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The Township purchased 80.5 acres from Mr. Rolland Richardson in 1965 for construction of Green Valley Park.  In 1982 Mr. Blake Walker donated an additional 8.7 acres.  The Park now consists of athletic fields for baseball, softball and soccer.  There is a play area for children; picnic shelters that can be reserved and a walking trail with exercise stations.

Park Address: 184 Snyder Drive, Rochester, PA  15074

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Map of Green Valley Park (2017) Green Valley Park Master Plan

 

Please download links below to make a shelter reservation.  Both the reservation form and the pavilion rules need to be filled out.

Shelter Res Form        Pavilion Rental Rules

Information on reserving a shelter may be obtained by contacting Mandy Larrick via email at mlarrick@newsewickley.com, or by calling the township office at 724-774-7822, and the staff will get the message to the Recreation Board.

 

Schedule of Events

The 2023 season at Green Valley Park was a great success.  Our Recreation Board works endless VOLUNTEER hours to bring events for our families to enjoy.

 

 

Amphitheater

The Board is pleased to offer the use of the amphitheater to our community churches.  The amphitheater is handicap accessible and has electric available.  If you would like to schedule use of the amphitheater for an outdoor service, a choir performance, youth group event, the Bible school class would like to perform a play or anything else you can think of please contact Lisa Bauman at 724-630-4117.

 

       

 

 

Park Employee

The Township Park Employee serves as the caretaker of Green Valley Park. Robie has worked for the Township since the Spring of 2020.  He takes pride in keeping the Park clean and well maintained for the Residents. His duties include mowing grass, weed trimming, cleaning shelters & bathrooms, emptying trash cans and any other maintenance within the park.





 

 

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