The Donald E Wilson Community Center is fully booked for the 2024 Calendar Year.

Reservations for 2025 will begin November 1, 2024.

 

Donald E. Wilson Community Center Rental Application

Albertson Park

Albertson Park was willed to the borough in 1928 by John J. Albertson.  It is located across from his former home and next to the Borough Hall. He stated in the will that no alcoholic beverages be allowed of the borough would forfeit the park.  In May 1952, Eric Tait supplied the labor that went into the building of the pavilion, with Borough Council, P.T.A., and various residents suppling the cost of the materials.  In the mid-1990s, a gazebo was dedicated in memory of Jennifer Persia. Numerous events are held in the park throughout the year, including Clean Communities Day, Easter Egg Hunt, July 4th Town Fair, National Night Out, Tree Lighting, and occasional concerts.  Recently, new lighting and a walking/biking track have been installed in the park, as well as new playground equipment for all children to enjoy. 

Richard Michielli Park

Dedicated in 2018, the park was formerly known as “Fiberglass Field” and used for many years by the Magnolia Rams.  Currently, the park is used by various groups including Sterling Youth Football. The park has a lighted walking track with exercise equipment that can be used by all residents.

Billy Tavener Park

Located on Otter Branch Drive, the park and playground were dedicated by Mayor and Council in 1970 to Billy Tavener,  the son of Marge and Frank Tavener. Billy was a special needs child who was loved by everyone who knew him. Frank cleared the land at his own expense to be used as a playground for children.  

Eugene Landin Park

Located on E. Evesham Avenue, this parcel of ground was dedicated on May 31, 1954 by Council and Mayor Francis Scott in honor of Eugene Landin, who was Magnolia’s first World War I amputee.  There are benches, a basketball court, and playground equipment for all to use.

Franklin D. Roosevelt Park

Located at the intersection of Lafayette, Jefferson, and Cumberland Avenues, the park was established in December 1934 by borough resolution.  It has benches and shade and can be enjoyed by all residents.

James Hannold Way

Located adjacent to the railroad tracks, the park has benches and shade trees.  The Magnolia Historical Society uses the train station as its meeting place, and organizes a flea market in the park twice a year.

Little League-Softball Complex

Known to most residents as the Little League “majors” field,  the Albert G.Wise Memorial Field was dedicated in 1955 and is used primarily by the Magnolia Little League.  In 2018, the William Marshall Memorial Field was dedicated and is primarily used by the Magnolia Girls Softball organization.  Other fields at the complex include a T-ball field, “minors” field, and “juniors” or “Babe Ruth” field.