Discover Poole Forge

Historic Poole Forge's natural beauty, antiquity, & diverse attractions emanate from it's rich preserved history, the effort of a dedicated community, and your continued support.

Historic Mansion

This beautiful home greets you as you enter the park.

Built in the late 1700's, the mansion captures everyone's imagination with it's combination of elegance and charm. Open during park events, plans are underway for future restoration.

Beautiful Grounds

Crystal clear water, lush green pastures, and rolling hills.

Historic Mansion

A beautifuly restored eighteenth century mansion and office.

East Pavilion

Picnic tables and playground line this modern, well-kept pavilion

Weddings

Tie the knot in charming picturesque setting

For a wedding you and your guests will never forget HPF offers a perfect backdrop for a memorable day. We will work with you as you design your special day. If you are planning an outdoor wedding or reception Poole Forge is for you.

Tenant House

Restored tenant house sits close to the pavilion and the creek

Event Cottage

Restored east tenant house for events and meetings

Ball Fields

Ample space to field a game of ball, or any other field activity.

Covered Bridge

Take a stroll over our 1859 covered bridge.

Everyone loves a covered bridge and ours is no exception. Spanning the Conestoga River the bridge is a favorite subject of photographers in all seasons.

Conestoga Creek

The creek meanders through the property, with benches to overlook

Ever changing and always fascinating, we are all drawn to the water. Enjoy a peaceful afternoon watching the Egret hunt and the baby ducks learn to swim.

Rest & Relax

The perfect place to sit, relax, and enjoy nature around you.

Of the many activities at Poole Forge, sitting on a bench, or strolling along the river rank at the top of the list. A brief respite from your hectic life is always waiting for you at Poole Forge.

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