Avonworth Community Park - Park in Pittsburgh - 498 Camp Horne Rd, USA

Wicked cool. Movie in the pool once a month, playground is different than others which is great. Live music every Wednesday in the summer! Pizza at the snack shack is super good and the family that runs it makes it themselves. I think it was like $4. Fried dough also yummy but a little smaller than I hoped.

Good location in a convenient location, huge parking, adult entrance fee $10 Two men’s and women’s locker rooms are equipped with fairly clean toilets. The pool has several levels of depth There is a jumping board, a slide for descent, a lot of sunbeds, tables under umbrellas where you can sit with the company. At least 3-4 rescuers are on duty throughout the working day of the pool. Neither children nor adults will be bored !!! There is a kiosk with drinks and snacks on the territory. I recommend to visit!

Wonderful community park with plenty of amenities. Really unique old school wooden playground and a great small town style swimming pool. Bathrooms are generally clean for a public park and the pavilions are available for rent for a birthday party or for other activities. Be warned this park is extremely popular especially in the summer with summercamp programs etc.

This place is great! There are 5 different fields for all age groups. There aren't many bleachers however the fields are well maintained and a perfect place for a ball game. This place has lights on the major fields which is great for the kids to experience a game "under the lights"! The concession stand sells a variety of food and snacks which is perfect for those double headers! The wooden park and creek are added bonuses as siblings habe something to do while games are being played.

An accessible community park. I can only speak to the pavilion. It is well kept, has power outlets, and easy access to restrooms. The pavilion can be rented for private events.

I went here for a family party. The cabin didn’t have A/C, but the windows were pretty nice. However, many of the screens were torn not just a little bit, and the windows themselves didn’t seem to have been installed correctly. The tables and chairs were perfectly set up, and there was even an outdoor seating area. Overall, having a sink and bathroom facilities inside the cabin was wonderful. I think it was a nice setup. I kind of wished there were more accessible parking, though. The cabin, —oh, it was called Miller Hall, didn’t have that big of a parking area right there at the cabin. I parked farther away in that big lot at the top of the hill. When I was leaving, that single-lane entry road was really noticeable. I needed to back up to allow a car that was entering around me. Overall, this park is a nice park. There’s a castle playground down at the bottom of the hill by the creek. The creek is managed well— between two very permanent-looking walls that allow the free-flow and protection from flooding. It’s a nice place to go with the family. My church even had their yearly picnic in the main building. It was a beautiful building. I can’t remember what the inside was like after all this time, but I remember being impressed.

The wooden floor at the Pavilion is a great space for outdoor dancing! The surrounding park is quaint and beautiful. Bring your bathing suit and enjoy the pool as well.

Great place to take your kids. Playground is Awesome. The trails need some TLC so I would recommend no little ones but the trails are great for 11 year olds and above. Stay away from the cliffs thou. Summer concerts rock.