double-gated entrance system. There are also water fountains for both dogs and
people, and dog waste clean-up stations are available. Donations and volunteerism
are welcome. Visit the website for more information.
Frick Park
Address: 1200 Lancaster Avenue, Squirrel Hill
Contact: pittsburghpa.gov/citiparks/off-leash-
areas, or 412.255.2539
Off-Leash Exercise Areas (OLEAs) are important for
dog socializing and unhindered play. This one-acre area
includes pickup bags, but make sure to bring water to hydrate
your dog and yourself, or check out other parts of Frick Park for
water fountains. Visit the website for more information.
Monroeville Dog Park
Address: Heritage Park, Saunders Station Road, Monroeville
Contact: monroeville.pa.us/parks/dogpark, or 412.856.1006
If you’re looking for a way to exercise and socialize your dog, the Monroeville Dog
Park is the place to be! It is a large, fenced-in area with plenty of trees, a doggie-level
water fountain (along with tall and short human-level water fountains), and plenty
of other dogs to run and play with. There is also a doggie-bag dispenser to make it
easy for the humans to clean up. Donations and volunteerism are welcome. Visit the
website for more information.
Paws on the Run –
Murrysville’s Community Dog Park
Address: Murrysville’s Community Park, intersection of
Wiestertown Road and Farm Road, Murrysville
Contact: murrysvilletrails.org/dog_park, or 724.325.4026
The dog park in Murrysville Community Park was a gift to the community from
the Brooks family. It has been a popular destination since its opening. Amenities that
have been donated to the park include a bench, trees, seasonal wading pools and a
Little Free Library-type take one/leave one book box. Donations and volunteerism are
welcome. Visit the website for more information.
Penn Hills Dog Park
Address: 754 Jefferson Road, Penn Hills
Contact: pennhills.org, or 412.795.3500
Don’t forget to bring water for your furry friend at this fun