- The list below includes 211 free or cheap things to do in or near Malvern, Pennsylvania, including 113 different types of inexpensive activities like Art Gallery, Specialty Museums, Battlefields and Historic Buildings.
- From Paoli Battlefield to The Wharton Esherick Museum, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Malvern and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Philadelphia, Wilmington, West Chester and Media.
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The bowling alley, Thunderbird Lanes, is best known for its 'Glow Bowling' event that it holds on Saturdays. The bowling alley has a youth bowling program and also hosts a number of bowling leagues.
23.0 Miles
Camden's Millennium Skate World is a roller skating rink and indoor entertainment facility. The facility offers open skating, and the rink can be reserved for birthday parties and other special occasions. There is also a snack bar and arcade.
23.2 Miles
A 62 lane bowling alley that has been in business since 1959, Bowlerama features a variety of attractions. The facility hosts open bowling as well as tournament and league play, and features a video arcade and restaurant.
23.2 Miles
Speed Raceway, an indoor electric go-kart track, provides exhilarating family fun. The center offers day passes as well as leagues, party rental and summer camp options.
23.2 Miles
Affiliated with Illinois State Parks, the Garfield Park Activity Center hosts a variety of programs, including basketball, tee ball, and other sports that kids can play for free. The center also hosts special events.
23.4 Miles
A site of historic interest, Pomona Hall is a colonial mansion that is preserved and administered by the Camden County Historical Society. The building is now a museum with a variety of exhibits.
23.5 Miles
Camden Aquarium is an aquarium for all ages. It is home to sharks, hippos, and jellyfish, just to name a few of the residents. Visitors can swim with the sharks and even visit up close with the penguins.
23.5 Miles
Part of the Harleigh Cemetery, Walt Whitman's Tomb is the final burial place of well-known poet Walt Whitman. The primary attraction is the tomb itself, which was designed by Walt Whitman in the years prior to his death.
24.4 Miles
On September 3, 1777, a famous Revolutionary War battle was fought at Cooch's Bridge. Today, the site contains artifacts, cannons, and educational exhibits commemorating the events that occurred during this tumultuous time in American History.
24.7 Miles
Bob Carpenter Center is a 5,000 seat basketball arena, which is also suited for concerts and banquets. It has its own locker rooms and weight-rooms.