Attractions
Lower Pottsgrove Township is a suburban community of approximately 12,700 located within a municipal planning area with more than 80,000 residents.
Within a few blocks there are many local venues of interest, as well as restaurants, a hospital, shopping facilities, and more.
Two local attractions are shown here: SunnyBrook Ballroom and Facilities and Sanatoga Park.
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SunnyBrook Ballroom and Facilities
The
history of the Sunnybrook ballroom began operation in 1931
showcasing bands and vocalists of the “Big Band” and swing
era—from Benny Goodman, Tommy Dorsey, Glenn Miller, to
Buddy Rich, Maynard Ferguson, and Frank Sinatra, all
of whom performed
at Sunnybrook.
In recent years the ballroom was closed, but recently the Sunnybrook Foundation has developed plans to re-open the ballroom for fundraising events and begin their capital campaign to target the renovation and restoration of the restaurant facilities, as well as the exterior grounds and beautification of the Sunnybrook premises. It promises to soon be an exciting venue again. When renovations are complete this famous entertainment attraction promises to generate visitors and customers from the greater Philadelphia area for day and even overnight trips. The Sanatoga Village shopping area is very close and convenient for these expected visitors. The Sunnybrook Ballroom and Facilities, which is nearing completion, are located on High Street, one mile from the Sanatoga Village Properties. Sketch ©2007 Noeller and Hull Associates |
Sanatoga Park
Sanatoga Park features a scenic lake and dam. In addition to its beauty, the lake is a popular fishing spot and home to the township's annual "Fishing Derby."
Overlooking the park is a band shell, which is home to weekly summer concerts, at dusk—one of the most beautiful times to visit the lake.
The park is located approximately one mile east of Sanatoga Village Properties.
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