Kennedy Township Parks & Recreation is responsible for many activities at Fairhaven Park and in the community. Fairhaven Park is a beautiful park on Fairhaven Road with approximately thirty acres of rolling hills and beautiful scenery. The park has three picnic shelters and a gazebo. The shelters include a grill, water, electricity and indoor restrooms. The upper shelter is Vituccio shelter and is situated next to the basketball court. This shelter has 16 tables and has a capacity of 100 persons. The large shelter on the lower level of the park is William Andrews shelter. This shelter has 20 tables and a capacity of 150 persons. The smaller shelter on the lower level is Donald Duck shelter and has ten tables and a capacity of 60 persons. The park has two playgrounds for children, two indoor restrooms, tennis courts, bocci court, horseshoe court, inline skating rink, soccer field, volleyball court and several ball fields. The Parks & Recreation Board sponsors the following activities: Easter festivities, Community Days in August, Community Yard Sale in the Park, Breakfast with Santa Claus at Kennedy Township Firehouse.
PARK RESERVATIONS WILL BE ON THURSDAY JANUARY 12TH , 2012 COMMENCING AT 7:00AM
The 2011 Park facilities will close to the public on Tuesday October 31st. Water will be turned off for the winter.
2012 SHELTER RENTAL SIGN-UP will be held on Thursday January 12th starting at 7:00am at the Municipal building, 340 Forest Grove Road. Non-residents can apply after April 1st. Doors will be open at 5:00am. After that date call Jan Thomas, 412-331-2408 for reservations and other questions regarding park facilities. Rental costs for pavilions are listed in the FEES page on the Web Site Home Page.
Deck Hockey at the Park Contact: Jim Gallegher 412-496-1115
Visit the newly installed Life Trail facility located in the lower park; Designed especially as functional fitness for older, active adults. Station 1 is designed for Lower Body exercises – standing stretches and yoga poses. Station 2 is designed for Upper Body cycling – triceps strength and torso stability; shoulder stability and strength excercise. A short walking trail is provided for those who prefer brief walking excercise.



