The park features a 18-hole disc golf course that winds through both wooded and open areas.
It houses a specialized Miracle League field, a rubberized-surface field designed for children with physical and cognitive disabilities.
The park maintains a significant wetland mitigation area that supports local biodiversity.
The waterpark facility includes a climbing wall over the water and dedicated lap lanes.
The property contains a memorial garden space intended for quiet reflection.
North Boundary Park is a 150-acre recreational facility in Cranberry Township featuring extensive athletic infrastructure and natural amenities. The park's centerpiece is the Cranberry Township Waterpark, which includes a zero-depth entry pool, waterslides, and a lazy river. For outdoor activities, visitors have access to a disc golf course, multiple baseball and softball fields, and a soccer complex. The grounds contain a network of paved and natural trails suitable for walking and light hiking. A large modern playground serves as a primary hub for families. Passive recreation areas are provided through open meadows and picnic pavilions. The site serves as the township's northern municipal hub for outdoor programming.
The elevated observation deck overlooking the Miracle League field and the surrounding park vista.
Bring a portable chair if attending sports tournaments, as bleacher seating can be limited at the outer fields.
Use the North Boundary Road entrance for direct access to the waterpark and main playground area.
Download the park map ahead of time, as the trail system connects to peripheral wooded sections where signage may be sparse.
Do not attempt to access the waterpark during severe weather, as it will close immediately for safety.
The waterpark operates on a seasonal basis, typically opening in late spring and closing after Labor Day weekend.
Standard park etiquette applies; pets must be leashed at all times, and carry-in/carry-out trash policies are enforced in trail areas.
