Warren’s Point Park is getting a significant upgrade. Construction is underway on a brand-new playground and pavilion, replacing the city’s last outdated equipment. The new playground will be fully ADA-accessible, ensuring children of all abilities can play together. The project is funded by a Pennsylvania DCNR grant and is located across from the Conewango Allegheny River Public Pool, making it a prime spot for family fun once the pool reopens next summer.

What makes this project special is the community involvement. City Superintendent Joe Reinke and the team gathered input from local kids, asking them what they wanted to see in the new playground. The result is a modern design with inclusive play features and a larger pavilion, perfect for birthday parties and neighborhood gatherings. Mathew Bramble of Bramble and Company is overseeing the construction and notes that community excitement is high. Local parents like Elizabeth Raible and kids like Colin and Shawn Raible are already looking forward to the new climbing features.

Once complete, the new playground will serve as a modern, inclusive gathering place for families in Warren and the surrounding area. It’s a clear sign that investment in small-town community spaces is happening and that local voices matter. With its prime location next to the public pool, the park is expected to see heavy use next summer. Will you and your family be checking out the new playground when it opens?