Portersville

North of Pittsburgh, along Route 19 lies the small borough of Portersville. Though the town is less than one square mile, there are several quaint shops and attractions for visitors to enjoy.

Discover Portersville's Treasures

The Portersville Steam Show is held each May, August and October, showcasing the local interest in steam engines. The main attraction to the Portersville region is Moraine State Park and its beautiful lake, where more than a million outdoor enthusiasts travel each year.

Portersville is characterized by its scenic countryside, rolling hills, and wooded areas. The borough is situated near Moraine State Park, providing residents and visitors with opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, camping, boating, and fishing. The park's centerpiece is the picturesque Lake Arthur, offering scenic views and recreational opportunities.

While small in size, Portersville features a few local businesses and services that cater to the community's needs. Visitors can find a selection of quaint shops, farm markets, and dining establishments, contributing to the borough's cozy and rustic atmosphere.

Portersville embraces its rural heritage and hosts various community events and festivals throughout the year. These events often celebrate the local culture, agriculture, and traditions, creating a sense of unity and community pride.

Overall, Portersville offers a peaceful and idyllic lifestyle with its rural surroundings and strong community spirit. Residents enjoy the tranquility of the countryside while still being within a reasonable distance from the amenities and opportunities of larger nearby cities.

Moraine State Park

Moraine State Park is 16,725 acres, with 1,750 square feet of beach, 71 miles of trails and 42 miles of shoreline. What can you do with all of that space?

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Pictured The Regatta at Moraine State Park

Credit Chris Condello