Parks

CitiParks

Our Parks

Explore Pittsburgh's diverse park system spanning 176 parks across nearly 3,800 acres. From iconic regional parks to community and neighborhood parks offering local amenities and green spaces, each park reflects Pittsburgh's rich history and natural beauty!

For Kids

The Citiparks team is constantly coming up with new programs to entertain and educate our youngest residents and their caregivers.
Looking for something fun to do in the summer? CitiParks has some ideas for you!

For Seniors

Discover resources for Pittsburgh's seniors. We look forward to welcoming you to our Healthy Active Living Senior Centers!

Dog Parks

Explore Pittsburgh's Dog Parks and Off-Leash Areas! Enjoy Pickleball, Tennis, Skate Parks, and more in designated locations. Discover our diverse park facilities year-round!

Tennis

Discover Citiparks Tennis—a program for all skill levels! Enjoy year-round clinics and community associations at Frick, Highland, McKinley, Mellon, Schenley, and Allegheny Commons Parks, plus over 50 neighborhood locations.

CitiSports

CitiParks CitiSports offers a variety of leagues for youth basketball, futsal, and high school basketball. Join us at Arlington Recreation Center for exciting sports opportunities.

Outdoor Activities

Discover Pittsburgh's outdoor activities, from cycling and disc golf to skate parks and trails. Explore a range of options for outdoor fun, fitness, and adventure.

City Farms

Explore the CitiParks City Farms program, designed to connect Pittsburgh's urban gardens and farms with city resources. The initiative supports food production on city property, grows a network of local food growers, and offers educational opportunities. Get involved, attend events, and stay updated on soil testing and more.

Community Garden Plots

Gardeners of all experience levels are welcome to rent a plot and grow their own food in following Pittsburgh community gardens. City of Pittsburgh Community Gardens are available for City of Pittsburgh residents only.

Citiparks

Citywide events, neighborhood festivals and year-round recreational activities truly enhance the quality of life for the people of Pittsburgh - 365 days a year. Whether you are looking for a relaxing walk through a park or a challenging run through the streets, check out this website for ideas about how to spend your leisure time seven days a week.

To our sponsors and partners, we offer a sincere thank you for making this impressive array of CitiParks events and programs possible. We quite literally could not do it without you. Together, the Department of Public Works and Citiparks maintain nearly 3,800 acres of parkland across 163 parks for your enjoyment.

Citiparks Partners

The Allegheny Regional Asset District - RAD - invests in Allegheny County's quality of life through financial support of libraries, parks and trails, arts and cultural organizations, regional attractions, sports and civic facilities, and public transit. Founded in part to remove sole financial burden from the City of Pittsburgh for regional attractions, in RAD's nearly 28 years of public support, the five regional parks have received over $150 million in operating and capital grants. RAD is proud to play such a significant role in ensuring that our regional parks are safe and vibrant places for our communities to gather, explore, and be inspired.

The Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy was founded in December 1996 by a group of citizens. A non-profit organization, the Parks Conservancy works closely with the City of Pittsburgh under an official public interest partnership agreement to restore and improve the city's park system to its full potential. To date, the Parks Conservancy has raised more than $130 million and completed more than 22 major park improvement projects. The Parks Conservancy works with thousands of volunteers and provides programming for more than 7,500 children annually. Learn more about our partners at the Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy.

last updated: 29/04/2025