Chocolatetown Park - Park in Hershey - 48 W Chocolate Ave, USA

Always a good time seeing music there. All the people there are friendly. We, as in everyone, will make enough room for everyone to sit and enjoy the show. Great vendors. Just one improvement would be to have more than two nearly overflowed porta-johns for the nearly 200+ people there.

Comfortable small community park we're frequent events and markets are held. Plenty of comfortable benches and places in the shade.

Nice little park in the middle of downtown Hershey. It is very shady with many trees to block out the direct heat. Keep an eye on events happening which range from farmer's markets, concerts, fairs, and a New Years Eve celebration. You can find awesome brass reliefs of Milton Hershey too!

This was so much fun! Lots of good food, crafts for the kids, and lots of different breweries showing and serving all sorts of beers/hard drinks. Very lovely people. Pets are welcome!! 5 stars for sure!

Small and clean park perfect for a rest or quick impromptu picnic while in Hershey. The Hershey museum is directly across the road and of you are looking for restrooms they are there and are clean. A huge bonus when traveling with family.

It's calm and a nice place to have a picnic, watch people pass by, or read a book. It's a small park, but its well maintained. They also keep events posted.

I have watched this park deteriorate over the last 20 years from being a pleasant place in downtown Hershey where chocolate factory workers used to eat their lunch and local residents used to take their kids to play in the kids area. But little by little I have watched this park become dismantled and destroyed from it's original self, by non other than the township parks department( who else could it be?). First they took out the beautiful gazebo surrounded by flowers. For what logical reason, who knows? A couple years later, I discovered the gazebo had be placed on private property along the railroad tracks. ???? Then, they began to remove some of the great trees that adorned the property, without, of course replacing them. Next, they removed all the kids playground equipment. And this was before the absurd overreaction to covid causing many municipalities across the nation to do the same( but without lowering our taxes which paid for these perks). Then, they deforested ( or debushed) more of the park by taking out a lot of the bushes that separated the park from the alley behind it. There used to be a lot of squirrels, including a rare white squirrel that inhabited the park, but this last summer, I noticed they are gone also. Could they have poisoned them? And , oh yes, the water fountain. I used to depend on this fountain as a source of good cool water to dink after taking my walks around town on a hot summer day. Now, half the time, it is turned off or even dismantled. It would not surprise me to see the only thing left, the benchs, be removed soon also. Sad, very sad for such a famous and wealthy town as Hershey is!

Celebration of New Year eve in beautiful Hershey what a wonderful time .