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Swarthmore is a tree-lined residential community of distinctive homes and quiet neighborhoods, anchored by the campus of SwarthmoreCollege. At the center of the Borough is a downtown core of unique, independent shops and services.
Community and volunteer minded, Swarthmore is a great place to live, work and visit!
Our community is small and diverse, full of many things to do and experience. Here are a few small ideas of ways to spend your day:
Visit Downtown Swarthmore and take a look at our unique shops and service businesses. Many stores to meet your needs, and among them, you’ll find a great toy shop, rug shop, a garden art store and more. Different types of foods and services too. Check out the “Swarthmore Business and Community Organizations” Directory for more information.
Stroll along our beautiful streets. Swarthmore has been named a "Tree CityUSA ” for the past 21 years and is full of mature trees which line our streets- every season of the year it is a pleasant way to pass the day.
Stop by Little Crum Creek Park and view our newly restored wetland. You’ll see many native plant species and see nature at work!
Visit the Scott Arboretum located on the grounds of SwarthmoreCollege.
Knock on the door to the Fire House and take a look at our newest truck, Tower 14, or one of our restored antique fire engines!
View an art exhibit in Borough Hall. Swarthmore Friends of the Arts updates the exhibits every other month- stop by and see what is new!
Also in Borough Hall, on the upper level are two walls full of historical Swarthmore photos.
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