is a beautiful park. There is parking, including handicap ♿️ and there is a nice ramp from the parking lot into the park, so it's very handicap accessible. There is pavement to walk on as well, and a nice walking trail. There is a small part of the trail that could not be paved, so that would not be good for a wheelchair (as well as a steep hill), but it fine for a motorized scooter. You will have to use a newly installed sidewalk to get back to the park from the trail. Also good...