Outdoor recreation is enjoyed by children of all ages, especially during the hot summer months.
He said the work includes installing a pavilion, play equipment, safety surface and signs. The park also will be made handicapped accessible. Daley said the grant was acquired through the Keystone Recreation, Park and Conservation Fund, which is administered by the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources. Since its creation in 1993, the fund has helped communities build or renovate outdoor recreational facilities, conserve natural and cultural resources, enhance local tourism sites and foster local development.