Regional Parks

Photo of person walking by playground at Olympia Park

Emerald View Park

Stitching together three historic parks, Emerald View Park is the premier place to view Pittsburgh's spectacular skyline.

People walking through Frick Park gatehouse

Frick Park

At 644 acres, Frick Park is Pittsburgh's largest historic regional park.

Highland Park fountain

Highland Park

Pittsburgh's need for a municipal water system brought about the creation of Highland Park in the late 1800s.

Riverview Park sign with Chapel Shelter in background

Riverview Park

Riverview Park is a jewel of Pittsburgh’s North Side.

A man walking through a trail in Schenley Park.

Schenley Park

Situated in the heart of Oakland, Schenley Park has come to be Pittsburgh’s civic park.

Make a Difference

Your Parks Matter

Parks thrive when they have sun, soil, rain…and you. You ensure programs are offered, trees are planted, capital projects are funded, flowers are tended to, research is pursued. There is nothing the parks can’t do with you behind them.

Master Plan Update

Pittsburgh's Regional Parks

Learn more about the future of Pittsburgh’s regional parks by reviewing the Master Plan created in 2015.