TOP 30 Public parks in pa in White Oak, Pennsylvania

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White Oaks Apartments is a luxurious residential complex located at 600 Stevens Drive in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Our beautifully designed apartments offer modern amenities and spacious layouts, perfect for individuals and families looking for a comfortable and stylish living space. The community features a swimming pool, fitness center, and a clubhouse for residents to enjoy. With a convenient location near shopping, dining, and entertainment options, White Oaks Apartments provides the perfect blend of comfort and convenience for its residents. Come experience upscale living at White Oaks Apartments.

Nestled within the scenic beauty of the Allegheny County Parks system, Pitt Shelter offers an ideal setting for a variety of recreational activities and events. Located at 1220 Stoltz Rd in Bethel Park, PA, this local gem is part of a larger network of nine picturesque parks, including North Park, Boyce Park, South Park, Deer Lakes Park, Harrison Hills Park, Settlers Cabin Park, Round Hill Park, White Oak Park, and Hartwood Acres Park.

Orthopaedic Specialists UPMC, located at 2001 Lincoln Way in White Oak, PA, is dedicated to providing top-notch orthopaedic care. Our team of highly skilled specialists employs the most advanced techniques and procedures to ensure optimal outcomes and faster recovery times for our patients. Whether you're dealing with pain or an injury, we are here to help you get back to living your best life. Conveniently situated within White Oak Primary Care-UPMC at Old Park Mall, our office is easily accessible, nestled between the Giant Eagle Supermarket and the Busy Beaver hardware store, and just less than half a mile from PA-48/Jacks Run Rd. Public transportation options are also readily available, with the nearest bus stops located within a five-minute walk.

Farnsworth Cabin offers a cozy retreat in the heart of Pennsylvania's Allegheny National Forest, perfect for nature enthusiasts looking to unwind in a serene setting. Nestled just 8.5 miles northwest of Sheffield, this charming stone cabin was originally constructed in the 1930s by the Civilian Conservation Corps and has since been thoughtfully renovated in 2010 to include modern conveniences such as electricity, heating, telephone service, Direct TV, and internet access. The cabin comfortably accommodates up to eight guests, featuring two bedrooms with queen-size beds, bunk beds, and a sofa sleeper. The fully equipped kitchen includes a refrigerator, microwave, basic cookware, utensils, and a coffee maker. Guests can enjoy the warmth of an electric fireplace and relax in the living room with a TV and DVD player. The cabin also boasts indoor plumbing with a shower and flush toilet.