Parks & Recreation
Chartiers Park
Park Address: 1100 Chartiers Street
Bridgeville’s largest park, located along the banks of Chartiers Creek is a hub of activity. With two picnic pavilions, restroom facilities, a football/soccer field, two large playgrounds, a walking trail featuring a story walk, two baseball fields, and a cornhole court, it’s the perfect place for family fun and outdoor recreation. Chartiers Park is also home to the Bridgeville Athletic Association.
Cook School Park
Park Address: 1300 Cook School Road
Located at the corner of Cook School Road and Ridge Road, this neighborhood park boasts a large picnic pavilion, a cornhole court, restrooms, a new playground, a ballfield, and a basketball court—complete with a designated area for pickleball. It’s a great spot for family gatherings and active recreation.
McLaughlin Run Park
Park Address: 1250 McLaughlin Run Road
At 1250 McLaughlin Run Road, McLaughlin Run Park offers something for everyone. It features three picnic pavilions, multiple picnic tables, a wildflower meadow with walking paths, two playgrounds, a cornhole court, a skate park, a basketball court, a sand volleyball court, and a multipurpose court for activities like tennis, pickleball, and four square. It’s a fun, vibrant park with something for all ages.
Triangle Park
Park Address: 431 Station Street
Nestled in the heart of Bridgeville on Station Street, Triangle Park features a charming gazebo that makes it ideal for wedding photos, picnics, and community gatherings. The park hosts local events like the “Winter Blast” holiday celebration, and its location adjacent to the old railroad station offers a nod to Bridgeville’s rich history. The Bridgeville Historical Society’s Kathleen Banks Building and the Caboose are nearby. You can also rent the gazebo for special events by obtaining a permit at the Municipal Office.
Ready to Rent a Park Picnic Shelter?
If you’re interested in reserving a picnic shelter for your next gathering, you’re in luck! Each of Bridgeville’s parks has a shelter available for rent. Residents can begin reserving shelters on March 1st each year, and non-residents can make reservations starting on March 15th. You can apply for permits at the Borough Office or online at https://bridgevilleboro.com/parks-recreation/ Each picnic shelter has a BBQ grill, and permanent cornhole courts have been added near most shelters, making your park picnic even more enjoyable!