Best Nature and Parks (RV, National, Dog, etc) in Atsion Lake

"301 S Christopher Columbus BlvdPhiladelphia, PA 19106(215) 922-2386. Spruce Street Harbor Park is one of the best city parks in the country. It is charming and picturesque, offering a laidback atmosphere."

"During the summer months, Spruce Street Harbor park is THE place to head because who doesn’t like an outdoor drinking photo."

"Originally William Penn’s Center Square, the park sits just west of City Hall. Recently renovated, Dilworth Park now features an interactive lawn fountain, various seating areas, a cafe, and seasonal activities. During the winter, they set up an outdoor ice rink for skating, and in the summer they host outdoor movies and live musical performances."

"Bartram's Garden is a historic Philadelphia garden and arboretum. It was founded in 1728 by botanist John Bartram and is the oldest surviving botanical garden in North America. Today it covers 46 acres with an eight-acre arboretum."

"From the rolling grass field to the vibrant trees, this garden is green on green on green. Get a shot against a tree, lay out in the grass, or simply overlook the river. All are prime spots for the perfect photo."

"Named for the fountain featuring 10 spouts that represent Philadelphia’s 10 sister cities around the world, this spot is perfect for exploration and unstructured play.The Children’s Discovery Garden, modeled after the Wissahickon Valley, includes boulders to climb, a stream to follow and “peaks” to summit, while the Imagination Playground (in cold months) encourages kids to build their own creations using large foam blocks.On hot days, kids can cool off in the fountains which jump playfully from the concrete."

"One of Philadelphia’s newest park spaces is already a beloved summer escape for tourists exploring Philadelphia’s many museums and locals looking for a café to enjoy while their kids splash around under the hot summer sun. There are restrooms to change into swimsuits if necessary, but most kids won’t mind just diving in before you even get their suit on. A lifeguard is on site for the wading pool, so no need to worry."

"18th Street & Benjamin Franklin ParkwayPhiladelphia, PA 19103(215) 440-5500. Sister Cities Park, found in the heart of Philly, is a charming urban park. It has a boat pond, a geyser fountain, a lovely garden, and an onsite cafe."

"Hop across the river to the Camden Children’s Garden, where you’ll find all kinds of hands-on activities geared toward children. There are rides, a train, a dino garden, and plenty of workshops to teach kids about gardening and nature. View this post on Instagram"

"The best view of Philadelphia might not even be in the city but across the Delaware from Camden's waterfront park."

"The 55-acre Awbury Arboretum in Germantown is home to the Henry Cope Garden, also known as the "secret garden." It dates back to the earliest days of Awbury, when it was just a small boxwood garden. Today, the secret garden is full of rare trees like "very tall, old persimmons" and Witchhazel. It’s also (as of 2017) home to Adventure Woods, a natural materials playground."

"Awbury Arboretum, roughly 55 acres in size, features a romantic, English ambiance. It has lush, green meadows, rolling hills, scenic ponds, picturesque woods, and many more beautiful aspects."

"It has been free and open to the public for nearly a 100 years. See the 55-acre grounds with beautifully manicured gardens once home to a Quaker family."

"Be sure to grab a must-have photo of Philly's "LOVE" sculpture at Love Park. 7:00 PM: Dine in old-world luxury at a glam Philadelphia restaurant"

"Dating to 1690, Wyck is known as one of Philadelphia’s oldest houses. Wyck offers a variety of educational programs for school groups, including environmental education, programs that focus on history of Quakerism, Native Americans, Colonial life, and Philadelphia. Wyck’s open season runs from April through November."

"As mentioned, the city of Philadelphia served as the nation’s capital from 1790 – 1800. During this time both George Washington and John Adams served as President of the United States of America. The new country required a Presidential Mansion and the structure was placed on Market Street (High Street at the time) just steps from Independence Hall."

"The President’s House: Freedom and Slavery in the Making of a New Nation is an open-air museum. It is the site of a former executive mansion, the first in the country, where previous presidents George Washington and John Adams resided during their governance."

"The Powel House is a historic house museum located between Willings Alley and Spruce Street, in the Society Hill neighborhood. Built in 1765, it is quite possibly America's finest existing Georgian Colonial townhouse. Inside you'll find a decorative arts collection, portraits of Powels and Willings, and a formal, walled garden typical of Colonial Philadelphia."

"The Powel House is named for its second owner, Samuel Powel. Powel was the last mayor of Philadelpha under British rule. His former home is a beautifully restored mansion in the Society Hill section of Philadelphia."

"Bartram's Garden is a historic Philadelphia garden and arboretum. It was founded in 1728 by botanist John Bartram and is the oldest surviving botanical garden in North America. Today it covers 46 acres with an eight-acre arboretum."

"From the rolling grass field to the vibrant trees, this garden is green on green on green. Get a shot against a tree, lay out in the grass, or simply overlook the river. All are prime spots for the perfect photo."

"Hop across the river to the Camden Children’s Garden, where you’ll find all kinds of hands-on activities geared toward children. There are rides, a train, a dino garden, and plenty of workshops to teach kids about gardening and nature. View this post on Instagram"

"Dating to 1690, Wyck is known as one of Philadelphia’s oldest houses. Wyck offers a variety of educational programs for school groups, including environmental education, programs that focus on history of Quakerism, Native Americans, Colonial life, and Philadelphia. Wyck’s open season runs from April through November."