The City of Pittsburgh is home to some of the most diverse and well-maintained parks in the country. The City, in close partnership with the Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy, operates and maintains approximately 3,800 acres of land across 176 parks. These spaces include 5 regional parks, 10 community parks, 5 riverside parks, and over 150 neighborhood parks.

For more detailed information about Pittsburgh parks, including locations and photos, visit the City's Park Page below:

The information on this page is to keep community members informed of ongoing park and playground enhancements led by the City's Department of Public Works and City Planning.

Provide Your Feedback

A vital component to every project is the input and feedback from our residents. Before a park or playground project can begin, the Department of Public Works provides residents a chance to tell us what they value when it comes to their community spaces. This feedback helps guide the process and direction of each project.

Missed an Opportunity to Provide Feedback?

If you happened to miss the feedback window on a specific project, or there's a park/playground that isn't listed, scroll down to the interactive map where you can pinpoint specific areas of interest throughout the city.

Additional projects currently in construction (not listed below) include:

• Brighton Heights Field Improvements
• Kennard Park Design
• Leslie Field Upgrades
• McKinley Park
• Schenley Park Tennis & Pickleball Court Upgrades

Additional completed park and playground projects (not listed below) include:

• Allegheny Commons East Courts
• Bud Hammer Playground, Courts, and Field
• Fineview Field
• Forbes & Braddock Field
• Frazier Field
• Herschel Field
• Highland Park Tennis Court
• Liberty Green Park
• Lincoln Place Dek Hockey Courts
• Marmaduke Dek Hockey Courts
• McKinley Park Chicken Hill
• McKinley Park Trail Repairs
• Neill Log House Upgrades
• Oakwood Playground
• Paul Sciullo Memorial Field
• Ream Pool Upgrades
• Stan Leiderman Field

Use the interactive map below to view park and playground projects happening near you! As with any project, your feedback helps guide our teams in the design and construction of our city parks and playgrounds. Here's a guide to help:

- Projects labeled as OPEN means we're ready to hear from you! Click on the individual project and scroll to find a public feedback form.

- Projects labeled as ACTIVE means your feedback has been received and the project is currently in development.

- Projects labeled as CLOSED means the project has completed and is open to the public. People are still able to provide general feedback and comments.