Perkasie has an extensive park system and an active Parks and Recreation Board that offers many activities throughout the Borough.
Winter Trail Information:
For Borough Park Trail Snow Information, please refer to Resolution #2008-34:
“Snow plowing of streets and roadways, park service drives, municipal parking lots, sidewalks on Borough-owned properties, and any emergency needs are to take priority over snow removal. However, removal of snow from the designated areas is to be a priority of plowing of snow from municipal bike paths.”
The Borough trails will be cleared when possible, but snow and ice covered areas may remain for an extended period of time after a storm. Surfaces may be slippery. Residents may still access the parks for winter recreation activities; however, they do so at their own risk.
Borough Protected Parks & Open Space
Open space in Perkasie makes up over 200 acres. Four main parks make up the Borough’s recreational space and total over 80 acres. Borough protected greenways and open space land consist over close to 100 acres. Protected land from homeowner associations in the Borough make up another 38 acres.
The Borough’s park system consists of Menlo Park at Park and Arthur Avenues, Lenape Park, at Walnut Street and Constitution Avenue, the Kulp Playground at 2nd St and the Spruce St “Tot Lot” – These parks total over 44 acres of park land.
- Menlo Park houses the Menlo Aquatics Center, the historic Perkasie Carousel, two picnic pavilions and a children’s play area. The Bucks County Free Library: Samuel Pierce Branch, is adjacent to the park.
- Lenape Park is located on both sides of the East Branch Perkiomen Creek with a bikeway constructed along one side of the creek. Lenape Park attractions include a dog park, skate park, three Little League baseball fields, a softball field, sand volleyball court, ice skating rink, picnic areas and the twin bridges. Also located on the Constitution Avenue side of Lenape Park is the Borough owned wind turbine.
- The Kulp playground, located on Second Street offers tennis courts, a baseball field, newly renovated basketball courts (2018), picnic area and play ground for children. There is also a baby/wading pool that is open during the summer season.
- A tot-lot is located on Spruce Street near Main Street. This lot is linked to the other parks via the Pleasant Spring Creek Bikeway.
Some park facilities are available for rental. Please download and complete the appropriate form below or apply directly at the Borough Office.
Field Rental
Click here to download and complete a rental form and return it to the Director of Parks and Recreation: Ball Field Reservation Form 2021. Field rental is available for the day or the entire season(s). Field rental dates are first come first reserve and are limited to two days per week. A copy of your team’s insurance, naming Perkasie Borough as an additional policy holder, must be included.
- Field rental is $65.00 per team per season and an additional $1 per Perkasie Resident and $2 per Non Perkasie Resident. Roster must be submitted before end of season with additional payment.
- If using Kulp Memorial Field and lights are needed, the cost is $25.00 per game and for a double header it is $40.00 per game.
- A $25.00 refundable deposit must be made in addition to the cost for the lights. Key must be returned after event/season.
Pavilion Rental
Click here to download and complete a rental form and return it to the Director of Parks and Recreation: Pavilion Reservation 2021. Rental dates are on a first come, first serve and first pay basis. Hours for rentals are dawn to dusk. We do not hold dates, after dusk parties are not permitted. If you need electric for your rental, a $25.00 electric key deposit is required for use (Skate Park Pavilion and Menlo Pavilion only)
| Pavilion | Park | Boro Resident | Non Resident | Non Profit |
| Skate Park | Lenape | $50 | $70 | $30 |
| Rotary | Lenape | $30 | $50 | $10 |
| Twin Bridges | Lenape | $50 | $70 | $30 |
| Covered Bridge | Lenape | $50 | $70 | $30 |
| Kulp | Kulp | $50 | $70 | $30 |
| Lions | Menlo | $65 | $85 | $35 |
5k through Lenape and Lake Lenape Park
Perkasie Borough and Sellersville Borough are working together to make it easier to run your 5k! Lenape Park is in Perkasie, while Lake Lenape Park is located in Sellersville but we have made ONE application that is due to Perkasie for your 5k event through the park. If you are interested in holding a 5k please fill out this form: 5K Event Permit Application 2021
Holding events in the Borough and Park System
Groups and individuals wishing to host events in the Borough or Parks should download and complete this form: Event Permit Application 2021. Please return it to the Borough office for review by Borough Council. Please also note there is a $25 fee and the application is due at least 45 days prior to the event to be considered.
Bicycle & Walking Path System – Sellersville/ Perkasie/ East Rockhill
This bikeway attaches to a bikeway in Sellersville Borough, continues through Perkasie, along the creek and attaches to a bikeway in East Rockhill Township. The Bikeway from Main Street, Sellersville to the east side of Blooming Glen Road covers approximately 3.25 miles. For information on the length of the bikeway, please click here. A link to the bikeway is planned in Perkasie Borough that will follow Pleasant Spring Creek, cross Walnut Street at the south east end of the borough, continue through the Stonycrest development and end in Hilltown Township.
Liberty Bell Trail Feasibility Study Update
This project was financed, in part, by grants from the Community Conservation Partnership Program, Keystone Recreation, Park and Conservation Fund, under the administration of the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, Bureau of Recreation and Conservation; and the Greenways, Trails & Recreation Program under the administration of the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development. Gilmore & Associates completed the update to the 2005 study in December of 2020 and the executive summary and maps are below. This was a multi municipal project and we thank our surrounding communities for their participation and encouragement. This will be a major accomplishment for the trail system and we hope to get started with smaller projects and gain additional grant funding to make this Corridor of History a reality.
Liberty Bell Trail Feasibility Update 2020
For more information about the Borough park system, contact the Park and Recreation Director at (215)257-5065 ext. 115 or email parkandrec@perkasieborough.org