Frank McCullough Sr. Park

Honoring a Community Champion

Frank McCullough Sr. Park on Green Acres Drive in Allentown, Pennsylvania was previously known as Green Acres Park before being renamed to celebrate Frank McCullough Sr., a dedicated volunteer whose years of service left an indelible mark on the community.

A Place to Play & Unwind

This neighborhood spot provides a nice retreat for locals and visitors. Whether you're looking to stretch your legs or let the kids burn off some energy, there are several options available.

Need a spot for your family reunion or birthday celebration? The park's pavilion comfortably fits up to 40 people - nothing massive, but great for those intimate gatherings where you can actually hear each other talk. The playground is popular with children and typically filled with activity.

Game On

Sports enthusiasts won't be disappointed with the two basketball courts where pickup games regularly unfold. The four pickleball courts have become increasingly popular as this paddle sport continues its nationwide boom. Tennis players can also get their fix on the park's tennis courts, making this a versatile spot for racquet sports of all kinds.

The Practical Stuff

Yes, there are portable restrooms available - not glamorous, but they get the job done when nature calls during your outdoor adventures.

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Community Heart

As part of Salisbury Township's network of public spaces, this park is lovingly maintained by the township's Recreation Department. Though not sprawling in size, what it lacks in acreage it makes up for in significance to the surrounding neighborhood.

Over the years, this modest park has become an important part of local life. Many families have created memories here - from first bike rides to summer evening picnics.