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Weingartner Park Wee Walers  Located at 332-334 Shearer Street it is a playground developed for the use of small children with equipment designed for ages 8 and under. Nor-Gwyn Pool Located at Parkside Place north of the Borough on Sumneytown Pike. Operated by the Nor-Gwyn Pool Commission, whose members are North Wales Borough, Upper Gwynedd Township and the Lions Club. Applications are available at the Borough office or at the pool office during the summer season.
Second Street Park Located at Second Street & Prospect Avenue is a tennis court area open to the public seven days a week. Park closes at dusk.
Eighth Street Park Nor Gwyn Baseball Offers softball for all ages 6 to 16, baseball ages 7 thru adult. Baseball offers T-ball. Programs for girls and boys begin in April. For registration information contact George Wicks 610-584-9169
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3 acre recreation area located at Second and Summit Streets is a passive area with a variety of black walnut, norway maple, white pine, dogwood, beech, sweetgum, hemlock and cherry trees and pathways and benches to enjoy. 
Located at Ninth & Church Streets is part of the Dodsworth Run watershed. Stormwater landscaping with a variety of plantings attracts many species of birds to the Park. There is trail that goes through Park with footbridge over drainage way where people can stop and bird watch or just enjoy the natural setting.
11,000 square foot open area used by local children for baseball games. Variety of native plants and clay totem poles adorn the two front corners of the Park with open area throughout the rest of the park that can be used for a game of softball, horseshoes, volleyball. The clay totem poles were made by Borough residents. There is a "fan" stand in the right rear corner. The "fans" are clay masks made by Borough residents mounted on a stand.