This place is great for all ages. We love to come here and have a picnic by the stream and then go for a lovely hike on their trails. They have a nice pond for fishing for the kids. And the mill is very interesting and informative. A great outing.

A very nice place to go for a picnic and a walk, It is very quiet and tranquil in the park. It is also a nice place to take some scenic pictures

First of all, this is a FREE attraction with FREE parking. How often do you find that? The land includes a small waterfall, a mill race, a blacksmith shop, a log cabin, a mill with museum, and a miller's home. There are guided tours that are about $5 per person, according to their website. If you don't want to spend... More

There ae only a couple of buildings, but they are interesting. Tye site has numerous great photo opportunities, with the dam and waterfalls, ducks, stone buildings, and stream.

Once, long ago, the Wawa-Concordville railroad went through here! It's an ancient, well-preserved piece of Delaware County history. And there are several other historic buildings, right up the street. Keep in mind that this park also has a very small, stocked fishing hole/pond where you can rent a fishing pole. It's very picturesque so don't forget your camera AND something... More

This mill was built in 1704 and owned by the Newlin family until 1817. It operated commercially until 1941. The park includes The Miller's House, Trimble House, the barn the office and grain storage. springhouse, railroad bridge and dam, and a blacksmith shop. First, learn about early-American milling industry in suburban Philadelphia, then take your time traveling along the historical... More