At Van Horne Park little ones have ample room to burn off pent-up energy. It’s good for us, too.
Large field (kick a ball around, have races)
Basketball court
Lacrosse wall
Paved walking/bicycle path
Explore natural areas around the park
Visit the gazebo
Learn the history of the park
Find clean, good-for-you smells of nature. Burn off the stir-crazy. Feel anxiety fall away.
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HOW TO GET THERE:
From 206, south of the 518 & 206 intersection, turn onto Benjamin Blvd. Drive straight, past Princeton Fitness and Wellness (on the left) until you reach the parking area.This is invisible text
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31 acres of agricultural fields and forest permanently preserved in Montgomery Township. Mountain View Road landscape now preserved along its entire length.
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Someone had already made a trail behind the airport in the Cherry Brook Preserve.
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Van Horne Park
Donate Today
Thank you for considering a gift to Montgomery Friends of Open Space. Your contribution helps us to preserve the rural character of our community that we value so highly. Please let us know if you would like to sponsor a special event, become a Farmers’ Market Sponsor, or direct your gift to a specific area or project. Print the confirmation screen for your records.
Your privacy is important to us. Donations are processed through a secure banking portal.