Pittsburgh Spray Parks Open for Season

Written By Trying Together

Pittsburgh’s spray parks and playgrounds with spray features are now open for the summer. 

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Attendees do not need to have swimming skills to enjoy the spray parks, which are accessible to smaller toddlers to pre-teens.

Weather permitting, the spray parks’ hours will be 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily through mid-September.

The city’s spray parks include:

  • Arlington - Arlington Playground, 1523 Fernleaf St. 

  • Beechview - Vanucci Playground, 1295 Orangewood Ave.

  • Burgwin - Burgwin Playground/Burgwin Field, 328 Mansion St.

  • Chartiers - Chartiers Park, 3793 Chartiers Ave.

  • East Hills - East Hills Park, 2300 Wilner Drive

  • Paulson - Paulson Playground, 1300 Paulson Ave.

  • Shadyside - Mellon Park, 6601 Fifth Ave.

  • Troy Hill - Cowley Playground, 1200 Goettman St.

  • Warrington - Beltzhoover, 329 Warrington Ave.

The city’s playgrounds with spray features include: Armstrong, Chadwick, Eileen McCoy, Frazier, Garland, Heth’s, Joe Natoli, Kennard, Larimer, Liberty Green Park, Leslie Park, Marmaduke, Moore Park, Nelson Mandela, Osceola, Springhill, Swisshelm Park, Wabash Park, and West Penn Park.

For more information, visit the city’s spray parks web page.

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