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Coleman Memorial Park

Coleman Memorial Park

Located at 1400 West Maple Street, Coleman Memorial Park spans 99 acres and offers a wide variety of recreational opportunities for residents and visitors. The park features multiple pavilions available for rent, tennis courts, baseball fields, picnic areas, a playground, hiking trails, and an amphitheater. New additions include a bike park, bike trails, basketball courts, a disc golf course and coming soon—pickleball courts and a dog park. During the summer months, the park hosts Music in the Park on Sundays, providing free live entertainment for the community. For more information about Coleman Memorial Park, visit: https://colemanpark.com/

Effective August 1, 2025, all pavilion rentals for Coleman Memorial Park are now processed online through the Coleman Memorial Park website managed by the Board of Trustees. To view availability and complete your reservation, please visit: colemanpark.com/pavilion-rentals/

For questions or additional information, visit colemanpark.com or email  info@colemanpark.com
Please note: The City of Lebanon is no longer processing pavilion rental applications for the park.


Veterans Memorial Amphitheater in Coleman Memorial Park is a recently renovated green amphitheater that is available for rent. In addition, Music in the Park holds free community concerts on Sunday evenings during June, July and August starting at 7:00.  Bring your own lawn chairs or blankets to enjoy the stadium-style landscaping.


Coleman Memorial Park - Master Site Plan

The purpose of a master plan is to develop a comprehensive vision for a park system, individual park, open space area, recreation facility, and/or programs in context of its location, natural resources, and visions of the community. This vision will serve as a framework for the long-term use and development of a park or facility. 

The City of Lebanon completed a Master Site Plan for Coleman Memorial Park in 2011. Since that time, many improvements have been made to the park including the renovations to the amphitheater, the addition of a bike pump track, multiuse trails, a playground, ballfields, tennis courts, basketball courts, stormwater improvements and more. Since the original master site plan is over 10-years-old, the City and the Coleman Memorial Park Board of Trustees decided it was important to update the plan and hear what are the communities current recreation needs. 

In 2023, the City retained Simone Collins Landscape Architecture of Norristown, PA, that completed the master plan for Coleman Memorial Park in 2011, to host a public meeting for community input and update the 2011 plan.

Here you will find a copy of the 2023 Updates to the Master Site Plan at Coleman Memorial Park. 

Lebanon’s First Dog Park – Grand Opening Saturday, June 6!

The City of Lebanon is excited to announce the grand opening of the new Coleman Memorial Park Dog Park on:

Saturday, June 6, 2026
10:00 AM – 12:00 Noon
Coleman Memorial Park

The grand opening celebration is open to the public, including both residents and non-residents.

Following the grand opening event, the dog park will initially be open exclusively to City of Lebanon residents for the first 30 days of operation. After the initial 30-day resident-only period, the dog park and registration process will open to non-City residents.

 

Paw-Pass Applications

All dogs must be registered with the City of Lebanon and have a valid Paw-Pass prior to using the dog park.


Applications may be:

Downloaded online

Picked up at Lebanon City Hall


Submitted in person or by mail to:

City of Lebanon – Department of Administration

735 Cumberland Street

Lebanon, PA 17042


Applications may also be emailed to rmorrison@lebanonpa.org 

Membership Fees

City of Lebanon Residents

$30 annually (up to 2 dogs)

$10 each additional dog

Non-City Residents

$45 annually (up to 2 dogs)

$10 each additional dog

Temporary Pass

3-Day Pass: $15


Required Documents for Registration

The following items are required for each dog:

Completed Paw-Pass Application

Signed Liability Waiver

Current Dog License

Current Rabies Vaccination

Current Distemper/Parvovirus Vaccination (DHPP or DAPP)

Proof of annual shot records and fecal results


Dog Park Rules

To help ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all users, the following rules apply:

Dogs must remain under the control of their owner at all times.

Owners are legally responsible for their dog’s behavior and any damages or injuries caused.

Maximum of two dogs per handler inside the park at one time.

No unattended dogs are permitted.

Dogs must be properly licensed and vaccinated.

Aggressive dogs are prohibited.

Dogs in heat or that are ill are not permitted.

Puppies under six (6) months old are not permitted until fully immunized.

Owners must clean up after their dogs.

No smoking, alcohol, food, or glass containers are permitted.

Small Dog Area is for dogs under 30 pounds only.

Children under 10 years old are not permitted inside the off-leash area.

Professional dog training is prohibited without written permission from the City.

Violation of the rules may result in suspension or revocation of dog park privileges.


Dog Park Safety & Etiquette

The dog park is intended for already-socialized dogs to exercise and play safely. Owners should closely supervise their dogs and monitor behavior at all times.


Please remember:

Enter and exit through the double-gated vestibules only.

Remove leashes inside the off-leash area.

Watch for signs of rough or aggressive play.

Report incidents or injuries immediately.


Important Reminder

Dog parks are self-directed and unsupervised facilities. Use of the dog park is at your own risk. All users must comply with City rules, Pennsylvania Dog Laws, and all posted signage.


Questions?

For additional information, applications, or membership assistance, please contact:

City of Lebanon – Department of Administration

Support the Dog Park – Become a Sponsor!

We invite individuals, families, non-profits and businesses to be part of this project by sponsoring a custom dog bone to be displayed on the park’s fencing. This is a wonderful way to show your support, honor a beloved pet, or promote your non-profit or business while helping fund the park’s construction and ongoing maintenance.