Best Nature and Parks (RV, National, Dog, etc) in Blue Bell

"Spruce Street Harbor Park is a pop-up park on Penn's Landing in Philadelphia. Offering fun amenities such as hammocks, lawn games, chairs by the water, food and drink options, music and good times to locals, visitors, friends, family and even strangers. There's so much fun to be had at this venue that all can leave friends when the night is over."

"On summer nights, head down to the Delaware River’s Spruce Street Harbor Parc’s lights and hammocks. Or take a seat on one of net hammocks that are floating over the water!. To find more instagrammable spots in Philadelphia and more cities, make sure to follow us at @mixingpassports on Instagram!"

"There are hammocks to sit in while you enjoy conversation and a view of the Delaware River. There are also lovely floating gardens and beautifully lit trees in the evening. Plus, you can find yourself indulging in local craft beers and food from local Philly restaurants."

"Located on the western side of City Hall, Dilworth Park is an open space featuring stunning fountains, steam vents and dual beautiful glass tunnels providing access to the Broad Street and Market Street subways. It also features some landscaped flower benches and outdoor grill and cafe. The possibilities are endless to create amazing engagement images here."

"Penn’s Centre Square is now mostly taken up by City Hall, but the east apron is now a perfect area. Choose a wide stone bench or umbrella-covered table for your bring-along feast, and watch the kids playing in the fountains as you eat (just don’t drink the water)."

"Dilworth Park is a lovely and small public park that is great for taking photos. There are fountains and historical buildings that look great. View this post on Instagram"

"Bartram’s Garden is the oldest, still existent botanical garden in North America and is located along the banks of the Schuylkill River southwest of downtown Philadelphia. In addition to being a beautiful and historic garden, Bartram’s Garden also has amazing views of Philly’s skyline. While some industrial buildings mar the view a bit, this is a unique angle of the city that isn’t often seen."

"You can’t take food into the curated horticultural grounds or historic houses in this 46-acre complex, but there are several sites specially designated for lunchtime spreads."

"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."

"Sister Cities Park is a renovated area that now features a commemorative fountain, brand new café, boat pond and educational garden. For the young members of the family, they can have fun playing in the Wissahickon-inspired Children’s Discovery Garden that features meandering pathways, gently scalable rocks and a winding stream. Wade in the boat pond’s shallow waters and, for extra fun, rent a sailboat!"

"Philadelphia has pride in itself, but it also has a love for the world outside of its limits. One of the best representations of this is Sister Cities Park. This is one of the biggest places of interest if you want to check out Philadelphia parks."

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

"Neshaminy State Park is located just outside of the Philadelphia city limits in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. While it’s a bit of a drive from downtown, it has one of the best views of Philadelphia’s skyline, especially on clear days. The park is positioned about 15 miles north of Philly’s downtown core along the banks of the Delaware River."

"Kelly Drive is the perfect spot for that post-workout selfie because everyone looks good when this is the background for your run."

"The city's premier cultural institution occupies a Grecian temple–like building housing a superb collection of Asian art, Renaissance masterpieces, post-impressionist works and modern pieces by Picasso, Duchamp and Matisse among others. Especially notable are galleries filled with complete architectural ensembles, including a medieval cloister, Chinese and Indian temples and a Japanese teahouse."

"If you choose to disembark, you have more than 25 different unique stops to choose from, including famous sites like the Betsy Ross House, the Philadelphia Art Museum, the Eastern State Penitentiary, the Liberty Bell, and many more. If you stay on, the entire loop takes about 90 minutes."

"With more than 25 different stops to choose from, like the Betsy Ross House, the Philadelphia Art Museum, the Eastern State Penitentiary, and more, you’ll find it a really useful way to organize the entire vacation. Each tour is narrated by a local tour guide so you’ll get insider information (like where to get the best Philly cheesesteaks) along with in-depth account of the local history and culture. Your guide will point out all the top sights as you ride along, making sure you don’t miss a thing."

"Eastern State Penitentiary is considered to be the world’s first true penitentiary with revolutionary system of incarceration that encouraged separate confinement. The system later became a model for over 300 other prisons worldwide. Some notorious criminals like Al Capone and bank robber Willie Sutton were held inside."

"Located only 8 miles from Center City, Philadelphia, the Cherry Hill Mall is a regional landmark with about 140 nationally-branded stores and restaurants. This expansive shopping destination offers something for everyone, ranging from inexpensive to more high-end options. Several of the mall’s notable shops include Nordstrom, Express, Macy’s, JCPenney, Zara, and the Apple Store."

"2000 Rt. 38 Cherry Hill, NJ 08002 (856) 662-7441www.cherryhillmall.com. South Jersey’s answer to the King of Prussia Mall features an upscale mix of stores. Macy’s and Nordstrom bookend BCBG Max Azria, Apple, and Urban Outfitters."

"Discover the unusual -- and enjoy your favorites -- at The Gallery at Market East!. Prominently located in the heart of Philadelphia's thriving Center City, The Gallery offers hundreds of stores and eateries with the accent on shopping convenience!"

"Instead, walk through the concourse level to the food court-type area under the Comcast Center and treat yourself to cleanliness, decent smells, and marble counters."

"Restaurateur Stephen Starr ups the ante on the classic neighborhood pizza place with Pizzeria Stella, offering specialty and creative takes on brick oven pizzas. Innovative concoctions such as the pistachio with red onions, fontina cheese and rosemary or the “purgatory” with sopressata, tomato, Calabrian chilis and egg are just a couple of the daring but delicious takes on traditional pizzas. Where:Pizzeria Stella, 420 S."

"Just off South Street in Headhouse Square area and walkable from Independence Mall, families gather around wood-fired pizzas and gelato at this member of the Starr Restaurants group. Picky eaters will find plain pizza and the adventurous will enjoy more gourmet options, like a pie with black truffle and an egg."

"Outdoor seating and takeout are available at Pizzeria Stella. Masks must be worn by guests when not seated. Pizzeria Stella is open Sunday-Thursday from noon-9 pm; and Friday-Saturday from noon-10pm."