Everybody's Playground — Attraction in Horsham Township

Fantastic play ground! This is a tremendous asset to the families of this community. Well designed and built, and far better maintained than any other local municipalities parks.

UPDATE- parents, please look after your little ones! Over the last year or so, I have noticed that it's more of a social ground for moms who don't pay attention. With limited interaction due to covid, I totally get that. But i see a lot of moms literally just chatting away while their children as young as 18 mos are on their own. I saw one the other day, couldn't have been walking for more than a couple of weeks just standing in the middle of the chain bridge. This is extremely unstable and the child was afraid to move and just stood there not sure what to do. I knew which parent the kid belonged to, but they were nowhere in sight. Nobody is going to pick up someone else's child, so we were just stuck there. It took 5 or 6 minutes before the mom even noticed her kid was gone while she was yapping away. This type of thing is common. I see way to many kids getting hurt, trampled by older kids, etc....

Now I hate to be the one to put this kind of picture on Google Maps but this is the only way things get accomplished. Now me and my family come to everybody's playground pretty much every day but for the past few weeks to the Past month-and-a-half we have been coming here to find that these porta potties here have been absolutely disgusting and I called the company to have these things emptied. Either way I shouldn't have to call especially with the location and the amount of porta potties that are here it's unacceptable there are hundreds of kids here daily to let these things go to the point where they're almost full to the top is completely unacceptable and pathetic I have two young daughters they come to this park and have to go to the bathroom daily but they can't because the porta potties are full and the bathrooms are closed for the season but that's a whole nother matter altogether.. other than that shity bathroom service no pun intended the park is...

A wonderful handicapped-accessible playground located in Lukens Park, this is a great place to bring your family for a picnic and outdoor activities.

They have a (seasonal) picnic pavilion with restrooms that can be reserved, basketball courts, soccer fields, and plenty of benches around the main play area.

As the name implies, the playground area is largely accesable by wheelchair, with ramps leading around the main sections, including a "rocking boat". There's lots of slides, tunnels, stairs, bridges, see-saws, swings, and climbing equiptment to keep kids busy, and even a water mist station for those hot summer days.

Everything is clean and...