Reservoir Park
A 33-acre park donated by A.A. Stevens, with 12 pavilions, an amphitheater, playground equipment, and picnic areas. The upper end closes after Labor Day; the lower end stays open into the fall, weather permitting.
We’re still building this page. Soon it will be the home for everything Tyrone has to offer when it comes to getting outside — Reservoir Park, the community pool, pavilion rentals, season passes, and the programs and events that bring the Borough together. In the meantime, here’s a look at what’s here, and the forms you can use right now.
A full Parks & Recreation section is in development — including Reservoir Park, the Community Pool, and the Park Avenue Playground. When it’s ready, you’ll be able to explore every park and facility, download the forms you need, and find the latest hours, fees, and seasonal programs, all in one place.
From a 33-acre park to a community pool that’s been a summer tradition since the 1950s, Tyrone has plenty of ways to enjoy the outdoors. Here’s a preview of what this section will cover.
A 33-acre park donated by A.A. Stevens, with 12 pavilions, an amphitheater, playground equipment, and picnic areas. The upper end closes after Labor Day; the lower end stays open into the fall, weather permitting.
A neighborhood playground and play space close to home — a handy spot for families to let younger children run and play. Full details are on the way as this section is built out.
A summer favorite since the 1950s — water slides, a baby pool with water features, lounge chairs and beach umbrellas, and a snack bar. ADA-accessible with portable steps, an electric lift chair, and an improved bathhouse.
Twelve pavilions and an amphitheater at Reservoir Park are available to reserve for reunions, parties, and gatherings. Reservations are first-come, first-served and open each year around January 20th.
Pavilion rental form (PDF) (opens in a new tab)The Borough offers season passes for the community pool, so families can enjoy the whole summer. See the pool brochure below for pricing, or call (814) 684-1337 with questions.
Purchase in person at the Borough Office
Hours, admission, season-pass information, pool rules, and what to know before you visit this summer.
Pool brochure (PDF) (opens in a new tab)Reserve a pavilion or the amphitheater at Reservoir Park. Pavilion No. 1 is $75, No. 2 is $60, Pavilions 3–12 are $50 each, and the amphitheater is $100 (electricity is $25/day).
Rental form (PDF) (opens in a new tab)Questions about a park, pavilion, or the pool? Reach the Borough Office and we’ll point you to the right person.
Get in touchCouncil decisions about parks, the pool, and recreation projects — with the full voting record.
Read the latestA plain-English guide to how Tyrone’s parks and recreation are run.
Read the guide