Frazer Township in Creighton, northeast of Pittsburgh, offers a blend of rural and suburban living with a population of just over 1,000 residents. Established in 1920, the area is known for its expansive green spaces and historical roots in coal mining. Deer Lakes Park, spanning over a thousand acres, features three lakes, a disc golf course, and picnic areas, making it a popular attraction for outdoor enthusiasts. Riverside Park provides additional recreational options with baseball fields, a running track, and courts for tennis and basketball. For indoor activities, residents visit the Pittsburgh Indoor Sports Arena, while golfers can enjoy the nearby Pittsburgh National Golf Club. The Galleria at Pittsburgh Mills serves as a local shopping hub with over 25 stores and a movie theater. Space enthusiasts can explore the Wagman Observatory in Deer Lakes Park.
Homes in Frazer Township range from older Cape Cods and ranch-style houses to newer constructions near the mall, often featuring driveways, detached garages, and sizeable yards. The Deer Lakes School District, which serves the area, is highly rated, offering a comprehensive education from East Union Intermediate School to Deer Lakes High School. The nearest private school, Cheswick Christian Academy, is 7 miles away.
Dining options include Smokey Bones Tarentum, TJ Buffet Sushi and Grill, and Stello's Pizzeria, while nightlife can be enjoyed at Elwood’s Pub and Blue Haven Lounge. Grocery shopping is convenient with a nearby Walmart and Aldi’s. Commuters rely on Pennsylvania Route 28 to reach downtown Pittsburgh, with the Allegheny County Airport 30 miles away and Pittsburgh International Airport 37 miles away.
