Warminster Parks Remain Closed 'Indefinitely'

WARMINSTER TOWNSHIP, PA — With the snow still not melting after a storm from three weeks ago, all of the township's parks won't be opening in the near future.

The Warminster Township Department of Parks and Recreation and township officials announced on Tuesday that the parks and their facilities will be "closed indefinitely."

Officials had closed the parks recently due to frigid temperatures and several snowstorms for about a week. But now the parks will remain closed for "the safety of Warminster residents and visitors.

"Once we have significant snow melt, the matter will be revisited," officials said.

The region was hit recently with snow accumulations of between six inches and over 10 inches in some Lower Bucks County communities.

Warminster Township has over a half dozen parks, including the Warminster Community Park.

Warminster Community Park is among the biggest in Bucks County, featuring 243 acres; walking trails, nature areas, a playground, pavilion, picnic area, pond, and restrooms.