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City of Pittsburgh Parks City of Pittsburgh Parks The following is a summary of Pittsburgh Parks, including information on Field & Court locations, Swimming Pools, Spray Parks, Recreation Centers, Healthy Active Living Centers, Off Leash Exercise Areas (OLEA) Dog Parks, etc. This list is displayed in accordance with the six (6) Park Maintenance Divisions in the Department of Public Works: Eastern Northeast Northern Schenley Southern Western Revised--10/23/2020 Eastern Division Located on the Eastern side of the City of Pittsburgh, the Eastern Parks Division offers: Swimming Pools: Homewood & McBride Spray Parks: Burgwin, Mellon & East Hills Homewood Healthy Active Living (Senior) Center Mellon Park Tennis Center Off-Leash Exercise Area (Dog Park): Upper Frick Park The following pages show all Eastern Division Parks, along with playgrounds, courts and fields. *Indicates Court or Field has a light activation button. **Indicates Playground has a water/spray feature. Revised--10/23/2020 PARK ADDRESS COURTS/FIELDS PLAYGROUNDS OLEA POOLS SPRAY NEIGHBORHOOD (Dog Parks) PARKS Baxter Park 7601 Frankstown Ave. Baxter Playground HOMEWOOD NORTH Burgwin Park 328 Johnston Avenue Basketball Court (1) Burgwin Playground Burgwin HAZELWOOD Hockey Court (2) Tennis Court (1) Burgwin-Football/Soccer*(Light Activation Button on light pole closest to the building) Dallas Park 719 N. Dallas Avenue Basketball Court (1) Dallas Playground HOMEWOOD WEST Davis Park 5674 Hobart Street Handball Court (1) Davis Playground SQUIRREL HILL Basketball Court (2) Hockey Court (1) Tennis Court (1) East Hills Park 2300 Wilner Drive Basketball Court (2) East Hills EAST HILLS East Hills-Baseball Frick Park Forbes & Braddock Basketball Court (2) Forbes & Braddock Upper Frick Park Avenues Bocce/Lawn Bowling (2) Playground Tennis Courts (6) Red Clay SQUIRREL HILL Fern Hollow-Football/Soccer Blue Slide Playground Forbes/Braddock #2-Baseball Jeff Rosenthall-Baseball Stan Lederman-Baseball*(Light Activation button 1st base side on building next to men's restroom) Revised--10/23/2020 PARK ADDRESS COURTS/FIELDS PLAYGROUNDS OLEA POOLS SPRAY NEIGHBORHOOD (Dog Parks) PARKS Gladstone Park 460 Hazelwood Ave. Gladstone--Baseball HAZELWOOD Hays Park 8 Hilburn Street Basketball Court (1-Half) Hays Playground HAYS Homewood 540 North Lang Avenue Willie Stargell-B/F/S*(Light Activation Homewood Park button @ field) HOMEWOOD Lewis Park Irvine & Berwick Streets Basketball Courts (2) Lewis Playground HAZELWOOD Dek Hockey Court (1) Lincoln Place 5385 Cox Ave. Lincoln Place Park LINCOLN PLACE Playground McBride Park 1785 McBride Street Basketball Court (1) McBride Playground McBride LINCOLN PLACE Tennis Court (1) Dek Hockey Court McBride-Baseball Mellon Park Fifth Avenue @ Basketball Courts (2) Mellon Playground Mellon Beechwood Blvd. Mellon Park Tennis Center (5) Mellon #1-Baseball*(Light activation SHADYSIDE button on electrical box at the end of parking lot) Mellon #2-Baseball Mellon #3-Baseball Roland 460 Revenue Street Basketball Court (1) Roland Lockridge Lockridge Horseshoe Pit Playground Community NEW HOMESTEAD Park Revised--10/23/2020 PARK ADDRESS COURTS/FIELDS PLAYGROUNDS OLEA POOLS SPRAY NEIGHBORHOOD (Dog Parks) PARKS Swisshelm 1279 Onondago Street Swisshelm Park SWISSHELM PARK Playground**(Playground has a water/spray feature) Westinghouse 7051 Thomas Blvd. Westinghouse Park POINT BREEZE Playground**(Playground has a water/spray feature) NORTH Wightman Park 5612 Solway Street Basketball Court (1) Wightman Playground SQUIRRELL HILL Wightman Baseball NORTH Revised--10/23/2020 Northeast Division Located on the Northeast side of the City of Pittsburgh, the Northeast Parks Division offers: Swimming Pools: Bloomfield & Highland Park Spray Park: Paulson Lawrenceville Healthy Active Living (Senior) Center Morningside Healthy Active Living (Senior) Center Paulson Recreation Center Bud Harris Cycling Track (Washington Blvd./Highland Park) Off-Leash Exercise Area (Dog Park): Highland Park The following pages show all Northeast Division Parks, along with playgrounds, courts and fields. *Indicates Court or Field has a light activation button. **Indicates Playground has a water/spray feature. Revised--10/23/2020 PARK ADDRESS COURTS/FIELDS PLAYGROUNDS OLEA POOLS SPRAY NEIGHBORHOOD (Dog Parks) PARKS Arsenal Park 254 40th Street Basketball Court (1) Arsenal Playground LOWER Hockey Court (1) LAWRENCEVILLE Tennis Courts (4) Bandbox-Baseball Middle-Baseball Chadwick Park 1501 Oberlin Street Basketball Court (1) Chadwick LINCOLN- Chadwick-Football/Soccer Playground**(Playground has a water/spray feature) LEMINGTON-BELMAR Dinan Park Hawthorne & Hockey Court (1)Tennis Court Dinan Playground Farmington Streets (1)Officer Eric G. Kelly STANTON HEIGHTS Memorial—Baseball Duncan Park 818 54th Street UPPER LAWRENCEVILLE Enright Park 201 Amber Street Basketball Courts (2) Enright EAST LIBERTY Playground**(Playground has a water/spray feature) Fifty-Seventh 80 57th Street Basketball Court (1) Fifty-Seventh St. Street Park UPPER Fifty-Seventh St. (ARCO)-Baseball Playground LAWRENCEVILLE Fort Pitt Park 5051 Hillcrest Street Basketball Court (1) Fort Pitt Playground GARFIELD Tennis Court (1) Fort Pitt Field-F/S*(Light Activation Button on school side, on small building facing parking lot) Revised--10/23/2020 PARK ADDRESS COURTS/FIELDS PLAYGROUNDS OLEA POOLS SPRAY NEIGHBORHOOD (Dog Parks) PARKS Friendship Park 4750 Friendship Ave. BLOOMFIELD Garland Park 200 N. St. Clair Street Basketball Court (1) Garland EAST LIBERTY Handball Court (1) Playground**(Playground Tennis Courts (2) has a water/spray feature) Heth's Park 5431 Hampton Street Bocce Court (3) Heth's MORNINGSIDE Hockey Court (1) Playground**(Playground Tennis Court (1) has a water/spray feature) Heth's #1-B/F/S Heth's #2-B/F/S Heth's #3-Baseball Highland Park Bunkerhill Street & Tennis Courts (9) Farmhouse Highland Highland Highland Avenue Sand Volleyball Courts (4)*(Light Playground Activation Button on the building facing the courts) HIGHLAND PARK Highland Park Super Bud Harris Cycling Track Playground Farmhouse Field-Baseball Pool Grove Playground Rhododendron Playground Highland Park-- 1450 N. St. Clair Street Basketball Courts (2 Half) Flynn Parklet Hockey Court (1) HIGHLAND PARK Tennis Courts (2) Joe Natoli Park President Way & Joe Natoli #1-B/F/S*(Light activation Joe Natoli button on side of Rec Center) Antietam Street Playground**(Playground Joe Natoli #2-B/F/S has a water/spray feature) MORNINGSIDE Joe Natoli #3-B/F/S Revised--10/23/2020 PARK ADDRESS COURTS/FIELDS PLAYGROUNDS OLEA POOLS SPRAY NEIGHBORHOOD (Dog Parks) PARKS Kite Hill Park 5455 Rosetta Street Basketball Court (1) GARFIELD Larimer Park 550 Lenora Street Basketball Court (1) Larimer LARIMER Larimer-F/S Playground**(Playground has a water/spray feature) Leslie Park 46th & Butler Streets Basketball Court (1) Leslie CENTRAL John McGrane #1-B/F/S*(Light Playground**(Playground Activation Button on Green building at the end of has a water/spray feature) LAWRENCEVILLE the parking lot) John McGrane#2-B/F/S McCandless 102 McCandless Street McCandless Park UPPER Playground LAWRENCEVILLE Morrow Baum Blvd. @ Liberty Triangle Park Avenue SHADYSIDE Nelson Broad & N. Evaline Nelson Mandela Mandela Peace Streets Playground **(Playground Park has a water/spray feature) GARFIELD Osceola Park Osceola & Cypress Hockey Court (1) Osceola Streets Playground**(Playground has a water/spray feature) BLOOMFIELD Revised--10/23/2020 PARK ADDRESS COURTS/FIELDS PLAYGROUNDS OLEA POOLS SPRAY NEIGHBORHOOD (Dog Parks) PARKS Paul J. Sciullo Ella Street @ Mott Way Dek Hockey (1)*(Light Activation Button on Paul Sciullo Bloomfield II Memorial pole next to players benches & electrical panel) BLOOMFIELD Playground Park Bocce Courts (2)*(Light Activation Button on light pole) (Bloomfield Basketball Court (1)*(Light Activation Park) Button on pole next to drinking fountain) Officer Paul J Sciullo Memorial Field-Baseball*(Light Activation Button 3rd base side on fence around the electrical panel) Paulson Park 1300 Paulson Avenue Basketball Court (1) Paulson Playground Paulson LINCOLN- Paulson-Baseball LEMINGTON-BELMAR Sullivan Park 37th Street & Liberty Sullivan-B/F/S Avenue LOWER LAWRENCEVILLE Revised--10/23/2020 Northern Division Located on the Northern side of the City of Pittsburgh, the Northern Parks Division offers: Swimming Pools: Jack Stack, Riverview & Sue Murray Spray Park: Troy Hill Brighton Heights Healthy Active Living (Senior) Center Jefferson Recreation Center Northview Heights Healthy Active Living (Senior) Center Off-Leash Exercise Area (Dog Park): Allegheny Commons (WEST), Downtown & Riverview Park The following pages show all Northern Division Parks, along with playgrounds, courts and fields. *Indicates Court or Field has a light activation button. **Indicates Playground has a water/spray feature. Revised--10/23/2020 PARK ADDRESS COURTS/FIELDS PLAYGROUNDS OLEA POOLS SPRAY NEIGHBORHOOD (Dog Parks) PARKS Alcoa Park Merchant Street & Ridge Avenue ALLEGHENY CENTER Allegheny EAST—201 E North Basketball Court (1) Deer Pit Playground West Sue Murray Commons Avenue Tennis Courts : North Ave. Playground Commons Park EAST—2 Tennis Courts Sue Murray WEST—401 W North EAST--Pickleball Courts (2) Playground Avenue WEST—3 Tennis Courts *Light ALLEGHENY activation button on building aligned with Center Court CENTER Martin Luther King Baseball Field Richie McCabe Field-- Baseball/Football/Soccer Allegheny Isabella Street Landing Park between 6th and 7th Street Bridges ALLEGHENY CENTER Allegheny 500 10th Street Downtown
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