Green Lane Park

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2144 Snyder Rd

Green Lane, PA 18054

+1 (215) 234-4863

http://www.montcopa.org

Green Lane Park, located in northwestern Montgomery County, offers a wide range of year-round outdoor activities and programs for visitors to enjoy. From fishing and boating to camping and hiking on 25 miles of trails, the park provides opportunities for both relaxation and adventure.

Park patrons can also partake in family-friendly events, such as summer concerts and environmental education programs, making it a perfect destination for nature enthusiasts of all ages. With amenities like picnic areas, playgrounds, and volunteer opportunities, Green Lane Park is a vibrant hub for outdoor recreation in the Valley Forge region.

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Marissa B.

7/15/2025

This is one of my favorite local parks to visit. Plenty of well-maintained trails to hike and kayaking on the reservoir. Excellent playgrounds for all ages, including one that is currently under...

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Nicole K.

6/19/2024

Great hiking trails that leads to a beautiful reservoir. There's several trails which you can choose from. It's dog friendly and a great place to go fishing!

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Tom M.

8/10/2023

We love going here for anything. Rangers and staff are always friendly and helpful. Gave me great fishing tips. Caught a massive catfish a few years back. Love the haunted hayride, even if it is...

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Anita G.

5/13/2023

Stellar place to commune with nature, listen to bands in the bandshell, kayak or fish! Quiet, pristine and beautiful!

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Jen H.

6/6/2019

For openers , I swim freely in lakes and the ocean. I love walking in the woods and I'm no stranger to nature. Yuck I went kayaking here once. The water was disgusting and so dark and ominous....

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