This is a nice little park maintained by the Borough of Bridgeville. The park borders Chartiers…read moreCreek. Amenities at this park include two baseball fields, a soccer field, some pavilions that are available to rent, restrooms, and playground equipment. There is also a concession stand that is open during ball games. Cheers!

Our family had a really great time at the Washington Wild Things Ballpark!…read moreEverything here was so clean and together. Our seats were close to the kid zone which was good for my littlest. You do have to pay $1 each time for the bounce houses but that was ok. We also really appreciated the more affordable food choices. Nothing like going to a Pirates game. There was so much entertainment in addition to the ball game. We all enjoyed ourselves a lot and look forward to attending a few more games in the 2026 season!

What an amazing ballpark with young men trying to make a dream come true…read more On Wednesdays they have silver slugger promotion which is 50 & over. Free tix from the pa lottery. $1 dogs all evening on Wednesdays.

This is a huge park! Over 45 acres and includespool, water slides, baseball fields, playgrounds…read more(two of them!), basketball courts, and a huge soccer field. The tennis complex has six courts, two of which have lighting available. The skate park looks to be in good shape as well. It was nice to have a good walk around on the trail system and there are public restrooms available though they were locked when I visited. The larger pavilion has a grill and power outlets - it is available for rental through the county. [Review 20402 overall - 121 in West Virginia - 1381 of 2023.]

Peaceful 170-acre park in the Morgantown hills not too far off the beaten path. White Park consists…read moremostly of unpaved walking trails and several adult and youth-sized baseball fields. Supposedly the entire park encompasses five miles of trails. Everything I saw was pretty easy walking with gentle inclines. I was able to park (for free) in an enlarged shoulder of the road just off of Mississippi St and access the trails right away, but there aren't clear trailhead markers or maps to let you know where you are. In fact, maintenance seems to be pretty hands off. Watch your step right after the rains as things can get muddy and slippery! I didn't see much by the way of wildlife while walking around, but the Cobun Creek Reservoir is a nice backdrop for the fall foliage. There were wooden benches every now and then for resting and enjoying the scene. Ran into a few other locals walking their dogs, trail running, or just enjoying a mid-day stroll.

Nice little ball park. Small and not crowded. Still doing…read morepod seating and only about half the concessions were open. Good sight lines. It bad to see a game in at all. The single A game was not great but they are just starting their careers.

My husband and I drive down from Pittsburgh to watch the Black Bears play. This is our first visit…read morein 2 years and the ballpark is just as fun and enjoyable as we remember it. Opening day was so popular that we could only get standing room tickets when we walked up to the ticket booth. There are two main locations to buy food. The menu is placed on big flat screen TVs and they provide the calorie content of each item. There's a large variety of items that are typical for a ball park. This isn't the place to eat if you're trying to eat healthy tho! There's a row of craft beer tents on the walkway off of the 1st base line. There's plenty of railing space, high-tops, benches, and tables to choose from. The ballpark has a beautiful view of WVU in the distance and the immediate area has developed with restaurants, hotels, and stores. There's ample parking, too. We paid $5 to park across the street from the ballpark. I would highly recommend visiting the ballpark for a family night out or to hangout with friends!

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!!

First time coming here with my 6 month old son! He loved the swings and this park is in great…read morecondition. Be sure to bring a mask for Covid protection as there are signs posted.

Went for a walk after work I was really impressed with the park it was really relaxing and well…read moremaintained. It's a nice park to take the family for a picnic lots to do for the kids there's a nice playground with a castle in it. I didn't play frisbee golf but the course looked really nice. I was really impressed how well maintained the park is plus the restrooms are clean if your in the area it's worth stopping.

Since my last review, the park has undergone a complete restoration, but the ball field is gone…read moreforever. In its place is a riparian buffer and meadow which helps to control flooding. The pavilions are great, the skatepark is cool, the playground equipment is functional, and the volleyball court is fantastic. Bridgeville has a lot of really outstanding outdoor parks ... Cheers!

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Very well maintained and spacious park. Sitting on over 300 acres, the park has a long paved…read morewalking trail that circles the area. They also offer plenty of pavilions and restrooms as well as multiple fields and playground areas. Another awesome factor to this park is they coordinate and hold special needs baseball and other sporting events in an area specific for special needs children and adults. Did I mention dog friendly just make sure you clean up after them, and they graciously supply doggie doo-doo bags if you just so happen to forget yours in the car. For the past few years they have held a concert in the park event that is packed full of music, food trucks, games, and other sources of entertainment. Admission is free and fireworks round out the event.

I have attended several fundraisers and a few conferences at the P.A.A. and I love the sense of…read morestyle and grandeur from the fireplaces, paintings, chandeliers and tall ceilings. The staff is very attentive, and the food is delicious. Some interesting details include a plaque on the side of the baby grand piano that states the great Byron Janis played here on this lovely old Steinway. On my last visit there were some problems with the heating in the dining room, it was terribly cold and they seemed unable to fix it, however it was extremely hot upstairs. I was surprised, because everything else seemed to be in proper order. There's parking in the back, so don't bother pulling up to the front of the building, enter on Lytton Ave. There's a coat check room in the front, across the registration room. There's a dress code for the dining room, and I believe it is enforced.

Wow. I've been at the Pittsburgh Athletic (PAA) a few times for various business breakfasts, and…read moredinners. It's a private city club, and the place is awesome from the minute you approach the building, which is a copy of a Venitian palace and sits on an entire city block. All cut stone is found in the lobby with high carved, coffered, and frescoed ceilings, paintings, a hugh stone fireplace, and polished brass elevator tambors. If someone invites you in, make sure to look at the main lobby ceiling. It's got carved wooden seals of all of the private men's athletic clubs that existed in the US, when the club opened. The club was founded in 1908, as a large brass plaque says, and on one of them is a list of past presidents, where I recognized a person my high school was named after. Cool. The dining service involves a lot of sterling silver and several forks, and turtle soup with sherry. If you want something not on the menu, they'll make it. It seems that there are always two or three dining areas to eat in, from one requiring coat and tie, to nothing but a jogging suit. My favorite is the Tudor Grill Rm, with it's vaulted molded plaster ceilings, that I'm told was once covered in tooled leather over the moldings. There's a hugh bowling alley, that includes duck pins, a gym with a canted track around the upper level, squash and handball courts, a large fitness center--never had to wait, large steam rooms-the kind in movies where deals are always done, saunas, massages, a barber shop with manicures, and a magnificent marble pool on an upper floor, with a walking track around it. And if you want to have lunch in the locker room, you can order and it is delivered. There are also sleeping rooms if you want to stay overnight, which we did after a late birthday party in one of the private dining rooms they have. There are even people who are full time residents. Like all private clubs there is a dress code (no denim for sure, on 1st floor and lobby), and no cell phones in the dining rooms, but I sort of like that. No one sits at the bar with a cap on. If you have jeans on, then you can eat in a sports bar downstairs off the bowling alleys, which is actually pretty nice. I'm looking into joining in a few months. You just need two sponsors who are members to write letters and say you are a good guy, etc etc. Meantime, I'm waiting for my next invitation to a workout and lunch.