I have been taking advantage of this park from before they were finished building it. Be aware NO PETS (unfortunately) because of all the sports fields & courts: baseball, football, soccer, lacrosse, hockey, tennis, pickle ball, basketball. There is a paved 3+ mile walking path (relatively flat) that spans the park. Lots of parking. Kids playground. Miracle League handicapped accessible ball field. A catch & release pond. Flower garden. Brush Creek runs through it. Three body weight exercise stations. Too bad the coffee shop at the entrance was ahead of its time & closed! Great park! Very clean. read more

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The park has become overcrowded with people speeding through the park. Despite the speed limit being 15 mph, people are clocking in at 25 mph and above as shown on the electric speed sign. These speeding cars are oblivious to the fact that it is a park full of adults, children, and special needs individuals. They are putting everybody at risk. read more

Nice park and only about 5 minutes from all the stores and shops of Cranberry Township. There is an out 'n back trail that's good for strollers and talks you around a nature area and to the soccer fields and there are something like 13 pickleball courts! It can be a little noisy, especially by the soccer fields due to proximity to Route 19 and I was surprised to find that there are no baby swings in the playground to push my young son in--that was a little disappointing read more

yes this park is great, EXCEPT an old man yelled at me for walking my dog there. if i saw a "no dogs" sign, dont you think i wouldnt have brought my dog? smh. this parks beautiful though read more

Graham Park is a wonderful park for everyone. Courts and fields for various sports (including a Miracle League field). Playgrounds for kids. Concession stands and bathrooms. Trails for walking/hiking/running. Plenty of parking. Park is well maintained. I like going here for a good walk or run. The park is big enough that if you go from one end to the other it's around 3 miles. The paths are paved and there are a few different paths you can take to loop around but don't miss the Brush Creek Trail. It's a short hike with info on the local ecosystem along the way. There are a few inclines but no crazy elevation. Would also be a good place for a bike ride though I haven't done that yet. Graham Park is one of my favorite go-to parks when I'm near Cranberry and looking for an easy change of scenery from my local park. It can be crowded when there are sporting events but everyone I've encountered has been friendly. I'd recommend taking advantage of this great community park. read more

I visited Graham Park during the winter, when many activities are not open, but I still had fun. Graham Park has Brush Creek Trail, a catch-and-release fishing pond, fitness stations, and, in warmer weather, pickleball, dek hockey, and fields for soccer, football, lacrosse, and baseball. I strolled around the pond, where I saw two ducks swimming. I tried out the non-motorized fitness machines, which used my body weight as resistance and provided sufficiently strenuous exercise. Half of Brush Creek Trail is directly in the park, and the other half extends along the Interstate and an office park. The park looked clean and well-maintained. During the winter, many parking spaces were available, and I saw only a couple of other people. This park has restrooms, but I did not enter them. read more

What a beautiful park with so many stuff to see and do. There is a Deck Hockey Rink, Miracle League Field, Basketball Courts, Tennis Courts, Soccer Fields and amazing hiking trails throughout Graham Park. I would recommend visiting Graham Park. read more

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Walking, jogging, biking, soccer, football, lacrosse, fishing, kite flying, and deck hockey all take place in this park. There is a map to see where all the fields are located. As well as the locations of restrooms and parking. I believe there are four main parking lots, with a few areas of well marked street parking. All the trails are paved asphalt wide enough for a car. So running with a partner isn't too difficult. Some of the older trails have drainage issues so expect some large puddles after a rain. There are about three restrooms (that I know of) spread around the park. During the winter months, the men's and women's rooms are winterized and locked. However, the family restroom remains open in my experience. I've never actually used any of the grass fields, but there's a ton of kids who seem to enjoy the space. Overall, I would have to say this is a great place for kids and active adults as well. read more

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Very nice park. Very handicap friendly park too so all kids can play don't see that too often usually it's one or 2 items to play with this place is the whole park. Only flaw is the ground that rubber matting they used is ungodly hot you can feel the heat coming from the ground just melting you. Tennis courts are nice and they even have pickle ball courts seems odd but cool. Might have to learn pickle ball now. But lots of baseball fields too. Nice place. read more

Graham Park - Baseball field for the handicap made from rubber matting - Parks Near Me - Cranberry Township, Pennsylvania

This complex has a nice 3 mile loop walking/jogging/biking path that takes you around some soccer and football fields as well as a deck hockey rink and the Children's Miracle Network's baseball field. They have a few places along the walking/jogging/biking that allow you to use workout equipment which uses your own body weight against you. There is also a pond where people go fishing and some trails that connect to local neighborhoods. If you need to use the restroom they have several indoor ones which every time I've gone have been very clean. Overall a really beautiful park to go for a walk/run. Cranberry Township does a great job maintaining the place! read more

I love coming to Graham Park. It's absolutely gorgeous, like your stereotypical park from the Wii video game system. The grounds are well-kept, the sidewalks even, the parking lots freshly paved, and the brush trimmed. I like the various structures in the park; there are tons of baseball fields, soccer fields, and football fields if you want a change of pace. I like the uniqueness of the paved trails that you don't see much of in society anymore. I also enjoy seeing the Miracle League structures, the Scouting monument (hey, I'm an Eagle Scout. What can I say?), all the different types of greenery, the close parking to everything, and the openness of the park all at the same time. In addition, I like that Graham Park is secluded from Freedom Road and Route 19, and that it's far enough in from Rochester Road (because we all know that Rochester will be widened some day). This would be a great place for a pick-up game of ball, meditation, or a family picnic. Truthfully, this park is one of the reasons I haven't left Cranberry Twp yet. read more

Graham Park - One of the sports courts at Graham Park. - Parks Near Me - Cranberry Township, Pennsylvania

Great big park right off Rochester Road, kind of hard to get to due to the long winding 15 mph road but lots to do when you arrive. There's plenty of sports fields, pickle ball courts, jogging/walking trails, and even a cool pirate ship playground for the kids. This park has some rather different playground equipment so it's good for a change of pace from the other local parks. There's even some nature around if you're in the mood for that, though with the PA Turnpike right next door that's pretty limited. read more