Parks and Recreation
The Department of Parks and Recreation maintains, operates and supervises the public parks, play-fields and all outdoor recreation areas and facilities owned or operated by the Borough of Lansdowne subject to the approval of Borough Council. |
Download the Fall 2009 Recreation Newsletter
Information about Lansdowne’s nine borough parks
Hoffman Park — 8 acres with baseball and soccer ields, basketball courts, four tennis courts, pavillion, swings bathrooms and picnic tables. Location: Scottdale Road. Photos Map
Hays Park — 1.2 acres with basketball courts, tot-lot toys, swings, slide and picnic tables. Location: Nyack and Sayers Avenues. Map
Interboro Park — 3 acres with basketball courts, tot-lot toys, swings and slide. Location: Cedar & Walnut Aves. Map
Belmont Park — 3.9 acres with basketball courts, swings, slide, tot-lot toys and big toys. Location: Belmont & Plumstead Aves. Map
Sycamore Park — 1 acre meditative setting with benches. Home of the symbol of Lansdowne, its 300 year old Sycamore tree. Location: LaCrosse & Wycombe Aves. Map
Reservoir Park — 1.4 acres, undeveloped. Location: Greenwood and Ardmore Avenue. Photos Map
Pennock Woods — 6.5 acres of County open space with Lansdowne Bird Sanctuary. Location: Pennock Terrace. Map
Shrigley Woods — 6.5 acres of undeveloped County open space. Location: Scottdale & Hilldale Rds. Map
Marlyn Park — 3 acres, passive park. Location: Willowbrook & Marlyn Aves. Map
