Washington County
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Welcome to Washington County
Situated directly southwest of Pittsburgh in Southwestern Pennsylvania, Washington County is a vibrant, 861-square-mile region known for its rolling hills, deep colonial history, thriving suburban expansion, and favorable tax environment. Founded in 1781 and named in honor of George Washington, the county seamlessly blends rich agricultural heritage with premier economic hubs, top-ranked school districts, and abundant outdoor recreation.
Economic Powerhouse & Business Hubs
Washington County is a major regional driver for energy, tech, healthcare, and corporate headquarters.
Southpointe Business Park: An 800-acre mixed-use development in Cecil Township housing major corporate headquarters, tech firms, luxury residences, and a championship golf course.
Commercial & Retail Corridors: Features major regional shopping and dining centers like Tanger Outlets Pittsburgh, Strabane Square, and Trinity Point along the I-79 and Route 19 corridors.
Rich American History & Landmark Heritage
The Whiskey Rebellion: Washington County served as the epicenter of the 1794 Whiskey Rebellion. Sites like the historic David Bradford House in downtown Washington preserve this pivotal early American conflict.
Meadowcroft Rockshelter: Located in Avella, this National Historic Landmark is the oldest site of human habitation in North America (dating back over 19,000 years).
23 Historic Covered Bridges: The county is famous for preserving two dozen historic covered bridges, celebrated annually during the Covered Bridge Festival.
Pennsylvania Trolley Museum: A premier transportation museum in Charter Oak showcasing vintage streetcars and trolley rides.
Parks, Trails & Outdoor Recreation
The county operates over 5,500 acres of parkland:
Mingo Creek County Park: A 2,600-acre flagship park featuring paved walking paths, equestrian trails, playgrounds, stream fishing, and two historic covered bridges.
Cross Creek County Park: Centered around a 280-acre lake popular for kayaking, canoeing, fishing, and nature hiking.
Regional Rail-Trails: Home to major sections of the Montour Trail and Panhandle Trail, offering miles of continuous paved and limestone paths for cyclists and runners.
Entertainment & Sports
Hollywood Casino at The Meadows: Features year-round harness racing, gaming, and dining.
Washington Wild Things: Professional Frontier League baseball played at Wild Things Park in Washington, PA.
PONY League Baseball: Global headquarters of PONY Baseball and softball, hosting the annual PONY League World Series.
