Ringing Rocks

Ringing Rocks Parks Review

Ringing RocksRinging Rocks Park  in Pa we went today.  I did not tell the kids were we were going. Ringing Rocks Park is located in Upper bucks County  in Upper Black Eddy.  I can recommend it as a fun afternoon with the kids,  that is free.   The ringing Rocks are a sight to see a field full of giant boulder.  Only 1/3 of the rocks make a bell like tone but it is fun figuring out which ones do.   The rocks are 10feet thick.   There is also a slate shelf type water fall in the park.

ringing rocksNo one is sure why the rocks ring some say it is because of iron in the rocks. They think that the boulder were left during the glaciers and ice age. There is some more nature fact about natural phenomenon

Here are my recommendations of what to bring when you go:

  1. Great shoes: Keens or sneakers  avoid wearing strappy sandals or crocs
  2. Kids should be over 6/7 years old the terrain of the rocks is rough so being a good walker is important.
  3. Bring Hammers so everyone can hit the rocks
  4. Wear jeans
  5. Protecting eyewear or glasses- you are hitting rocks with hammers- things fly
  6. If you have a walking stick bring it it will help you steady as you walking
  7. Leave the bags in the car.. too much to carry them while walking into the rocks
  8. There is a picnic area near the park area  so you can eat before or after your hike
  9. Bring a first aid kit (just in case)
  10. There is no bathroom except for a porta potty
  11. Park Guards are not always on location.
  12. Ringing Rocks Park park is about an hour north of Philadelphia, 20 minutes from Allentown and 15 from Quakertown Pa.

Here is my video:

Ringing Rocks Park

Ringing Rocks Rd
Upper Black Eddy, PA 18972

 

My kids really loved it and thought it was a really cool place to go.

 

8 thoughts on “Ringing Rocks Parks Review”

  1. Friends of mine who live just outside of Philly told my family about this park — we will have to check it out with them sometime! I wear eyeglasses, so I am wondering if I should wear protective wear over them. My glasses are too costly to break! Thanks for the review.

    1. I wear glasses I was ok and no damage came to them, so I think no need to wear over glasses. My daughter does not and I wish she did that day, because you are hitting the rocks with a hammer little specks of rock do come off. She got dirt in her eye, she was fine we washed it out. Just to be safe.

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