5 Things To Do In Pine-Richland Before The Kids Go Back To School

It's hard to believe, but soon summer will be winding down. So before the kids head back to school, why not spend some time as a family enjoying all that our community has to offer?

If you're looking for a place to get started, we've rounded up five fun things to do in the Pine-Richland area before the kids head back to school. Pro tip: Call ahead to confirm hours and access, stay hydrated, and if you're heading outdoors, bring plenty of SPF and bug spray!

1. Fun Fore All Family Fun Park

Address: 8 Progress Ave, Cranberry Twp, PA 16066
Phone Number: 724-779-1800

Fun Fore All Family Fun Park offers a wide range of activities for kids, with both seasonal and year-round attractions. Outdoor activities include mini-golf, go-karts and batting cages (all weather permitting), while the indoor arcade and XD dark ride are open year-round. For even more fun, stop by the rides section, which includes kiddie rides as well as attractions for older kids. Click here for more info.

2. Fun Slides Carpet Skate Park

Address: 1130 Perry Hwy, Pittsburgh, PA 15237
Phone Number: 412-364-9400

As the world’s only indoor carpet skate park, Fun Slides offers a unique alternative to skateboarding, inline skating and ice skating. Kids can enjoy a variety of activities, including carpet skating, blacklight dodgeball and mini-golf. For the most current public skate hours, visit the Fun Slides website. Click here for more info.

3. Kennywood Amusement Park

Address: 4800 Kennywood Blvd, West Mifflin, PA 15122
Phone Number: 412-461-0500

Families in and around the Pittsburgh area love Kennywood Amusement Park, which ranked in USA Today’s 10 Best Theme Parks. Your thrill seekers will love the roller coasters and water rides, while little ones can enjoy Kiddieland and Thomas Town. Click here for more info.

4. Pine Community Park Splash Pad

Address: 100 Pine Park Dr, Wexford, PA 15090
Phone Number: 724-625-1636

The Pine Community Park Splash Pad is a perfect spot to cool off on a hot summer day. Little ones can splash around the toddler bay, while big kids can enjoy "splash-tastic" water features like the water bucket, pine tree and spider. Note: advanced reservation is required; use of the splash pad is free to Pine Township residents! Click here for more info.

5. Moonshot Museum

Address: 1016 N Lincoln Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15233
Phone Number: 412-314-4111

The Moonshot Museum offers an inspiring, educational experience focused on space exploration and innovation. Kids can learn about the history and future of space travel, engage with interactive exhibits and even see where Pittsburgh’s spacecrafts are built. Click here for more info.

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