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!

I love hiking in autumn. The crisp air, the crackle of leaves under my boots and the quiet moments…read morein nature. Kane Woods Nature Area in Scott Township is a great place for a hike. Several trail heads with parking. Well maintained easy trails. And super cool that dogs are allowed off leash in this wooded wonderland.

This is going to be my go to walking area if I want a quick car ride, clean trails and moderately…read morechallenging hiking. It takes me about 15 minutes by car to get here and it is a synch to find. Parking is super ample. In fact there are three different parking lots. The trails are so well marked and plotted that there is almost no way to get lost. I admit at first try I got a bit side tracked, but then found my way in a few minutes. Be ready for friendly four legged furries coming over to say hello to you. I was actually pretty stoked about this, but some people are not so big on dogs. They do have signs posted about leashing your dog, which most people adhere to, so no problems there. Will post pics soon, with possible videos as well.

Loved this park! I found parking in the lot by the garden area. It was great to see so many people…read moreout working in the garden. I took the perimeter trail down the hill and stumbled upon the hidden pond and little falls trail. It was super peaceful and beautiful there! I also saw tons of beautiful flowers and even spotted a butterfly. The sound of birds singing was lovely to hear during my walk. If you need a rest there are a few benches along the trail. I really enjoyed exploring this place and will be back to explore further.

The parks in Pennsylvania, I've found to be well maintained, clean and plenty of open green spaces,…read morefor adults and children alike. Thig his location was the perfect blend with baseball diamonds, football, pee wee little league, paved walking trails, and top notch recreation center , that was clean, welcoming, better then the YMCA in my local area. Perfect way to enjoy the outdoors, on a 60 degree in December, this past Saturday.

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!

Park was deserted, which made it perfect for me and my reactive husky. Pretty well maintained with…read morelots of wildlife. I have lived in this neighborhood for thirty years and never realized this park existed!

Not a bad place to take a quick hike. Lots of nature to look at and there is always that looming…read morethreat of being killed or maimed by the arrow of some unskilled weekend hunter. All in all I recommend a visit if you're in the area.

An amazing place to hike and observe wildlife. They have a "no pets" rule, which I support…read morecompletely. Parking is up at the top by the road, and it is limited to about 6 spaces, however I have always found a spot. There are a series of ponds which are used to remove iron from the water (from an old mine that existed on the property. In those ponds you are likely to see migrating water fowl. On my most recent visit, I observed 26 species of birds, including a rather rare Green-winged Teal. There is usually a very shy Great Blue Heron in the back pond, which you can see if you approach quietly. Charters Creek runs along the backside of the park, and there's a cute wooden bridge that connects you to Charters Park. In all, it's a beautiful escape from urban life. Check out OTB Hastings, which is a half mile down the road, for a perfect ending to your wildlife adventure.

Wingfield pines is a beautiful hidden gem! It's a massive passive mine drain area into the upper…read moresaint Clair creek. It's also connected to Boyce mayview Park next door so it's a big area to cover! There is A beautiful trail that runs long side the creek. There's a old pool that filled in for great picture options, there's is a porta poty on site. There's a good bit of markings telling you where the trail is as well as a few signs advising no dogs aloud in the area. There is also a leash free area for the dogs as well. On average you'll spend about a hour or two hiking around all the trails to cover the whole area. I definitely recommend this place.

Nice park to take my son. The zip line is cool. The bathrooms when opened are clean…read more The trail has gotten much better.

Very nice playground, well maintained and with unique features. Nice walking trail, although made…read moreof dirt it's okay for strollers. There's a very big parking lot plus additional parking by the playground. The place is surrounded by a beautiful neighborhood. Down the walking path the view of the hills and the city in the distance is lovely. They have places several benches along the path to stop and enjoy the view.

We didn't get far as it was a family affair and some of us walked and some of us rode our bikes but…read moreall of us stopped at the creek. It was such a beautiful unexpected trail and creeks make everything better for my kids.

Great trail for family. Only downside is the lack of parking and sometimes the overcrowding…read more However, great trail that is easily accessible. There is a creek for kids and dogs that is easily accessible from a red bridge. Plenty of pavilion areas and benches for stopping and hanging out. I bike here with friends and we always go out to Robinson then stop at Helicon in Oakdale (which is conveniently on the trail) on the way back.

This place is not worth the money. I paid for a membership for nothing. As soon as we bought a…read morehouse in Upper St. Clair, we are opened a membership for us, but we never had time to come because of our busy schedule. Our grandmother came to visit us from our home country, and she has difficulty digesting food. My mother-in-law wanted to take her for a walk, but it was very cold outside after a snowstorm. I simply wanted to bring her here so she could walk a little on the second floor. They were extremely rude when I explained that she had only been here for three days and that as soon as we received an email or documents, we would open the membership in her name. I said that later we would do the membership properly. They rudely demanded $50 just for entry. I explained that it was dark and cold outside and asked them to please let her walk a little just for today, but they were arrogant and rude right to my face. I would have understood if this had been explained respectfully and politely, but instead they behaved very rudely. This is a place that has been taking money out of my pocket for a year for nothing. That is why I canceled. I hope you understand that they do not care about your physical or mental health -- they only care about money.

Staff was nice but strict rules basketball court has bumps in it and the hoops are in good…read moreCondition. Gym upstairs is also in good condition track around the court is nice and 3 different lanes to run walk and jog in

Inside this old Pennsylvania Railroad station (formerly the Bridgeville Library, and listed on the…read moreregister of historic places), is a the home of the Bridgeville Area Historical Society, and serves as a museum including a large variety of artifacts on display from the history of the town of Bridgeville, and the surrounding area. There are volunteers to help you if you wish to research local people, and places. There is also an old railroad caboose connected to the building, which houses part of the collection. It is worth checking out, especially if you enjoy history. They are open Tuesday through Friday, 10am - 2 pm. NOTE: Disregard the review posted below. Somehow my review of the Bridgeville Parking Authority was merged with this listing, and I am unable to delete it. The parking authority is a separate location from the historical society.