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Parks & Recreation

The City of Titusville is home to nearly 122 acres of recreational property which includes 6 parks, 15 ball fields, 8 soccer fields, 3 sand volleyball courts, a 400 meter community track, baseball/softball batting cages, BMX race track, skate park, tennis courts, walking and bike trails, and a new splash pad. A variety of facilities located at these sites are available to rent.

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Scroll down for more information about Titusville's parks, facilities, and recreation plans.

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Facilities, Parks, & Fields

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Burgess Park

Burgess Park, the City’s oldest community park, a variety of sports courts, open air picnic shelters, a sledding hill, pond, skate park, playground and splash pad.

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Faced with stone, Pavilion #1, located on the West end of the park, has water, electric, seating capacity of 70-80 and overlooks the pond.

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Pavilion #2, an all sides open shelter, located in the middle of the park has seating capacity of 70-80 and overlooks the entire park.

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The Activities Building lies on the East end of Burgess Park. It is a three-sided building, with a fireplace, water, electricity, and restrooms. Seating capacity of approximately 70-80.

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Burgess Park is also home to the Titusville Community Center which houses the Senior Center whose mission is to assure that older adults remain active, independent, healthy and involved in the community.

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Ed Myer Complex

A 38-acre community park and sports complex boasting many outdoor facilities for active recreational pursuits. Many of the facilities as well as their maintenance and upkeep are shared with the School District.

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Facilities include picnic shelters, comfort facility, concession stand, track and field complex, seven baseball/softball fields, some with handicapped accessible dugouts, batting cages, seven soccer fields, two pickle ball courts, the Drake Well BMX track, a dog park and several large parking lots. Coming soon: a playground.

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Bordering the Complex to the east and north is the Queen City Trail which is part of the Erie to Pittsburgh Trail and Oil Creek.

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Evans' Lodge

A year round rental set on top of the hill at Burgess Park, Evans' Lodge provides seating capacity for 40-50 along with indoor restrooms and a full kitchen facility. Horseshoe pits, outdoor grill and a fire ring with a view overlooking Burgess Park, the pond, and Splash Pad highlight the Lodge that was completely renovated in 2015.

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Longeway Park

A small neighborhood park located on the south side of the city bound by the Oil Creek & Titusville Railroad to the south. A T-ball field, basketball court, open air picnic shelter, and playground are available.

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O'Rourke Field

Located near the eastern most point of the City off of Route 8, two opposing baseball/softball outfields blend together in center field. Soccer goals are located in the outfields with primitive parking areas nearby.

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Roberts Grove

Covering a full city block, Roberts Grove is a large neighborhood park located in the northeast section of the city. The majestic oak trees found throughout the park are its most striking feature. An open-air picnic shelter is available to rent and includes water, electricity, restrooms, and seating capacity of approximately 40-50. The park offers a wide range of recreation opportunities to users of all ages.



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Scheide Park

Located in the center of town, Scheide Park is an attractive centerpiece for the City. The large oak and maple trees create plenty of shaded areas while park benches and a large gazebo invite residents and visitors alike to sit and enjoy the quiet beauty of the City.


The park is an ideal location for the concerts and festivals held throughout the summer and fall seasons. The park has many benches, lighted walkways, and drinking fountains.


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