301 W. Mill Street

The Park at 4^th is one of Quakertown Borough’s newest and perhaps most scenic park. The picturesque park is 12 acres in size and is located at the intersection of Mill and 4^th street connecting Memorial Park and the sports complex, the Bucks County free library and the Quakertown Community Pool.

Rental Information:

If you are interested in renting the Park at 4th, please complete and return the Park at 4th Rental Applications to 35 N. Third Street Quakertown, PA 18951 or email as an attachment to rentals@quakertown.org.

 Click here for the Park at 4th Rental Application

Univest Performance Center
	AMENITIES: Amphitheatre Dress Rooms

The Univest Performance Center located inside of the Park at 4^th, is part of Quakertown’s ongoing revitalization efforts and is home to the Sounds of Summer Concert Series, Sunday Free Concerts in the Parks, and much more. This intimate and scenic outdoor amphitheater offers exceptional views from every location, either in the general admissions lawn area or in a reserved premium seat for the Sounds of Summer Concert Series. The Univest Performance Center can comfortably accommodate 3,000+ people while providing all essential amenities such as restrooms, concessions, local vendors, merchandise, plenty of parking, and is ADA compliant. From June to August there's no better place to enjoy a summer concert than under the stars at the Univest Performance Center.

Click here to go to the Sounds of Summer Concert Series web page!

Pollinator Garden
	AMENITIES:  Educational Trail

In fall of 2021, Borough Staff, Bucks County Master Gardeners, Master Watershed Stewards, and local volunteers gathered to revitalize the Pollinator Garden located in the rear of the Park at 4th. Volunteers worked together to remove invasive and non-native plant species and debris from the garden. The goal of this revitalization effort is to restore the pollinator garden to its natural beauty. Borough residents can expect to see the overgrown path in the garden brought back to life to allow residents and visitors to walk among the garden. Future plans will include labeling of the remaining plants in the garden to increase educational value, awareness, and value of pollinator plants. Until the pollinator garden is returned back to its natural beauty, please excuse its appearance as our volunteers are hard at work! Pollinators are vital to our ecosystem and the Borough is thankful to have volunteers dedicated to revitalizing this important habitat for them.