--Location/Parking-- Located on the southern island of…read morePittsburgh. The parking is street parking and is adjacent to a school and overlooks a small shopping center. --Ambience-- Outdoor park that runs along a hillside. Perfect for running or gathering, but I didn't see a playground and locals told me this is not a safe neighborhood. No dogs are allowed in the gazebo. --Food/Products-- Open air park with steps that help traverse the grounds going up and down the mountain. --Capacity-- Plenty of space to get through the neighborhood. --Overall-- Only recommended if you are traveling through the neighborhood, but this is just a park and nothing touristy to visit specifically unless you live in the area.

Frick Park is a dense network of interconnected trails that helps define Pittsburgh as a city of…read moreparks. I keep coming back and exploring different paths, only to realize there's always more to discover. It's one of those places where you can return again and again and still find something new, which makes it feel really special to me. The way the trails connect is one of my favorite things. Nine Mile Run flows into Deer Creek, which then connects into Tranquil Trail, creating an easy, continuous experience through the park. And thats just one corner of the park. While bathrooms are not abundant, you will occasionally find a porta potty, and there is often trash cans and benches toward the entrances and parking lots of the trail as well. Overall it's just a wonderful place to spend a sunny afternoon, and I really hope spaces like this continue to be preserved as an important part of Pittsburgh's identity and history.

Excuse my language but FRICK ME! Such a cool park. So pretty and lots to do. I had a great time…read morewalking around and chatting. I recommend coming here if you can. It's a MUST SEE. I know it's weird, this isn't a food review, but new year new me as they say. Anyhoo, ADIOS AMIGOS! -Gustavo

Awesome place, especially if you're a Mac Miller fan like my wife, but equally for kids as well!…read more It was nice and clean, and there's large playground sets there as well. Side note, I did use the park restrooms there and they were decently clean.

We used to play there as kids... so... 65 years later our old bodies just had to go down that blue…read moreslide. . Still laughing about it. Awesome memory revisited.

This was a very nice place. We had a small birthday party and a picnic. Everyone enjoyed it very…read moreclean beautiful day.

A lake in a park in a city. What could be better? It is so relaxing to come to Schenley and spend…read moretime walking along Panther Hollow Lake. It's a nice area to get lost in your own thoughts. Lots of nature and wildlife all around. A real hidden gem perfect for unwinding.

There is so much to see and do in Schenley Park! It is especially just a great place for hiking and…read morestrolling for good exercise. It is well maintained and has an abundance to wildlife, wildflowers and plant life to explore. Even when it is hot outside the tree cover in the woods provides great relief with cool shade. I have taken so many great pictures of the animals, plants and woods.

This is a very large park in Pittsburgh, and I wish more cities had this kind of park in them…read more There are many hiking trails here and regular park walkways, which can make for at least half a day. Another thing I want to point out is there are plenty of areas with shade, which is good for hiking. I had a really good time here but didn't like that there weren't enough benches.

This park has an awesome playground! It seems to be newly renovated. It's all turf which I love for…read moremy newly walking toddler. They even have a toddler-sized playground set. There's a small splash pad too. There are new indoor restrooms that were very clean and spacious. Picnic tables with a small pavilion. It's street parking and I found an easy spot on 39th street. This will definitely be our new go-to!!

Not the worst city park and not the best. I like coming here for walks, runs and planned events…read more It's not a bad park to relax and unwind if you find the right spot. Nice little areas for a picnic too.

Love the walking trails in this park! They offer pavilions,…read morea pond, arboretum, community events, walking trails, play area and much more!

Yay! So much better since they got rid of all the weird tents camped along what should be a family…read morefriendly trail. After many years of walking my dogs on the trail, i had to take a hiatus because the trail started feeling unsafe; and it took a lot for me to feel that way. I've biked, roller-bladed, dog-walked and used the trail to commute for years and preferred it to walking the city blocks. Being a camper of the "leave no trace" philosophy, the unkempt camp sites set up along the city trails with trash blowing around was pretty distressing. And, it was disconcerting to see odd groups of people walking in and out of the bushes with paper bagged liquor bottles at all times of day. It was sooo very nice to walk along from 18th street access to 10th and not see anything out of step with the beautiful trees, grass and river views. I walk the trail to relax, and for the first time in a long time, I was able to.

The park is located long the river in the South Side and connects to the Three Rivers Heritage…read moreTrail system. This green space was once a barge for the steel industry. There's an amphitheater for live shows and performances. It's a newer or more modern area that provides respite from the city chaos just steps away.