Park Info
- (412) 787-2750
- settlerscabinparkstewards@trailpittsburgh.org
- 608 Ridge Rd, Pittsburgh, PA 15205
Settlers Cabin
PARK
SETTLERS CABIN
Encompassing 1,610 acres in Collier, North Fayette and Robinson townships, Settlers Cabin Park features an historic log cabin, wave pool, dive pool, shelters, tennis courts, playgrounds, dek hockey rink, and walking and hiking trails.
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Settlers Cabin Park is named after a log cabin, estimated to have been built around 1780, identified by archaeologists from Carnegie Museum of Natural History. The themes of the parks groves and shelters are Native American names: Algonquin, Seneca, Apache, Tomahawk. When Allegheny County acquired the park land, it was a maze of abandoned open and back-filled mines. Since then, the land has been restored and reforested, and active wells and exposed oil and gas lines closed. Today, Settlers Cabin Park is marked by rolling wooded slopes and meadows. It is also noted as having the most heavily used of the County’s three wave pools.
1,610
ACRES
1,191
Max elevation
7+
Miles of Trail
AGH
COUNTY PARK