The park contains an extensive disc golf course integrated into the natural topography of the property.
The park grounds house the Cranberry Township Waterpark, which utilizes a seasonal design for regional aquatic recreation.
The park was developed to manage the recreational needs of one of the fastest-growing residential townships in Pennsylvania.
The site features a specific memorial area known as the Veterans Way Memorial, dedicated to local service members.
Cranberry Township Community Park is a 135-acre recreational hub serving the North Hills region of Pittsburgh. It features a water park, known as the Cranberry Township Waterpark, which includes a zero-depth entry pool and slides. The grounds host multiple athletic facilities, including baseball and softball fields, tennis courts, and sand volleyball courts. A dedicated disc golf course winds through the park's wooded sections. Several picnic groves are available, with many offering pavilion structures for larger groups. A network of paved and natural trails connects the various recreational zones. The park serves as a community focal point for youth sports leagues and seasonal festivals. The area is maintained by the Cranberry Township Parks and Recreation department.
The elevated vantage point overlooking the disc golf course area during autumn foliage.
Check the township recreation website for pavilion reservation status if planning a large picnic.
Bring bug spray if you plan to utilize the wooded trails or the disc golf course.
Park in the lot closest to the Waterpark if your primary goal is aquatic access.
Attempting to reserve picnic pavilions on the day of your visit, as these are often pre-booked during summer weekends.
The water park facilities are seasonal and typically close following Labor Day; park grounds generally remain open year-round.
Athletic footwear is required for court use; standard park conduct applies, including leash requirements for dogs.
