NEW HOPE, PA — Summer is a great time to get moving in New Hope-Lambertville, whether you're looking to join a league, try a new class, spend more time outside or find an active program for the kids.
From recreation programs and swim lessons to trails, tennis courts and fitness classes, there are plenty of ways to make the most of the season. Be sure to check each website for current schedules, registration details, fees, and availability before making plans.
Solebury Township Parks and Recreation offers a wide range of classes, sports programs, and recreation opportunities throughout the year for residents of all ages.
Solebury Township Parks and Recreation
The D&R Canal, which can be accessed in Lambertville, boasts more than 70 miles of linear multi-use path along an historic canal and additional trail networks and connections across several counties. There is a lot to see, experience and explore along the Delaware & Raritan Canal in New Jersey. So take a look at the park's website, then pack your hiking shoes, grab your mountain bike or strap that kayak to the car, and plan a day trip at the D&R Canal State Park.
Delaware & Raritan Canal State Park
Whether you enjoy exploring the outdoors by foot, bike, skis, skates or boat, the towpath along the Delaware Canal is inviting and accessible all year round. The scenic beauty and diverse landscape of the Delaware Canal State Park attracts thousands of visitors every year. Over 20 boat access points make it easy to canoe and kayak the river. Want to picnic with picturesque views? Picnic sites are available in Delaware Canal State Park.
Pickleball offers a social, approachable way to stay active, with local courts and play opportunities available in the New Hope-Lambertville area. Outside courts are available at Laurel Park, 3092 North Sugan Road, New Hope. An indoor facility is located in nearby Ewing, New Jersey.
Bucks County boasts many scenic spots, but there’s only one place to get an above-the-trees, bird’s-eye view of the surrounding countryside and Delaware River. Rising 125 feet in the air atop Bowman’s Hill and offering a 14-mile view on a clear day, Bowman’s Hill Tower is a favorite stop for locals and tourists alike. The Tower is located near the corner of Rt. 32 (River Road) and Lurgan Road, a few miles south of New Hope. The Tower may be visited on its own or as part of a combination ticket when visiting other attractions in the park. You can take an elevator to the top or climb the 125 steps to the top.
Washington Crossing Historic Park
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