Suggestions for Park near Cambridge

Su N. • June 26, 2011Green grass with no pesticide usage! Great spot to get some sun.

AJ C. • March 23, 2012Such a great dog park. Cool dog owners. Good equipment and great space for the canine to burn some energy in.

Wanessa C. • September 3, 2018Bom para uma corrida no início do dia e no final do dia curtir o pôr do sol. Parque muito bem cuidado.

Jordi L. • September 3, 2016Busy square as it has a lot of offices around. Good restaurants next to the square, also a good food-truck on a week-days for lunch!!

Enrico S. • May 24, 2015Simply awesome. Go there and chill on a sunny day.

Jason M. • September 21, 2011Cool, hidden park.

Eric A. • July 21, 2010Great for eating lunch outside! Even on a hot day, there are plenty of benches and tables in the shade.

Briar B. • May 29, 2012Although some people can be responsible and clean up after their dogs, NO DOGS are allowed at this park.

Ben L. • March 29, 2011Great place to meet with your dogs in the morning -- just make sure you clean up, so it's nice for all of us!

Adam G. • July 19, 2013The park itself is quite open they were a lot of people just lounging around watching videos on the computer or just having a nice refreshing drink on the grass. the library is a beautiful background

Eric A. • June 27, 2012Discover the mini sculptures throughout the park…and identify them with the key on the north side of the park!

RANDOM G. • May 16, 2015Good all around park.

Matthew H. • September 9, 2010Bring a towel in the diaper bag--wet slides can be a real bummer.

Nick H. • November 22, 2017Official unofficial Somerville dog park

Marina • January 11, 2016Ótimo parque em volta do rio para picnicks e tudo mais

Jeff D. • September 22, 2010Gem of a park, great baseball/softball diamond, nice basketball courts and about a 400m path surrounding it.

Amy K. • September 9, 2011Turn on the water fountain on the ground during the summer by rubbing the top of the black pole (sorry, sounds vulgar but it's true!)

Matthew G. • March 23, 2012The seven park towers (with markers & symbols) commemorate Somerville's seven hills.

Khaled H. • November 1, 2012A bit of a hidden jewel by the MoS. A pedestrian bridge connects it to Paul Revere Park (by way of a plaza beneath the Zakim!) for easy access to Charlestown & the North End. Plus: space for kayaking!

Mike D. • September 9, 2018Beautiful park with great walking/running/bike trials!

Manuel M. • September 21, 2018It's big! I came here for a walk to get some air. But I didn't expect the park to be so big. I love big parks. I had a chance to walk all along the exterior of the park as well as the interior.

Ari J. • August 7, 2014Lovely park with some cool benches and meadows.

Mike D. • April 2, 2018Serene park in the heart of the city with beautiful townhouses and gardens!

Angie O. • October 15, 2015A modern park the Freedom trail.

AlohaKarina 🌺🌈🏝 • October 27, 2012Get some bread, prosciutto and mozzarella at nearby Salumeria Italiana, and a cappuccino to go at Caffe'Vittoria...then hang out and have a picnic while the kids play at the Park.

Eric A. • June 28, 2013Check out the US Maritime Service Monument in the center of the park

Sev C. • September 14, 2016Don't know why it has a low score it is great

Rebecca M. • August 29, 2021Check out the observation tower for a good view of Boston!

Lad D. • October 6, 2011Two tennis courts. Park is good for running. Many people walk their dos and/or strollers.

Patrick H. • October 24, 2012This small park in Somerville is dog friendly, but there are no off-leash dog runs here to let your pooch run free.