- The list below includes 206 free or cheap things to do in or near Phoenixville, Pennsylvania, including 111 different types of inexpensive activities like Dog Park, Mini Golf, National & State Parks and Farmers Markets.
- From Reeves Park to Reservoir Dogs Park, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Phoenixville and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Philadelphia, West Chester, Doylestown and Media.
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Peaceful and serene, Reeves Park is a great place for simply relaxing and reading a book. It offers a comfortable bench for seating, and a playground with lots of space for running, jumping and playing.
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Fillmore Street & Franklin Avenue, Phoenixville, PA 19460
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Completely fenced in, Reservoir Dogs Park provides a place for pets to run off-leash. And for added safety and convenience, there is also a designated space in which smaller dogs can roam freely and enjoy.
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Completely fenced in, Reynold's Dog Park offers a safe place for pets to run and roam in the Phoenixville area. Conveniently located, it is within close proximity of Schuylkill Canal Park.
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Under the Gay Street Bridge, via Taylor Alley, Phoenixville, PA 19460
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Situated along French Creek is the Phoenixville Farmers Market. The market supports the local agricultural community featuring a variety of vendors offering fresh produce, meat, eggs, local honey, handcrafted soaps and more.
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Markies Mini-Golf is a 26,000 square foot miniature golf course. The course features 18 holes and is populated by numerous streams, ponds, and small waterfalls. Markies also maintains a snack bar and is available for private party hosting.
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Offering a variety of stops, Ghost Tours of Phoenixville is ideal for both history buffs and ghost enthusiasts alike. Tours include an informative guide with visits to old Forge Theater, the library and haunted homes.
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The World of Scouting Museum is dedicated to the preservation of Boy Scouting and Girl Scouting memorabilia. The location's exhibits focus on the origin of scouting in the United States and the birth of the Girl Scouts in Savannah, Georgia.
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Dedicating to memory of a wood sculptor, The Wharton Esherick Museum features 300 of his pieces in the gallery. One of his most notable works is a curved staircase carved from wood, which visitors can touch and feel.
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Spanning 20 miles, Perkiomen Trail lies along the former Perkiomen trail of the Reading Railroad. The trail passes through many historical villages including Arcola, Spring Mount, and Collegeville among many others.
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Hoy Park is a quaint, quiet, and small community park that features a boat ramp for those who wish to take a relaxing canoe ride. Though there is not much to explore, it is a great spot for unwinding.