1206 S Main St, Greensburg, PA 15601, United States

Ann Rudd Saxman Nature Park, one of Westmoreland County's best-kept secrets, is located two miles east of Greensburg on Donohoe Road, right behind the busy business of Route 30.

Twin Lakes Park strikes a balance between natural resources and human use, earning national distinction for its inclusive facilities and programming. Accessible, barrier-free facilities include stone paved paths, three fishing decks, and modified picnic and play spaces. The Park has around 467 acres.

"There's a basketball court, a swing set, picnic tables, baseball fields, and soccer fields." "Amazing place to go for a walk" "There is a pavilion, playground, and open space for the kids to run around."

Playground equipment, a walking route, sports grounds, and an athletic complex are all available in this green space.

Dog owners can let their pets off leash in three distinct fenced-in zones at the Franklin Dog Park. Typically, two of the three zones will be open at a time, with the third being closed for maintenance and recovery. Small dogs have their own space, whereas larger dogs have their own.