Warrington Township

Warrington Township municipal offices are located at 852 Easton Road, Warrington PA 18976; phone: 215-343-9350.

Established as a township in 1734, its namesake was a town in Lancashire, England. The southeastern boundary is County Line Rd, across which lies Montgomery County. Population (2000) was 17,580.

Bradford Dam is Bucks County 280 acre tract open space wetlands preserve. The Dam is open to fishing and also has a maintained walking trail. It "is home to a number of different bird species such as the Grasshopper Sparrow, Willow Fly Catcher, and Eastern King Bird. This unusual bird refuge is a valuable passive recreation area for Bucks County residents. Based on recommendations from wildlife and environmental experts, the township requested that the grasslands be allowed to remain high from May until early August until the birds have hatched and nurtured their young." [1]

The township is home to the Special Equestrians Center, a nonprofit therapeutic riding and driving program for children and adults with physical, mental and emotional disabilities. It serving Bucks, Montgomery and Philadelphia counties.

Municipal Recreation Facilities

• Alou Tot Lot (1800 Turnpike Way)
• Barness Park (2750 Bristol Rd)
• Dapple Tot Lot (2043 Dapple Dr)
• Igoe Porter Wellings Park (aka Upper Nike) (3095 Bradley Rd)
• King Park (1597 Turk Rd)
• Lower Nike Park (301 Folly Rd)
• Mary Barness Tennis and Swim Club (2501 Freedoms Way)
• Palomino Park (2015 Palomino Dr)
• Penns Wood Tot Lot (351 Kansas Rd)
• Shank Tot Lot (615 Philadelphia Ave)
• Special Equestrian Center (2800 Street Rd)
• Twin Oaks Day Camp (3129 Bradley Rd)
• Valley Glen Tot Lot (1821 Appaloosa Rd
• Village Tot Lot (900 Continental Dr)
• Willow Knoll Park (2235 Oxford Dr)