A Final Farewell to Freddie Hill
If you grew up in Philadelphia or its suburbs , then you’ve probably got a few memories of some family fun at Freddy Hill Farms in Lansdale.
Whether taking in some warm weather leisure or utilizing the batting cages to prepare for recreational or school baseball leagues alike , it’s been a popular suburban leisure destination for nearly 35 years. I still remember playing Miniature Golf and being at the batting cages with my dad, learning how to swing, while trying to keep the miniature golf balls on the green. Neither lesson really stuck.
The current season will be the last for Freddy Hill Farms on Sumneytown Pike.
Founded back in 1972 as a Dairy Farm by the Seipt Family, it initially provided homemade ice cream and milk to the Lansdale Community. In 1988, the site opened as a full-service ice creamery. In 1991 , Freddy Hill Family Fun Center was born.
This season will be the last at Freddy Hill , leaving visitors to the Delaware Valley with one final chance at Family Fun and some of the finest ice cream around. For Freddie Hill , it will be a Grand Finale.
And one final chance to make some great memories.
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