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Parks & Recreation

Towamencin Township Parks & Recreation

Towamencin Township provides diverse year-round leisure opportunities through the preservation of open space, park settings, recreational facilities and programs for the citizens of Towamencin Township. The benefits of leisure services are especially designed to meet the physical, mental, cultural, and social needs of our residents and visitors to our community, while enhancing the overall quality of life in Towamencin.

The Parks and the Trail Systems are maintained by the Department of Public Works. Youth Sports Leagues are run by Towamencin Youth Association (TYA). If you have any questions regarding recreation activities including reserving a park facility, please contact the Township.

Youth Sports

Youth Sports Leagues (Baseball, Softball, Basketball, Soccer) are coordinated through the Towamencin Youth Association (TYA).

Park, Recreation and Open Space Preservation Plan Update

In accordance with the guidelines of the Montgomery County Green Fields/Green Towns Program, Township staff, Consultants and an Advisory Committee made up of Township Residents have been working to update the Township's Park, Recreation and Open Space Preservation Plan that was last revised in 1995. Attached is the Park, Recreation and Open Space Preservation Plan that was approved by the Montgomery County Open Space Board. These are large documents and may  take time to open.

Bocce Ball

Roll into fun with Bocce Ball in our Township! The courts are open and ready for action — and the best part? They’re open to everyone! Whether you're a classic player or new to the scene, Bocce is an easy-to-learn, highly social activity perfect for all ages. Gather your friends, family, or meet some new faces — it’s time to toss some balls, share some laughs, and enjoy this classic game.  Be sure to read the Bocce History and Rules document before you begin—it's a great resource that not only explains how to play but also provides insight into the game's origin and the traditions. Please note that all players are required to bring their own bocce equipment, as these will not be provided on-site.  Let’s play! 🟢⚪🔴

Rules - History - Pamphlet

Geocaching

We’re excited to announce that geocaching has officially returned to Towamencin Township! After careful review and planning, the activity has been approved at four select parks, see below. New guidelines are in place to keep the fun safe and sustainable for participants. These guidelines aim to protect our parks, wildlife, and community while preserving the spirit of geocaching. Whether you are a seasoned cacher or just starting, now’s the ideal time to take your GPS (or phone), go out, and begin discovering hidden treasures nearby. For more information on this activity, check out the geocaching.com website.

  1. Bustard Road (1979 Bustard Rd)
  2. Butch Clemens (130 Forty Foot Rd)
  3. Green Lane (2201 Kriebel Rd)
  4. Kibler Meadows (2365 Kerr Rd)

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