Brookline Memorial Park

1399 Oakridge St, Pittsburgh, PA 15226
20.5 acres | 8.3 hectares

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About the Location

Park Overview

Established in 1947, this park has served as a central gathering place for the community for over seven decades. The park spans a considerable area along the lower part of Brookline Boulevard, offering a variety of outdoor spaces and facilities for visitors of all ages.

The park's landscape includes both open green spaces and developed recreational areas, providing a natural setting for community members to enjoy.

Athletic Facilities

The park features multiple athletic fields, including a large multi-purpose ballfield and two lighted baseball fields, catering to local sports enthusiasts and organized leagues. For younger visitors, there is a dedicated T-Ball field.

One of the park's notable features is its outdoor batting cage, which provides a practice space for baseball and softball players. The park also includes an outdoor basketball court and a DEK Hockey rink, expanding the range of sports activities available to visitors.

Recreation and Leisure

For those seeking a more relaxed experience, Brookline Memorial Park offers a picnic pavilion where families and friends can gather for outdoor meals and social events.

A children's playground equipped with modern play structures provides entertainment for younger visitors.

Recreation Center

The Brookline Memorial Recreation Center, built in 1970, is an integral part of the park complex. This facility houses an indoor basketball court, a weight room, and a fitness center, extending the park's offerings beyond outdoor activities.

The recreation center also provides limited meeting space for community events and programs.

Historical Significance

Brookline Memorial Park holds historical significance for the local community. It contains a war memorial dedicated to honoring local soldiers who lost their lives in World War II, serving as a place of remembrance and reflection.

Visitor Information

The park is maintained by the City of Pittsburgh and is part of the Citiparks system, ensuring regular upkeep and management of the facilities.

Ample parking is available for visitors, making the park easily accessible to both local residents and those coming from other parts of the city.

All Features & Facilities

Active Recreation

Baseball FieldBasketball CourtFitness Equipment

Nature & Wildlife

Open Grassy Area

Visitor Services

MemorialParking LotPlaygroundRestrooms

Food & Gathering

Grilling AreaPicnic AreaShelter

ParkMagnet Score

Good Park

Park Size

20.5 acres | 8.3 hectares

Opening Hours

Monday:9AM-5:30PM
Tuesday:9AM-5:30PM
Wednesday:9AM-5:30PM
Thursday:9AM-5:30PM
Friday:9AM-5:30PM
Saturday:8-11:30AM
Sunday:Closed

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