Township offices will be closed Thursday November 23rd and Friday November 24th in observance of the Thanksgiving Holiday.
Eagle Scout Project
Ethan Snyder, currently a Life Ranked Boy Scout with McKean Troop 73, is completing work on his Eagle project in the northern end of Edinboro Lake.
Eagle Scout Project
Ryan Dedrick, currently a Life Ranked Boy Scout with McKean Troop 73, is working on his Eagle project near the entrance to Veterans Park, (the first of the three contiguous parks). The Parks Information Center, shown here under construction, will have a map with trail markings and amenities shown. There will be a spot to post flyers, the bottom tray is a lost and found bin.
One of Washing Township’s greatest resources is its natural resources. We have amazing parks around Edinboro Lake and the rural township for residents and visitors to explore. Take a virtual tour of our parks below.
Grand open space, 3 pavilions, basketball & volleyball courts. Home to youth soccer. Two walking trails, one around the inside edge of the tree line, one just inside the wooded perimeter.
62 acres of scenic vistas. Walking trails, picnic pavilions, sled riding, cross country skiing, sled dogs practicing.
Located at the northern end of Edinboro Lake. Two picnic pavilions, playground, fishing, kayak launch, basketball hoop.
Serene setting honoring all who have served in the armed forces.
A favorite for the whole family, launch from Peninsula Park
Throughout the year Washing Township boasts activities from summer fun on Edinboro Lake to winter trails for exploring. Below are amazing family-friendly activities and events.
Kayak Racks are now available to rent, $40 for Township residents, $50 non-residents for the entire season.
The Edinboro area is known as the “land of the living snowflake” and in keeping with the spirit of wintertime activities Washington Township is proud to announce that it has some awesome cross country skiing to offer those that enjoy this activity.