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Website: dcnr.pa.gov
Phone: (412) 565-2850
Open now
- Tue 7:00 AM - 11:00 PM
601 Commonwealth Pl Pittsburgh, PA 15222 ·171.20 mi
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Amenities
- Accessible
- Family friendly
Reviews
tripadvisorGreat park, right at the three rivers point. Great views of both downtown and along the rivers. Nice paths to walk through. Highly recommended
MoreI came here with my son on a very specific task which was to get some sand from the 3 Rivers shore and it was difficult. AI told me it would be a great place to get some, but it was wrong. In any sense, after much looking around, I finally got some, but the place seemed very wide open and the football stadium was there across the river sitting very picturesque. This would be a lovely place for families to come out and relax, but the temps were freezing. What I did notice too was so much deer poop or some kind of poop all over the grass, so it isn’t an ideal place to bring your children and enjoy the wide-open fields.
MoreCalm & serene morning with open views, plus plenty of space to exercise and/or relax. Nature in the foreground with sounds of the city in the background.
MoreBeautiful and well-maintained area. Great views and fun to walk out to the point. Fountain was closed for maintenance, but I bet it's gorgeous when in operation. Parking can be a hassle.
MoreSuper pretty area that is right on the walking trail. It’s a great view from all directions. We walked through this spot often - going to and from hotel to other spots (via the walking trail).
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