Zindel Park has been a center for community recreation since the early 1930's. Once a thriving park with water fountains, fish exhibits, monuments made from volcanic rock, and a beautiful caretakers house, neglect from the City of Lock Haven has ultimately led to the decline of these important landmarks. Zindel Park is perhaps the only gem in an otherwise bleak and depressed town.

Despite the disarray of these landmarks, dozens (if not hundreds) still flock to the park every weekend. In fact, it is pretty common to see senior pictures being taken here, or even a wedding! 

Sadly, Lock Haven City Council has proposed that the easiest answer to their neglect of this historic landmark would be demolition and construction of a bathroom facility (yes, you read that correctly... a BATHROOM) in its place. Tell the folks at the Courthouse that you, the taxpayer and partial landowner, care about our local history and want to SAVE this important landmark!