410 miles · Wind Gap, Northampton CountyPastured, rotationally grazed meats and farm shop · Wind Gap, Northampton County
4.5 · 130 Google reviews410 miles
4.5
From 130 Google reviews
The internet site said they had a dog park. We were 95 miles from home and our dogs needed a break from the car. There is NO dog park there. There were plenty of signs that said "NO PETS ALLOWED". Time for some honesty and site edit.
Nice basketball courts well maintained.
Read all the owner's ignorant responses.
Beautiful park. Pavillion area is nice to rent for a party. Bathrooms need to be cleaned bed paper products installed.
Stryker Farm is a pasture based livestock farm in Saylorsburg, Pennsylvania raising heritage breed pork, grass fed beef, lamb, goat, chicken and turkey without antibiotics or hormones.
Stryker Farm raises pork, grass fed beef, lamb, goat, chicken and turkey at Wind Gap in Pennsylvania. The animals live on pasture, with fields rotated and rested to keep the soil healthy, and the farm raises them without hormones or antibiotics.
Everything sells through the farm's online store, from individual cuts, ground beef and gluten free scrapple to leaf lard, bones and pieces for broth making. Whole roasting pigs and suckling pigs are on offer for pig roasts, beef and pig shares provide meat in bulk, and whole lamb or goat can be ordered for collection at the farm.
Nolan Thevenet
Founder and Farmer
Left Drexel University in 2010 to convert his family's 47 acres in Saylorsburg into a pasture based livestock farm named after his grandmother.
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I love the park itself. Amazing place. But I warn the people about the owner. He left a reply calling me Brian and followed with a rude comment. I'm bringing this to the borough directors so if anyone else had any issues as I did, say something on the windgap borough website.
Wind Gap park is a beautiful park. There is parking, including handicap ♿️ and there is a nice ramp from the parking lot into the park, so it's very handicap accessible. There is pavement to walk on as well, and a nice walking trail. There is a small part of the trail that could not be paved, so that would not be good for a wheelchair (as well as a steep hill), but it fine for a motorized scooter. You will have to use a newly installed sidewalk to get back to the park from the trail. Also good for a scooter.
My grandkids had so much fun tonight at the fair and they loved the fireworks 🎇🎇🎇🎇🎇.
I come here often with my son and granddaughter! It's not usually crowded and it has 2 different playground type areas. One with just swings♡ There is a large grassy area in which my granddaughter loves to run around in if the playground area is too crowded (covid19) Also if you play Pokémon Go, there are a lot of gyms and Pokémon stops!!

