Everhart Park
(610) 436-9010
Even on a sunny, sultry summer day, there is plenty of shade in Everhart Park. Originally part of Wolerton farm, owned by William Everhart, this ten-acre grove of hardwood trees is a part of West Chester history. These towering trees make for plenty of quiet, cool places to relax in the park. A gazebo, a rustic footbridge and the Children's Summer House also add to the beauty. With several picnic tables and grills, plus plenty of room to spread out, this is a great place for a picnic. Bring a basketball and some friends to enjoy the court, or let the kids run free on the playground, while watching from a bench alongside. There is a paved trail running throughout the park where you just might meet a squirrel or two.
- Hours: Daily, dawn - dusk
- Handicap Accessible: There is a handicapped parking space on W. Union and there is a paved path running through the park.
- Parking: On-street: free
- Are there any interesting facts about this location?: It was once known as Everhart Grove, which was part of Wolerton Farm owned by William Everhart. Everhart developed a large portion of West Chester. He left the grove as natural woods to be enjoyed by the public.
- Features: Benches, Grills, Picnic tables, Playgrounds
- Services: Restrooms
- Permit requirements: Permit required for groups of 20 or more
- Restrictions: No alcohol
- Wi-Fi: None