Which Park in Lower Macungie Patch is Your Favorite?
We're so lucky to have so many great places around here to enjoy the outdoors. The tough part is going to be choosing one favorite!
Dear Readers, this is a tough one. There are so many fabulous places in Lower Macungie Patch to walk, bike and just enjoy nature, but we're going to ask you anyway.
Which is the best park in Lower Macungie Patch?
The possibilities:
- Lock Ridge Park
- Macungie Memorial Park
- Macungie Flower Park
- Kalmbach Memorial Park
- Quarry Park
- Rodale Park
- East Texas Park
- Church Lane Park
- Creamery Park
- Wescosville Recreation Center
- Wescosville Park
- Prater Memorial Park
- Wild Cherry Park
- Playground of Adventures II
- Alburtis Park
- Park at Cobblestone Court
If there’s another local spot that we missed, tell us in the comments section below.
Vote for your favorite in the survey below and remember to click on the links above and rate the park on its Patch Place listing. You can even leave a review.
The poll closes at 9 a.m. Friday.
The winner will be determined by the Patch editor, based on poll results and reviews on Patch Places. Please vote only once per survey, per Patch.
If you prefer to go to a park outside of the Lower Macungie Patch area, vote for the best park in a neighboring Patch: Emmaus Patch, South Whitehall Patch, Upper Macungie Patch or Upper Saucon Patch.
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Lock Ridge Park
543 Franklin St, Alburtis, PA -
Macungie Memorial Park
50 N Poplar St, Macungie, PA -
Macungie Flower Park
Main and Mill Streets, Macungie, PA -
Kalmbach Memorial Park
200 Cotton St, Macungie, PA -
Quarry Park
Quarry Road, Macungie, PA -
Rodale Park
Riverbend Road, Macungie, PA
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East Texas Park
East Texas and Lower Macungie Roads, Macungie, PA (5713 East Texas Road, Allentown, PA 18106) -
Church Lane Park
Church Lane and Brandywine Circle, Trexlertown, PA -
Creamery Park
Creamery Road, Macungie, PA -
Wescosville Recreation Center
5047 Hamilton Blvd, Allentown, PA -
Wescosville Park
5047 Hamilton Blvd, Allentown, PA -
Prater Memorial Park
4509 N Hedgerow Dr, Allentown, PA -
Wild Cherry Park
Wild Cherry Lane, Macungie, PA -
Playground of Adventures II
250 E Stone Aly, Alburtis, PA -
Alburtis Park
328 S Main St, Alburtis, PA -
Park at Cobblestone Court
116 Cobblestone Ct, Alburtis, PA -
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Catherine J. Martin
7:39 am on Monday, March 5, 2012
A Dog Park Would Be My Favorite.!!!
Scott Alderfer
8:34 am on Monday, March 5, 2012
My favorite Lower Mac park is Camp Olympic Park. Tons of open space and the Little Lehigh flows right through the middle of it.
Ron Beitler
11:22 am on Monday, March 5, 2012
My heart says East Texas, it was my playground growing up. The old band gazebo is a treasure but I have to agree with Scott... Potential wise.. Camp Olympic really could be a gem someday! I remember going to baseball camp there when I was kid. So glad the township acquired this property!
However, since LMT patch does (rightly) include and cover the borough's I have to say Macungie Park takes it for me! Just a great park from a programming standpoint. Always something going on. Love the summer when I can walk over from work to the farmers market or hear music coming from the bandshell. (Lockridge also of course great!)
Where is playground of adventures I'm unfamiliar?
Fred
9:06 am on Tuesday, March 6, 2012
The most scenic and conducive to exercise-walking is Lock Ridge Park, hands down. Only one other that is included in the poll has a walking trail, so how about generating another list where a person can get out and be immersed in the local woodlands that are in LM Patch and the surrounding "Patch" areas?
tim blangger
11:44 am on Tuesday, March 6, 2012
When we lived in Macungie, I'd take our beagle, Alex, to Kalmbach almost every day. When we moved and I found myself with time to burn, we returned to the park and I swear, although I can't ever be sure, that he remembered being there and still enjoyed it. I also like the Reinhard (spelling?) Bird Sanctuary which is just off Mountain Road/Church Street. It's not a dog park per se, but it is a place where you can let your well-behaved dog off-leash and not fear about motor vehicle traffic.
Mariella Savidge
12:04 am on Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Tim! Love hearing about Alex! How is he? And he has wonderful taste. Kalmbach is a beautiful park.