Andre Reed Park

Park History

Andre Reed Park is named after Andre Reed, an Allentown native who played in the NFL and earned his place in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Formerly known as Irving Street Playground, the park spans about 9.8 acres in Allentown, Pennsylvania.

Recreational Facilities

For sports enthusiasts, the park offers basketball courts and tennis courts where you can work up a sweat or enjoy a friendly match.

On hot summer days, the relatively new swimming pool provides welcome relief. And yes, there are public restrooms nearby - because let's face it, that's always good to know.

Playground Area

The little ones haven't been forgotten! There's a playground with all the essentials - swings, climbing structures, and enough space for kids to burn off that endless energy.

The playground uses a mulch surface, which is pretty standard, but it's worth noting that the maintenance under the swing sets could use some attention. Safety first, right?

Community Spaces

Need a breather from the daily grind? The park's green spaces and picnic areas make perfect spots to spread out a blanket, unpack a lunch, or simply sit back with a good book.

You'll also find walking paths winding through the park - ideal for your morning jog, an evening stroll, or just getting those steps in while enjoying some fresh air.

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Sports Facilities

Beyond basketball and tennis, there's also a baseball field where you can channel your inner pro or catch a local game on a sunny afternoon.

Andre Reed Park attracts people of all ages and interests. Whether you're into sports, have kids who love playgrounds, or just want to enjoy some green space, you'll find something that suits you in this Allentown park.