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Murrysville Parks
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+ Bear Hollow Park
+ Bear Hollow Trail
+ Duff Park
+ Kellman/Skena Reserves
+ M. C. P.
+ Pleasant Valley Park
+ Sardis Park
+ Townsend Park

Westmoreland Conservancy Reserves
+ Caywood Reserve
+ Flinn Reserve
+ King Reserve
+ McGinnis Reserve
+ Morosini Reserve
+ Potter's Corner
+ Tomer Reserve
+ Walter Reserve

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Murrysville Parks and Nature Reserves

Over the years, the residents of the Municipality of Murrysville (MOM) have committed significant funds to provide excellent parks, and to preserve open spaces. MOM offers a wide variety of public and private park and recreation facilities. Over 1,300 acres of MOM owned community parks, neighborhood parks and open space provide numerous sports fields,  and areas for enjoying nature while protecting environmental quality.

Volunteers have spent many thousands of hours over the years to improve and maintain the parks, reserves, and open spaces while saving taxpayers' money.

Municipal Owned
Description Acres
Bear Hollow Park and Trail and Heather Highlands Open Space
96

Chambers Park

4
Duff Park
148
Heritage Park
5
Kellman Nature Reserve
56
Kovalczik Park
28
Pleasant Valley Park
262
Pedora Park
7
Municipal Community Park
305
Royal Highlands Field
4
Skena Nature Reserve
22
Staymates Cabin
7
Summervale Open Area
6
Townsend Park
160
Veteran’s / Beckwith Field
5
Green Areas
245
      Subtotal
1,360
 
Non-Municipality Owned
Caywood Reserve  (WC)
34
Flinn Nature Reserve (WC)
20
Haymaker Park
5
King Nature Reserve (WC)
96
McGinnis Nature Reserve (WC)
52
Potter’s Corner Nature Reserve (WC)
3
Sardis Park (note - now owned by MOM)
10
Tomer Nature Reserve (WC)
18
Volunteer Fire Department Parklet
1
Walter Nature Reserve (WC)
28
White Valley Park
36
Green Areas
63
      Subtotal
366
      Grand Total
1,726
 
Source: Municipality of Murrysville (2001) Modified 2010