Go to environmental education and interpretation for more information. This historic building interprets the lifestyles of the German Mennonite families who owned the home for 190 years. Outside, the root cellar, well, and herb and sensory gardens add to the eighteenth century atmos-phere. An exhibit room in the house is devoted to the natural history of the area, and the house also provides an area for visitors to watch songbirds and other animals. Four regulation softball fields are available on Skippack Creek Road.
Riders can also use the right side berm of public roads.
A trailhead parking lot for horse trailers is located on Skippack Creek Road. The main picnic area is on May Hall Road. An addi-tional picnic area is on Lewis Road in the southern portion of the park. Visitors can enjoy a quiet setting along the Skippack Creek, or engage in non-organized family games such as badminton, horseshoes and Frisbee. The picturesque, eighteen-hole, par 71, Skippack Golf Course includes a clubhouse and is open to the public.