Pine Ridge Park

Pine Ridge Park Pavilion #1

Pine Ridge Park Playground

Long-tailed Salamander

Pine Lodge

Pine Ridge Park Pavilion #2

Pine Lodge Stonework

Stonework that graces the building and grounds of Pine Lodge came from stones and rocks collected on-site. The late Paul Winkelman, former Pine Ridge Park Supervisor and Gary Martin, now our Blue Spruce Park Supervisor did most of the masonry work that visitors enjoy today.

Pine Lodge Kitchen

Pine Lodge Kitchen Renovations 2019

Pine Ridge Park Pavilion #1

Black Rat Snake

Black Rat Snakes are the largest snakes in PA, reaching lengths of over 7 feet. They are excellent tree climbers as one of our park employees saw one day while mowing grass and looking up in a nearby tree. They are non-venomous, will not harm humans and are good to have around to eliminate mice and other pests.

Icy Tom's Run

The winter of February 2015 was known for very cold temperatures with 10 days below zero and a few nights as cold as minus 18. When the temperatures did warm up several ice jams occurred in Tom's Run. Fortunately this footbridge held and was not washed away.

Pine Lodge had a two-acre pond that adds to the peaceful setting of the park.

No Day for A Picnic

An ice jam on Tom's Run created this ice field at one of the Pine Ridge Park pavilions on March 4, 2015.

Tom's Run Picnic Area in Winter

Our Hidden Cemetery

Pine Ridge Park contains a small cemetery plot that date from the early 1800s. This is most likely a family plot for a farm that once existed here.