Talk:Bridgeville, Pennsylvania

Parks & Recreation

Chartiers Park

Perfect for picnics, graduations or any party. Chartiers Park offers fields for football and soccer along with three pavillions and picnic tables. There is also a playground and a walking trail (ADA compliant) and twin ball fields. Facilities are available for playing horseshoe and volleyball. The Pavillions, Volleyball Court, Football/Soccer and ball fields can all be rented. This park, as well as the others in the Community, are home to the BAA (Bridgeville Athletic Association) and this park, Chartiers Park, is home to the Beadling Soccer Club and is also the location for Bridgeville's Summer Recreation Program.

Cook School Park

Cook School Park has one pavillion, picnic tables, playground, ball field and a basketball court. You can rent the Pavillion or the Ball Field at Cook School Park for a special family or company outing. Or, just come out and spend an afternoon picnicing and enjoying your community parks. The restroom facilities are new and extremely well maintained at this Park as well.

McLaughlin Run Park

McLaughlin Run Park has one pavillion, picnic tables, playground, ball field, horseshoe pits and a basketball court. Enjoy the newly renovated skate park and take a look at one of Bridgeville's secrets: the waterfall. You can rent the Pavillion or the Ball Field at McLaughlin Park.

Triangle Park

Triangle Park has a gazebo in the park suitable for wedding photography or a picnic. It is often the location or meeting place for community activities. It's picturesque and reflective of Bridgeville history -- adjacent to the Library and the Caboose. You can rent the "Gazebo in the Park" for a special event. A permit is available at the Municipal Office.

~Alia —Preceding unsigned comment added by MuslimahAlia (talk • contribs) 08:19, 23 August 2008 (UTC)

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