Frequently Asked Questions

No, you must make a group reservation to come to Neshaminy Shore Picnic Park. Please see "Packages" tab for more info on what we offer groups. You can fill out a  form on the "Request Reservation" page to check availability or call a representative in the office. MINIMUM GROUP SIZE IS 40 GUESTS 

No, Neshaminy Shore Picnic Park functions as an all-inclusive picnic park. We provide food and beverages and do not allow outside food in the park. However, we do allow dry packaged foods such as pretzels, chips, and cookies. If you have an individual with particular food needs, please contact the office for special arrangements to be made. Please contact the office.

Yes, you can bring your own cake or cupcakes. We will put your cake in our walk-in refrigerator if you’d like, and can bring it out to your tent when it’s time to celebrate. Please label your cake with your group name if you’re planning on having us hold it for you. 

Parking is free for guests at Neshaminy Shore Picnic Park. Once you arrive you will be directed by our parking attendants as to where you should park. Please follow the directions of the parking attendant, they are helping to make it possible for guests to enter and leave the park grounds freely and safely. You will be wrist banded upon entry of the park, so if for any reason you need to leave, you can re-enter the same day just by showing your wristband.

No, if anyone in your party needs a wheelchair or scooter, they must bring their own. We do not have them on site to rent. 

The photographer is only available on weekend dates and is a separate entity from the park. We are not affiliated with him in regards to group photos and are not responsible for any photos.

• Children  wearing a pink wristband may NOT enter the main pool, water activities pool, or gate pool without a parent or Guardian
• Parent/Guardian must supervise children at any of the pools. Our lifeguards are here to help, but cannot take the place of a parent or guardian in supervising your child. This is the primary responsibility of the parent or guardian. Always stay in close proximity to your child and supervise his/her activities. Know where your child is at all times. A lifeguard or life jacket can never replace the watchful eyes and direct supervision of a parent/guardian.
• Swimsuits must be worn to go into any pool (No jean cutoffs, cotton t-shirts, or shorts allowed in the pools) 
• No flotation devices or rafts are permitted in pools
• No water guns
• Only life vests approved by the US Coast Guard can be worn in the pools (No arm swimmies are allowed) 
• Swim diapers are required on all non-toilet trained children going in a pool
• No running on the concrete areas around the swimming pools
• Please confine eating to your picnic area, No eating or chewing gum in swimming pools
• No standing in paddle boats 
• No food or beverages allowed in paddle boats or canoes
• No  swimming in the creek.

• No pets are allowed on the property
• Events will be held rain or shine 
• Absolutely no food-to-go
• Groups must vacate premises immediately following the event
• Sneakers must be worn on the rock climbing wall.
• Weather conditions may limit the availability of some of the activities
• No fighting, foul language or obscene gestures — this is cause for removal.
• All sporting equipment is used at your own risk.
• We do not have a private room for breastfeeding mothers
• If anyone in your party needs a wheelchair or scooter, they must bring their own. We do not have them on-site to rent.