My perfect weekend is going for a walk with my family in the park. I don’t think there’s anything better.
Whether I’m wandering to clear my mind, or joining morning yoga to heal my body, I find it in my local park and rec. This is what good means to me.
When municipalities invest in high-quality, clean, and safe parks and public spaces, a community becomes healthier, more livable, and more desirable.
For your own good
With all the good stuff you’ll find at your local parks, why are you not here?
We have paths and trails to wander on. Courts to play on. Morning yoga classes to find your zen. Playgrounds to create childhood memories. Lawns for family gatherings. And so much more. It’s all yours to enjoy — so put down the remote and join us for your own good!
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Summer Yoga PRPS Release GoodforPA.org Can Help Residents Find Classes Near Them with its New “Explore Local Parks & Rec” Button
Good in the News
June 3, 2025
This month, the Pennsylvania Recreation and Park Society added a button to its Good for You. Good for PA website to help residents find free, donation-based and low-cost outdoor yoga classes in many of Pennsylvania’s 6,510 local parks.
Good in the News
June 2, 2025
This month, the Pennsylvania Recreation and Park Society (PRPS) added a button to its website to help residents find free, donation-based and low-cost outdoor yoga classes in many of Pennsylvania’s 6,510 local parks.
