Bucks County, Pennsylvania
Tyler State Park
State park
Tyler State Park was assembled from farmland and the Tyler family estate along Neshaminy Creek in Bucks County. Its trail network is popular with runners and cyclists, and the park's stone buildings date to the 18th and 19th centuries.
Why Visit
It offers miles of wooded trails minutes from Newtown and I-95, plus creek fishing and a well-used disc golf course.
Amenities & Facilities
- Multi-use trails
- Disc golf course
- Creek fishing
- Historic buildings
Things to Do
- Run or bike the trail loop
- Play the disc golf course
- Fish Neshaminy Creek
- Explore the historic buildings
Best For
Trail runners, cyclists and families in lower Bucks County.
Parking & Visiting
Parking is available in designated lots. Fees, hours and seasonal closures change, so confirm current details with Pennsylvania DCNR or the park's managing agency before visiting.
Nearby Communities
- Newtown
- Richboro
- Langhorne
Related Attractions
- Newtown Borough
- Washington Crossing Historic Park
- Neshaminy Creek
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Tyler State Park have a disc golf course?
Yes. The park has a long-established disc golf course near its main entrance.
Are bikes allowed at Tyler State Park?
Yes. Bikes are permitted on designated multi-use trails.
Seasonal Note
Trail conditions, beach staffing, boat rentals and road access change with the season. Confirm current hours and closures with the managing agency before you travel, especially in winter and early spring.
