Penn Treaty Park

Great and spacious park next the Delaware River Trail. It si nice place to see the sun Rise. I hope Delaware River development Org need to revive the River water. It seems so dirt y it need to revive the water quality.

Close to the water with breath taking views a block away from the highway yet very peaceful secluded and insulated from the traffic and noise. I attend the Indigenous Peoples Day Festival here yearly and look forward to the peace performancesnand natures beauty. The indigenous name of the park is Shacksmaxon and it is a legendary meeting place for the Lenape and many other groups over time

Pleasant and quiet park. It's great for family time or dates, walks, runs, picnics, bike rides, etc. I especially like the cool breeze from the river.

I really like this park. It’s full of edible and medicinal wild plants that I can talk about during foraging walks. It’s got the water full sun, shaded areas and a lawn. The only thing it doesn’t have a toilet, which would be incredibly useful to those of us who hydrate thoroughly, but then require an outlet.

Before sunrising, almost lightingpole out. Only 3 pole lighting. Very danger too dark

Very nice and relaxing on a nice day.

Always a nice spot to soak in some sun and some scenery. It's usually packed, but friendly people. 10/10 picnic spot. Always clean. If you're visiting Philly, it's worth a stop if you want a nice full view of the Ben Franklin bridge.

Nice little urban park. I haven't been here in about 7 years and it seems like they have added a nice riverside multi-purpose trail. There are abandoned buildings in sight but also new apartment buildings and the Rivers casino. Nice views of the Ben Franklin Bridge. The playground looked a little boring and could use a facelift. I went during winter so the grass wasn't too green and lush and the trees were bare. I can only image it looks much better in Spring/Summer. My only complaint was the very limited parking. I parked in what may or may not have been a legal parking spot.