I was here to watch soccer games and found the park to be enormous and very pleasant until it…read morebecame dusk. Perhaps my sheltered existence in the NPW did me dirty because as soon as the sun went down, and the night sky appeared so did the bugs. It wasn't just one bug but an army of persistent bugs that were not friendly at all. They had one goal in their hive mind, ATTACK!!!! While I can't blame the park for the bugs per se, I wanted to leave the park ASAP before my arms were devoured.

We spent several days at this park for a baseball tourney. It's a beautiful and well maintained…read morepark! Sports fields, walking trails, and beautiful gardens. The bathrooms were older, but well maintained. The grass was all cut. If we lived nearby, I imagine this is a place we would frequent.

This was a great shaded playground with great walking and a dog park. There were perfect hills for…read morerolling down and a fun modern tire style swing. We stayed for hours.

This is a great local park with amen everyone for a variety of interests and ages. I love that it…read morehas the playground structure, swings, walking track, dog park and trails. You can come with a family of varying ages and everyone will have something to do, The one down side (which seems to be an issue at every park) is that there needs to be more swings

A nice little park to sit and enjoy the view of the Allegheny River. There is a small picnic area…read morealong with a playground and basketball courts. I recommend a visit if you happen to be in the area.

BUY TICKETS IN ADVANCE. They sell out day of right away. Boyce park is what skiing was like 20…read moreyears ago in the USA. No frills and just about the slopes. It's a perfect reminder of how corporatization and privatization ruins most things in last stage capitalism. A whole family can ski here and it doesn't break the bank. Wow, we are so lucky to have this! I've only been for skiing/boarding but I'm sure the rest of the park is swell, too.

Good skiing and snowboarding sport for kids and people over 30 who haven't done it in a while!read more

Located behind Ramsey Elementary School in Monroeville off of Haymaker Road…read more Nice playground for the kids. A walking path surrounds the grounds which includes a Baseball/Softball field, basketball courts and a tennis/pickleball court. Nice clean grounds with a pavilion in the center of it all. Nice family friendly facilities. Enjoy!

Beautiful park located in the heart University Park in Monroeville…read more Spacious park that includes a nice sized playground for the kids and two baseball/softball fields above. A nice walkway surrounding the whole park area for you and your dogs. Also a nice sized pavilion for large groups available to rent for special occasions and outdoor gatherings. Sufficient parking available. At the other side of the park are three courts. A basketball court, a tennis court and a volleyball court , something not often seen. Seating area surrounding the ball fields are somewhat limited bleacher seats so bringing chairs is a good idea. Clean indoor restrooms located near the ball fields. Nice park to enjoy little league games during spring and summer and early fall. Enjoy outdoor activities with the whole family. PLAY BALL!!

I don't often make it to this part of town but I saw the sign for Pleasant Valley Park a few months…read moreago when driving by and vowed to return for a hike. It was a warmer fall day when I returned. I had checked out the park map online (easily accessible at http://www.pvpark.org/) beforehand. It's a smaller park with only a few miles of trails. But the trails are well marked and maintained. I followed the longer Hank's Trail and while the trail is narrow in spots, I never felt lost. There was some mild elevation but overall the hike was easy. Pleasant Valley Park is good for hiking if you just want to get out into the woods. There aren't really any outstanding features that I saw (like waterfalls or rock formations) but it's a great place to escape for a couple hours.

I had such a fun day of hiking. The trail had multiple views and terrain within 3 miles. There were…read moresome run down shelters. It wasn't life changing but it was nice and secluded.

Allegheny Land Trust new acquisition in 2021. 151 acres of green space, walking trails, creek and…read morelots of birds. I did notice a lot of dog waste, and a woman I met on the trail mentioned it too. This space was formerly a golf course, but it is reverting back to a natural space. This is a wonderful community asset.

This park is 5 minutes from my house so it's super convenient! I've only been a few times but from…read morewhat I've experienced so far, it's a nice, well-kept area. The splash park is the main reason I've visited! It's open every day from 9am-7pm (I think). It's fenced in which is nice to keep the little ones contained. There's a button that you have to press to activate it and it runs for about 5 minutes. There are tons of water toys! From buckets, to sprayers and misters, this is a really cute splash park. It hasn't really been super busy when I've gone during the week, but not sure on the weekends.

Amazing park in Penn hills!! Their splash pad is amazing and the baseball fields are super nice!…read moreIt's well maintained so it's not very dirty. Overall! It's super nice there!