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York City parks: Fargo, Vance and Penn spotlighted as accessible places to play and cool off

York City Police Department · July 30, 2026
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Summary

Joan Henney highlighted specific parks—Fargo Park for courts and trails, Vance Park for daily dog walks and a soccer field, and Penn Park for a splash pad—urging residents to use these free amenities.

Joan Henney described features at several neighborhood parks and urged residents to use them as low-cost recreation spaces. "Fargo Park just has so much to offer, between the playgrounds and the tennis courts and the basketball courts and the walking trails, but the big gazebo is probably my favorite," she said, listing amenities that serve families and visitors.

Henney also noted that Vance Park is where she walks her dog most mornings and that a soccer field there draws her daughters to play. For summer cooling, she recommended Penn Park, saying, "Penn Park has a splash pad, so not only do you have a lot of open fields to play in, the basketball courts, the playgrounds, there's also a place to cool off for free." She framed these parks as practical, family-friendly options for outdoor activity.