Money Rocks County Park

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At least this one is a heart. I didn't take a pic of some of the other graffiti I saw... :-/

936 Narvon Rd

Narvon, PA 17555

http://co.lancaster.pa.us

Money Rocks County Park is a serene outdoor destination nestled in Narvon, PA. Visitors can explore scenic trails, enjoy picnics, and immerse themselves in nature.

The park offers a peaceful retreat for individuals and families seeking a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. With its natural beauty and recreational opportunities, Money Rocks County Park provides a refreshing outdoor experience for all who visit.

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4.54 reviews

Abby R.

7/26/2020

Perfect for a quick morning or evening hike! The blue trail is completely shaded and is about 2.4 miles.

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Carissa K.

9/2/2017

I was looking for a place to hike on my day off and decided to check out this place. When I arrived, the parking lot was empty. As I started to walk on the trail, I was immediately greeted with...

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Kailyn M.

5/2/2019

It was a very fun, I really like hiking there, it has a great history with why it's called Money Rocks. They have a over view/look, park, and trails, so many fun things to do, Can't wait to go Back!

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Cora P.

5/2/2019

I had a LOT of fun. It's a great way to spend time outdoors and spend time with family. It looks SO pretty and it's really great for hiking and getting exercise. You can climb on rocks. There are...

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