North Boundary Park

The biggest park in the township

At just over 222 acres, North Boundary Park is Cranberry’s largest — more than double the size of Graham Park. It sits on the northern edge of the township (hence the name), and unlike Graham Park’s sports-complex focus, North Boundary is built around a mix of water recreation, disc golf, trails, and wetlands.

The Community Waterpark

The Waterpark has its own address (450 North Boundary Park Drive) within the larger park, and its own history: it opened in 1999, then went through a full renovation in 2016 that added a separate zero-depth entry baby pool, a water climbing wall, a dump bucket, and a sand play area alongside the existing 120-foot water slide, tube slide, and diving well.

It’s a 17,500 square foot pool with eight full-size lanes, plus a spray pad zone and sand volleyball court outside the pool itself. It’s seasonal — open Memorial Day through Labor Day — with resident and non-resident pricing, and a discount after 6pm.

An 18-hole championship disc golf course

On the 30-acre western portion of the park sits the North Boundary Disc Golf Course — a full 18-hole championship layout, plus a separate 6-hole “Learn to Play” course for beginners. This isn’t a casual afterthought course; it’s serious enough to have hosted actual PDGA pro tour events and a 2026 PDGA World Championship.

Everything else out there

Beyond the waterpark and disc golf, North Boundary Park has an American Legion baseball field, three soccer fields, two picnic shelters with grills, a playground, fitness stations, a self-service bike repair station, and a Veterans Memorial. The Skip Gross Wetlands sit within the park too, alongside walking trails including the NexTier Bike/Hike trail and a Nature Trail Loop.

The rules

Same general framework as Graham Park — no off-road vehicles, no skateboarding, no golfing or chipping on the fields, alcohol by permit only. One difference worth knowing: dogs are allowed here, but only on the walking trails and designated areas, leashed at all times — not on the sports fields or playground. Fines for violations start at $35.