Upper Schuylkill Valley Park

4 reviews

+1 (610) 948-5170

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Cool owl. He is even bigger than he looks in this photo.

1600 Black Rock Rd

Royersford, PA 19468

+1 (610) 948-5170

http://www.schuylkillriver.org

Upper Schuylkill Valley Park is a serene outdoor recreational area nestled in Royersford, PA. The park offers a variety of activities for visitors to enjoy, including hiking trails, picnic areas, and scenic views of the Schuylkill River.

With its natural beauty and peaceful atmosphere, Upper Schuylkill Valley Park provides a tranquil escape for individuals and families looking to connect with nature and unwind in a picturesque setting.

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5.04 reviews

Kaite H.

3/21/2024

Such a cute place and open to the public worth walking around on a nice day. It is mostly outdoor but there are a few small indoor buildings.

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Kim K.

3/30/2021

This place is a hidden gem. Nicely maintained with plenty of parking. Walking trails, the river and wildlife preserve, all for free. We had a wonderful time visiting the animals, who seemed...

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Amber H.

7/3/2022

Such a fun and FREE place to visit with kids! There is a nice trail right by the water too!

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Jeff R.

5/24/2017

There's really no negatives here. The trails are wide and very clean. You can walk from here to Lock 60 park in Phoenixville with a 4 mile round trip hike. Be prepared to cross some very minor...

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