Why Live in Robinson Township
Robinson Township in Mc Donald is characterized by its rural landscapes and a mix of single-family homes, including ranch, Cape Cod, and traditional farmhouses. Many properties feature large, tree-lined lots, offering residents privacy and outdoor amenities like detached barns and spacious decks. Closer to the borough of McDonald, homes are more densely situated, with bungalows featuring columned front porches. The area boasts a low crime risk compared to the national average. Heritage Park, located in the southeastern corner, is a community hub with basketball and tennis courts, a playground, and picnic areas, and it hosts events like McSummerfest. The Montour Trail, the longest suburban rail trail in the country, provides ample opportunities for walking, running, and biking. Quicksilver Golf Club and the McDonald Sportsmen’s Association offer additional recreational activities. Dining options include local favorites like Mousetrap and Harrington’s Bar & Restaurant, while nearby McDonald borough features Gianni’s Pizza and M.A.’s Ice Cream Shop. For shopping, residents can drive about 13 miles east to The Pointe at North Fayette. Robinson Township is car-dependent, with PA 576 and US 22 providing access to Pittsburgh International Airport, 7 miles away, and downtown Pittsburgh, 22 miles away. The Fort Cherry School District serves the area, offering a range of educational programs and a 1:1 technology initiative.
