Penn Treaty Park
- Park
- Regional draw
- Fishtown, Philadelphia
A public Delaware River park at the edge of Fishtown.
Penn Treaty Park is a Delaware River waterfront destination in Fishtown, listed at Delaware Avenue and Beach Street. The city opened the park in 1894, giving this stretch of riverfront a long-standing public landscape.
Its open-air setting offers a different neighborhood outing from Frankford Avenue’s shops, restaurants and music venues. The park’s river frontage and historic associations make it a specific landmark within the wider river wards. It is a public park, separate from the facilities of nearby residential buildings.
Nearby
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Freedom Mortgage PavilionFreedom Mortgage Pavilion is a waterfront concert venue in Camden, across the Delaware River from Philadelphia.- Clark ParkA nine-acre West Philadelphia gathering place for games and public programs.
- GrumblethorpeA Germantown Avenue historic house with gardens and growing spaces.
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