Father Marinaro Park
| Address | Short St, Butler, PA, United States |
| Phone | +1 724-285-5488 |
| Hours | 6:00am-9:00pm |
| Website | cityofbutler.org/departments/parks-recreation-and-public-property |
| Categories | Park |
| Rating | 3.9 10 reviews |
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Father Marinaro Park reviews
10Decent basketball hoops. Court needs a little work, cracks & holes in a few places. My son loves the skate park.
This is a nice little park. It's not 5 acres of concrete and bowls like Arizona or California or Washington, but it's a decent Western Pennsylvania skate park.
I write a BMX. And it's a 22 inch so I'm not usually at a skatepark this is only my third time but it was pretty fun I was only over 20 minutes I'm going to go back
My grandkids and my nephew had a ball at the skatepark, and seeing the smile on their faces made it 100% worthwhile to me.
Nice park, needs a little more but it's really cool, really like the Skate park for boarders!
Just needs a lot of work. Wood doesn't hold up well outside in western PA. Better than nothing.
Space, trees, swings, sky. Right next to the Freeport trail for hills full of tree friends. A great place to breathe. I love to use it as a shortcut on my way to town on foot.
One of the best places in Butler to bring your Little Ones. They have these awesome baby swings that are just perfect for a great time! I definitely plan to come again.
Father Marinaro park was my stomping ground when I was a kid, lived right in the area there. It's an amazing park, also stop at the skateboard park for some fun and also a baseball park if no ones using it. There is swings and a few tedder todder toys for kids to play on also, don't use the sand box. Also big huge field to play football and whatever you want, plus fun hill for sledding on in the winter next to it called suicide hill. One more thing there are trails to hike on and a creek close by to fish, plus you can go on the biggest hiking trail called the Freeport trail and take a bike if you want. Enjoy everyone!
Lots of graffiti and sometimes there are broken glass bottles on the ground, and tbh place is going downhill in my opinion.
The facilities are well maintained and extremely clean. The park is on a cul-de-sac with incomplete visibility from the street. It gave our family an uncomfortable feeling as there was a grown man wearing a costume with his face covered at mid day. Will not return, but again I am not from that neighborhood it might be safe. I didn't feel comfortable or safe.