As a former Scott Twp resident who had yearly pool passes, I was here all of the time. Most…read moreespecially from the time my daughter was a toddler right up through her high school graduation. Prior to that I would come here in my 20s with friends. It has always been a clean pool with lots of lawn space, a clean shower facility and concession stand with different summer snack food choices. The baby pool is also well-maintained. It was nice to be back after so long to see that nothing has changed and in fact dare I say has gotten even better!

We love this pool, very clean, nice people working there & so many extra amenities. Snack bar,…read moreshowers, rock climbing wall, slide, splash pad & cabanas.

Nice community pool. Relaxing yet fun time for the whole family. Friendly service and staff. Snack…read morebar is reasonably priced. Tube (raft) rental available. Clean and well maintained grounds. Looking forward to visiting again soon.

Our first time. Visiting on a weekday…read more Not much people. But there are lots of park staffs & lifeguards. There is a police on site. The place is clean. The pool is dated, yet the water is clean. There is a small playground. A three picnic table on a single roof. The restrooms and shower rooms(shared shower area) is clean yet dated. Over all we are pleased with the staff's service and this place :) Our little ones had a blast too. We will definitely visit gain.

Highland Park pool is welcoming, clean, and spacious. It's…read moregot areas for eating and relaxing on towels and blankets as well. Lap and open swim. Clean bathrooms and shower rooms.

Excellent swimming pool near the zoo and reservoir. There are trails, pavilions, beach volleyball…read morecourts and tennis courts nearby. Fun, if a bit chaotic vibe!

Fantastic pool, very clean the staff if very welcoming helpful and all around great place to relax…read moreand enjoy life.

One of the nicest public pools in Pittsburgh area. The pool itself and grounds are huge so you…read morenever feel cramped. The snack bar has great food and they play good music. There is a nice park area outside of the pool as well with a pavilion that can be rented for parties for a very reasonable price. $55 for a season pass is an excellent value.

Great place to Hangout during the summer months ! We love it ......have been members for several…read moreyears !

Kids K. Response is hilariously crazy. I guess she expects the world to revolve around her and…read moreexpects this business to kneel down at the government's commands and if they don't, she wants to lose them business by writing neg. reviews. Classy huh? ....People are living their lives. A great place for family.

I've recently started going to Bellefield to swim laps, and it's exactly what I expected: A…read moreno-frills campus rec center. The pool consists of four lanes, and if it's busy, you can share a lane with someone--to be courteous, I always stand at the end and ask permission to do so to avoid surprising them in the middle of the lane. The pool ranges from 3.5'-4' in depth, so diving is prohibited, and jumping in isn't advisable. The pool and the room that it's located in are a good temperature--warm enough to be comfortable, but cool enough to feel refreshed while swimming laps. For safety's sake, there is always at least one student lifeguard stationed at the side of the pool. The locker rooms are reasonably clean and well-kept, and include all of the amenities that you'd want, including showers, bathrooms, hairdryers, etc. (Full disclosure: I don't shower there since I live two blocks away.) You can rent a locker for the semester if you wish, but I always use the transient lockers reserved for day use only, which are quite convenient. Compared to the pool room, the locker room is quite a bit cooler, so be sure to towel off as much as possible after your swim! The locker rooms are segregated by sex, and are for use by both pool and fitness center users. I haven't used the exercise room yet, but it's on the smaller side, consisting of only one medium-sized room. It contains your typical basic cardio equipment (treadmills, ellipticals, erg, etc.), as well as a few free weights. At the times that I visit (after work, around 5:30), there are usually at least a few people using it, but there's usually enough room for a few more people to work out. The same is true for the pool. In addition to the pool and exercise, there's a gym above the pool for intramurals, which provides some interesting rhythmic background noise when people are playing basketball. The fitness facilities at Bellefield are for use by Pitt employees only (students, faculty, and staff), so be sure to stop by the security guard's window to the left with your ID when you enter to be scanned in. Since the location and the price (free) are right, I'll be back soon when I don't feel like cycling and want to get my workout on! 3.5 stars.

The fitness center is convenient whenever I can not make it all the way to my other gyms. The hours…read moreare good and the facilities are spacious. With the rising obesity epidemic, it is rewarding to know that many are attempting to lead healthier lives. The gym could use some improvements, mainly flooring and updating the locker rooms, but it is still better than sitting down on the couch.

Thomas Lynch Field, often referred to as simply Lynch Field, is truly a unique place to have in…read moreones back yard. Visitors from near and far come here to enjoy the outdoor pool, walking and running track, baseball and soccer fields, playground and picnic pavilions. Kirk Nevin Ice Arena, and The Aerobic Center, is also located here. Lynch Field is the location for the annually held Greensburg Community Days and the weekly Farmer's Market.

Beautiful park they have really nice walking trails and the have a very nice rink next to it and…read morethey have a nice swimming area to.

Man, did I spend a lot of time down here during my youth. I practically lived down at the pool over…read moremany summers. We'd swim from 11AM until about 4PM. Then we'd come back from 6-9PM for "night swimming." The pool's been closed for a few years though. I also come here to vote. At night you can sneak over here with yer honey and.... *ahem* Just at night. Ok? Daytime's risky. I kid, I kid. Halfways. There's always something going on down here during the spring and summer; ball games (the Danny McGibbeny Memorial field), movies in the park, indoor and outdoor basketball games, yoga classes, boxing and martial arts training, etc. About 7-8 years ago, I was waiting for a bus to head to work verrry early one morning while it was still dark. I could see figures moving around in the pool area. I thought perhaps my eyes were playing tricks on me. They appeared to be...nude? Then I heard a female scream "Woooohooo!" Then there was a splash. I had no binoculars, and my bus was due. Apparently there has been skinnydippin' goin' on here also! The center itself is a nice building. They even have a weight room. Obviously there's a playground as well. So THIS is what was goin' on down there the other day... http://www.brooklineconnection.com/history/Schools/FunDay10/FunDay10.html It was like a kiddie Ozzfest from what I could see en route to work! They never had stuff like that for us back in the day! Damn! I remember me and my pals coming down here to get free lunches during the summer. The food was awful, but it was free! Little moochers we were. Ah the memories. I'm glad that's it's still here and that it's well kept. This is but one reason why Brookline rules the roost when it comes to Pittsburgh neighborhoods.

Indoor and outdoor basketball court. Nice playground for the little ones with plenty of shade…read more There's an area to play hockey and huge field for baseball, football, and plenty of room to practice your golf swing as I watched a few guys do. There's a covered area with picnic tables and a grill. Love this place.