Parks
Souderton/Telford Parks, Recreation & Culture Map
The latest map showing all Parks, Recreation and Cultural destinations in Souderton and Telford Boroughs has been completed recently and is available for download. Thanks to the Montgomery County Planning Commission / Indian Valley Regional Planning Commission for this interactive PDF that includes direct links to web pages related to the destinations. There is also an interactive PDF of the Indian Valley area parks available for download here.
Rotary Park
Wile Avenue and Reliance Road
In 1987, Souderton-Telford Rotary Club members Marcus Rosenberger and Ernest Landis led the creation of the Maurice W. Foulke Bandshell, ushering in what would become the long-standing Concert Sundaes tradition. Nearly, 40 years later, Rotary's commitment to community, music, and public space has taken on a new life through a once in - a - generation transformation. A Renewed Souderton Community Park is now officially re-named Rotary Park.
Rotary Park is the most actively used public space in Souderton, drawing visitors from throughout the region. The modern playgrounds for ages 2 - 5 and 5 through 12. An adult fitness features and walking paths to enjoy the sculpture garden. A new multi- purpose building, donor recognition signage, and a refreshed bandshell and pavilion to ensure it remains a vibrant destination for generations to come.
Pavilion
In Honor of Souderton's 100th Anniversary Celebration, joint efforts of the Indian Valley Kiwanis Club and the Centennial Commitee enabled the construction of this spacious sheltered picnic area. The pavilion is equipped with picnic tables, electric, lighting, and water. Reservations are required to use the pavilion during summer months. Check with the Borough Office for availability. Modular playground equipment is adjacent to the pavilion.
Please enjoy the Rotary Park and kindly keep it clean for all to enjoy. Take time out of your busy schedule to relax on our park walk, while enjoying the peace and tranquility offered for your enjoyment.
For the "Rotary Park Pavilion Reservation Form" and "Rules & Regulations," please contact our Souderton Borough Municipal Office at 215-723-4371, located at: 31 W Summit St, Souderton PA 18964.
**Please do not assume that your dates are reserved until the deposit payment has been paid. Borough Executive Christine Nicholas will confirm your event information with you.
Online Rotary Park Pavilion Reservation
Holly’s Hill Park
Wile Avenue, and Diamond Street
Nearly 4 acres of passive open space, located at Wile Avenue and Diamond Street. The site has paved walking paths, benches, and a great view. It is a fabulous place to take a peaceful stroll.
Chestnut Street Playground
Wile Avenue and W. Chestnut Street
Located at the corner of Wile Avenue and W. Chestnut Street, this area features playground equipment for children and toddlers, a gazebo and picnic area. This park is currently under construction to replace old, dated play equipment with a new accessible modular play structure, new individual pieces of play equipment and new accessible walking paths. This project is funded with a $195,000 Community Development Block Grant and private fundraising efforts through the Chestnut Street Community Cares fundraising project chaired by Jen Ruggiero and the Souderton Mennonite Church. This effort raised over $90,000 in matching funds. The construction work is expected to be completed in June 2014 and followed by an opening community celebration.
West Street Park
Located on West Street, south of Green Street.
This park is quietly tucked behind residential neighborhoods, designed for passive recreation along a small stream that cuts through the park. The park features picnic areas, playground equipment and tennis courts.
Lawn Avenue Park
Lawn Avenue and Washington Avenue This site, previously known as the Lawn Avenue Tot Lot, recently received a complete renovation. Where outdated playground equipment and a small ice-skating pond once stood, we now have a baseball field, batting cage, walking paths, lighting, and new off-street parking.
We have also installed new playground equipment geared toward kids ages 2 to 12. The new equipment features a swing set and two modular play pieces and is enclosed in a fenced-in area. The pavilion is perfect place for snacks, picnic lunches, and spending time out of the sun. From the pavilion, parents will be able to keep an eye on their kids on the playground or watch a pick-up baseball game.