What is a Park, Recreation, and Open Space Plan?
A Park, Recreation, and Open Space Plan is a community-driven roadmap for creating and caring for the places where people play, gather, and enjoy the outdoors. It helps the Borough identify what’s working well, what could be improved, and what new opportunities are possible—from parks and playgrounds to trails, natural areas, and recreation programs. Guided by public input, this plan will shape decisions and investments for years to come, ensuring that our parks and open spaces meet the needs of residents today and into the future.
What makes a great place to live, play, connect, or simply breathe?
This plan will guide the future of Lansdale’s parks, recreation programs, trails, and open spaces. Through public input, site analysis, and expert recommendations, the Borough will create a shared vision to improve safety, access, sustainability, and quality of life. Your voice is essential—help us shape vibrant, inclusive spaces for generations to come.
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These are the people that are listening and responding to your questions.

Courtney Fox, CPRE, CPO
Parks & Recreation Director

Ann Toole, CPRP
Certified Parks & Recreation Professional
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FAQ
FAQ
- How long will this project take?
- How can residents get involved?
- Will the plan lead to new parks or just improve existing ones?
- What about trails and walking paths?
- Is this just about playgrounds and sports?
- Will this plan cost taxpayers more money?
- What’s the timeline for the project?
- How will this plan be used once it’s completed?
- Who is preparing the plan?
Advisory Committee
Mayor, Lansdale Borough
Sports
Direcotr, Parks & Recreaition
Safe places to bicycle