Adventure Park - Hampden Township, Pennsylvania

Whitney L.

Adventure Park, nestled on church grounds, boasts expansive play areas with diverse activities suitable for kids of all ages and abilities. With two pavilions and well-maintained restrooms, it offers a clean and enjoyable environment for families. The park's vast size ensures ample space for kids to explore and have fun, making it a delightful destination for outdoor adventures.

Julie W.

Lovely, "woodsy" walking trail. Very dog friendly. The women's restroom, however, looked like kids went crazy and t p'd the place but it was just paper clutter, not filthy. The variety of wild birds and plants is great and there is an abundance of bunnies if you go during late afternoon. Really family friendly, plenty of room for soccer or softball. Nice pavilion area for parties or picnics. Go! You will enjoy 🙂

v P.

This park truly reflects its name. It has a variety of spaces created to keep people of all ages busy.

It has play structures that help kids of different ages develop various skills by making them go through different adventure courses. It has a separate play area for toddlers and for older kids. The play area consists of swings, a sand box, tunnels, a climbing wall, monkey bars of different heights etc. I did see a lot of folks who seemed to be regulars to this park.

The park also contains volleyball ball courts and football fields.

It also has an area for outdoor exercise equipment. This is partially shaded and so it can be used in any weather.

There are two large covered picnic areas with multiple benches as well. Nice spot to have a picnic with an area for kids to play around.

Last but not the least, it also has a frisbee golf setup for folks to go and play frisbee golf.

Overall a great park right off 81 freeway with ample parking spots and clean restrooms. Highly recommend and will definitely visit again.

Melinda S.

Open Monday - Thursday 9am-4pm
During our visit, it was not crowded, though there were a few bigger kids. We have yet to be there when the Cafe is open, unless it is only used when it is reserved for parties available on Saturdays. Otherwise it is a nice indoor playground.

Alisha L.

A wonderful park to bring children of all ages and abilities. There is both an accessible playground for bigger kids as well as one for the younger kiddos. From tunnels, to slides and balance beams as well as swings, there really is everything! There is even a rock wall. here is also a sandbox.

In addition to the playgrounds, there is a paved walking path that goes around a large grassy field. There are two pavilions with picnic tables and one of them also houses some outdoor exercise equipment.

In addition to all of this, there is grass volleyball courts, soccer fields, and plenty of space for just about anything.

You can rent the pavilions for your outdoor gatherings such as birthday parties, etc. there is a pretty well-maintained bathroom facility as well. In at least the women’s, there is a changing table provided. They are closed during the winter months so keep that in mind. There are drinking fountains on the outside of this building as well but they are also shut off during winter months.

Overall, a wonderful, ENCLOSED park for kiddos to burn off some energy. Even on a wet day, the playground is pretty dry because of the rubber flooring.

Joseph P.

Cool free park right off of the freeway. Good place for the kids to run around for an hour while traveling to Hershey for a chocolate factory tour. There are quite a few bees and wasps however. So keep your eyes open. The set up is cool and engaging for kids younger than eight.

Chele B.

My son loves this playground for the diversity in attractions. As parents, we appreciate the cultural diversity of those who come here. The park is ever growing in features, but I think the safety you feel here is the most important thing to a parent. Even if it's a drive to get here, I highly recommend it over most other area parks.

David H.

Even before the park finished its construction, I was eagerly anticipating its opening. It started out with a delightfully colorful, modern playground that is accessible by children of different age and ability to play together, even the physically challenged. We've been taking our son there since its opening in 2009. Since then it has added an elaborate exercise station and a mile-long walking trail. And more recently a 9-hole disc golf course that even have 3 tee-pads at each hole for different skill levels. Other amenities include restrooms, picnic pavilions, and beech volleyball courts.

The walking trail is fully paved and has additional workout stations along the way. There is one hilly section which makes the walk more robust and interesting. We're really grateful for the Capital Area Christian Church and its sponsors that developed this park.