SHELTER INFORMATION
STONE SHELTER
9 picnic Tables
Fireplace, Refrigerator, Sink, Grill, Electricity
Bathrooms in separate building nearby
Located in front of the playground
Rental $150 Resident $200 Non-Resident
Alcohol Permit $25
Deposit $50
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MONARCH SHELTER (previously known as the New Shelter)
Named in honor of Stacie Riley's NWF Mayor's Monarch Pledge
Approximately 13 Picnic Tables
Refrigerator, Microwave, Sink, Grill, Electricity, Concession Style Counter, Bathrooms
Upon entering the park, located on the right just past the tennis courts.
Rental $150 Resident $200 Non-Resident
Alcohol Permit $25
Deposit $50
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KELTY SHELTER
Our newest shelter named in honor of our Sister City, Kelty, Scotland
Approximately 10 Picnic Tables
Bathrooms in separate building nearby
Located next to the basketball courts
Rental $100 Resident $125 Non-Resident
Alcohol Permit $25
Deposit $50
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MONKERRIN SHELTER
Approximately 10 Picnic Tables
Bathrooms in separate building nearby
Located next to Pitcher Park Memorial Skate Park
Rental $0
Alcohol Permit $25
Deposit $50
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Deposit will be returned once shelter has been inspected by the Department of Public Works following rental.
Fees may be paid by check, money order, or credit card. NO CASH ACCEPTED.
Click here to view and/or print the Carnegie Park Shelter Rental Agreement.
Park Shelter Rentals begin on March 15 each year.
2024 Carnegie Park Rental Calendar
M - Monarch Shelter |  S - Stone Shelter |  K - Kelty Shelter |  MK - Monkerrin Shelter
Red indicates Shelter is NOT available.
Please contact Borough Administration to confirm availability.
DOG PARK SIGN PROJECT
A special thank you to Upper St. Clair High School Student Lily Seal for creating several informative posters about playing safe and how to recognize the onset of a dog attack. Lily designed and completed these posters as a school project which will be seen at the Carnegie Dog Park by pet owners and their four-legged friends.
Thank you Lily!
Photo Courtesy of Miki Vukevich, Executive Director of the Tony Hawk Foundation
Pitcher Park Memorial Skatepark Mission Statement
Pitcher Park Memorial Skatepark is a grass root community based effort to create an opportunity for communities to come together for a common goal of facilitating a state of the art multi-use park for skateboarders, rollerbladers and BMX bike riders. We strive to promote healthy physical activity, develop intergenerational cohesiveness, encourage self-esteem in those who gravitate toward individualized sports, and provide a safe and legal environment by expanding the recreational facilities to meet the needs of the community.
The Story of Pitcher Park Memorial Skatepark
Vincent Edward (21 years old) and Stephen Patrick Pitcher (19 years old) drowned while on a camping trip with their father, uncle, and friends. These brothers were found seven hours later, 100 feet deep, still holding onto each other. Vince would not let go of his brother, Stephen. They were two great young men who had many friends throughout our community and they touched many people in their short lifetimes.
They, like most young adults in our area, played many different organized sports, but in their spare time for relaxation and fun were avid skateboarders and BMX bikers. They had no where to practice their skateboarding, rollerblading and biking locally and had to do it on the streets or public parks. The street and sidewalks are not safe for obvious reasons and at school or business parking lots they become a nuisance to the police and merchants.
Skateboarding remains illegal in many communities and the people of the local communities recognize that and they have come together to donate in Vincent & Stephen Pitcher's name, a safe spot to give the Boarders, Bladers, and Bikers, a place to call their own so they can practice their sport of choice.
After 6 years, a lot of hard work and a grant from the Tony Hawk Foundation, Mary Pitcher opened Pitcher Memorial Skatepark in honor of her sons Vincent and Stephen on August 28, 2014.
REGULAR HOURS - OPEN 9am-10pm 7 days per week
Closed during winter months unless weather allows for very dry conditions.
Questions, call 412-276-1414
"IT WAS AN HONOR TO HOST TONY HAWK & THE BIRDHOUSE TOUR HERE AT PITCHER PARK! The sunny skies, the people who attended and the positive energy felt by all was AMAZING! The Tony Hawk Foundation and Tony are "one class act" and our involvement with them has made a huge difference in this project! We are proud to have had them "reach out" to us and grateful for their support that allowed one grieving Mother to realize her dream...to honor her sons building a facility that should have been available While they were alive! We wish to give a HUGE SHOUT OUT & THANK YOU to all who have been involved... it was a heck of a 6 year ride!" - Mary Pitcher
PARK RULES AND REGULATIONS
1. This permit applies only for the date stated on this form, allows for use of the indicated shelter only and does not imply exclusive use of the entire park. All play apparatus, play areas, court areas, ball fields, and the dog park must be shared with other individuals utilizing the park facilities. This permit implies use of the provided tables only and no tables are to be moved at any time.
2. It is understood that the person whose name appears on the permit:
• Is the individual renting the shelter
• Is responsible to see that all laws are obeyed by all persons within the party
• Is responsible for the proper conduct of all persons in the party
• Is responsible for damage control and litter collection
• Must lock shelter restrooms at time of departure
3. Alcohol is allowed only provided the fee is paid and the section below has been completed and approved.
4. No live bands, DJ’s or concerts can be included as part of this shelter rental without written permission from the borough of Carnegie.
5. Carnegie’s park hours are 8:00am to 10:30pm. Lights are on a sensor and will come on at dusk.
6. Should rules be violated, or the laws be broken, this permit may be revoked at any time. Ordinance Number 2067, adopted by the Borough Council, establishes rules and regulations for the use of Borough Parks is a part of this application.
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL PERMIT
This Alcoholic Beverage Control Permit is issued in accordance with Borough Ordinance #2067 which governs all parks and recreation areas under the jurisdiction of the Borough of Carnegie. This permit must be signed by the individual leasing the park shelter indicated, approved by a borough representative, and posted in the space provided in the shelter.
• No alcoholic beverages may be supplied to minors under penalty of law. No alcoholic beverages are permitted outside of the shelter.
• No money can exchange hands for “admission” or other similar charges for a picnic or other event.
Park hours are 8:00am to 10:30pm. Please allow ample time for clean up of the shelter and surrounding area so that you will be out of the park by closing time.