Parks & Park Amenities
Doylestown Township is home to 7 parks, from quiet creek-side retreats to our 155-acre flagship, Central Park. Explore trails, playgrounds, sports fields, and peaceful spots to connect with nature.
Park Hours: All parks are open dawn to dusk.
All Township parks welcome well-behaved, leashed dogs. Please pick up after your pet.
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On this page:
Central Park • Turk Park & Dog Park • Sauerman Park • Neamand Park • Castle Valley Park • Bridge Point Park • Triangle Park
Find a Park
- Playgrounds: Central Park (Kids Castle & tot lot), Turk Park, Sauerman Park
- Restrooms or porta-potties: Central Park, Turk Park, Sauerman Park, Bridge Point Park, Castle Valley Park, and the Community Recreation Center
- Picnic tables: Central Park, Turk Park, Sauerman Park, Bridge Point Park, Castle Valley Park
- Pavilions, water fountains & barbecue grills: Central Park
- Athletic fields: Central Park, Turk Park
- Baseball fields: Turk Park, Sauerman Park
- Courts: Central Park (14 lighted courts: 4 tennis, 6 pickleball, 2 basketball, 2 bocce), Community Recreation Center (indoor basketball and pickleball), Turk Park (sand volleyball)
- Disc golf, band shell & sensory trail: Central Park
- Trail access: Central Park, Turk Park, Sauerman Park, Neamand Park, Triangle Park
- Fishing permitted: Neamand Park, Bridge Point Park, Castle Valley Park
- Available for reservation: Central Park, Turk Park, Sauerman Park, Triangle Park, Bridge Point Park, and the Community Recreation Center
- Dog Park (members only): Turk Park
Bike & Hike Trails
Doylestown Township has more than 30 miles of completed trails and side paths for walking, running, and biking, connecting our parks, neighborhoods, Doylestown Borough, and the regional Circuit Trails network. Highlights include the trails within Central Park, the 202 Parkway Trail, the Neshaminy Greenway, and the Heritage Trail.
Central Park
425 Wells Road, Doylestown | 155.5 acres
Central Park is the flagship of the Doylestown Township park system. It stretches from Wells Road to New Britain Road, connected by paved and wooded bike-and-hike trails through meadows, wetlands, and forest. Whether you’re a biker, walker, nature lover, or here for a game or a concert, there’s something for everyone.
Turk Park & Doylestown Dog Park
1262 Almshouse Road, Doylestown | 57 acres
Turk Park is our main sports park, with fields for soccer, baseball, lacrosse, rugby, and football, plus bleachers for spectators. A walking trail passes a small gazebo, with benches and picnic tables throughout. Porta-potties and ample parking are available.
- Turk I (6 acres): two baseball fields, a t-ball field, a football field, and a tot lot
- Turk II (18 acres): two baseball fields, three multi-purpose athletic fields, a walking trail, and a playground
- Turk III (37 acres): four multi-purpose athletic fields, a playground, a sand volleyball court, a gazebo, parking, passive open space, and the Doylestown Dog Park
The Doylestown Dog Park is a members-only, off-leash area with separate spaces for large and small dogs. Learn more about the Dog Park.
Sauerman Park
46 Sauerman Road, Doylestown | 13.5 acres
A shady neighborhood park just minutes from South Main Street. At its center is a small ball field with dugouts and bleachers, surrounded by picnic tables under the trees. A nature trail loops through the woods around the park. A great dog walk!
- Baseball field
- Tot lot / playground
- Woodland walking trail
- Picnic tables
- Parking and a porta-potty
Neamand Park
61 Radcliff Drive, Doylestown | 131.4 acres
A passive park nestled between the Neshaminy Creek and the Doylestown Crossing development, Neamand Park offers open space, woodlands, and a paved trail along the creek. It connects easily to Central Park (Wells Road side) and the 202 Parkway Trail. It’s an ideal place to sit on a bench and read, reflect, or take a leisurely walk or bike ride.
- Paved creekside trail
- Woodlands and open space
- Benches
- Parking
- Fishing permitted
- Trail connections: Neshaminy Greenway, Destination Doylestown, 202 Parkway Trail
Castle Valley Park
1841 Lower State Road, Doylestown | 3.8 acres
A hidden retreat with wooded paths along the Neshaminy Creek and small outlooks over the rushing water. Find a spot to sit and enjoy a snack, or head down to the sandy water’s edge for wading and skimming stones. Part of the Neshaminy Creek Watershed and Rivers Conservation Project.
- Parking lot
- Picnic tables
- Restrooms or porta-potty
- Walking and nature trails
- Waterfront access (steps)
- Fishing permitted
- Education kiosks
Bridge Point Park
30 Edison Road, Doylestown | 2.25 acres
An intimate, shady retreat in the village of Edison, next to the Neshaminy Creek Greenway. Picnic, sit and read, or follow the path down to the creek for wading and fishing. The restored historic stone building on site was once a wheelwright and blacksmith shop. Part of the Neshaminy Creek Watershed and Rivers Conservation Project.
- Stream bed walks
- Fishing permitted
- Picnic tables
- Restrooms or porta-potty
- Parking
- Historic Wheelwright Shop
- Available for reservation
Triangle Park
2000 South Easton Road, Doylestown | 3 acres
A small, peaceful space at the crossroads of South Main Street, New Britain Road, and Sauerman Road. Its centerpiece is a monumental sculpture by Ashby Saunders honoring Doylestown Township’s public servants, volunteers, and veterans. A place to stop and reflect on their contributions.
- Community Service Memorial sculpture
- Benches
- Parking
- Available for reservation
- Trail connection: Heritage Trail
Reservations
- Pavilions: Reservations open January 1 for Township residents and April 1 for non-residents. Pavilion rentals run May 1 – November 1.
- Athletic fields: Available to rent seasonally, March 16 – May 31, June 1 – August 23, and August 24 – November 15. Fields are closed from mid-November through March for preservation and maintenance.
- Special events: Applications are required at least 60 days before your event.
Learn more about Rentals & Reservations or call 215-348-9915.