One of the coolest parks I've brought my son too .. definitely worth a trip there! So happy we…read moremoved closer so we can frequent it more

Took my grandson to this park yesterday and he loved it! Perfect for little ones and older kids…read moretoo! Very, very clean!! We even saw a horse going onto a trail..Will definitely return!!

Great playground right in the middle of Shawsheen Village. A big field with a walking track. A…read morefully accessible play structure and swing along with a big play structure good for both younger and older kids. Swings are a little old and in new of an update, including one totally out of service. The big slide is great along with a fantastic and easy to climb "rock wall" it needs some love for sure but a good open space and structure.

Nice park off Wilmington Road. Slightly difficult to park. There is a baseball field, a playground,…read moreA picnic table and shelter, and a basketball court. Pretty cool playground, geared more to younger children. Lots of swings, including toddler swings. 2 - 5 area has a structure with ladders, monkey bars, stairs, and 2 curving slides right next to each other. You can also go under the play structure. Pretend play and sight impaired play, too! Not wheelchair accessible. The older kids area has monkey bars, floating stepping stools, a hanging bar and rings, and a handheld overhead little zip line. Fun park. Would recommend to anyone with littles or climbers!

Great park & venue for outdoor concerts! We went last week…read moreand are planning on visiting again this one for another from the Summer Concert Series. . Between ball games, concerts & more, it's well-used ...but at the same time very well- kept! No issues with parking... Plenty for everyone

What a wonderful park! I am not a parent, but a very involved aunt, and when I had 3 nieces in tow…read morerecently was trying to find somewhere new and fun to take them (I live in Beverly). This did not disappoint. The girls are currently 3, 6, and 7, with varying levels of adventurousness and physical confidence, and they all absolutely loved it. The zipline was a big hit, as was the climbing wall cube thingie. Lots of room to spread out, well maintained play structures that appeal to many ages, and good coffee close by. What's not to like?

Swings, Skate, Run and play Oh My!!! This park has it all and is very easy to get to with parking…read moredown the side of the park on both sides. We enjoy this park during the day when we have a chance to head out across the city for some fun shenanigans. There is usually an ice cream truck that pulls up and the kids get excited to pick their favorites. When here I see kids playing with parents onlooking. I like to go watch some of the kids perform in the skate park where some have outstanding talents. Flipping, tossing turning they rock!! We try to get here anytime we can so the kids can run and play. If you get a chance drive around the city and see what all the parks have to offer. I know we benefit from driving around. Watching the people around here is like watching the cast from the Labyrinth moving around the field!

Without a doubt, this is the NICEST playground you will find around…read more The Lincoln Elementary school has TWO seperate playground areas and BOTH are awesome. Both are completely fenced in by new black chain-link fence with closable doors. Both have that rubbery-surface thing going on which is awesome. Both have great jungle-gym sets made of all that new steel and plastic. They are both open for public use all the time and are plain awesome. They are different in that one is smaller and made for the younger kids, but the big kids will love it too. The main one along Washington Street is huge - has a giant slide, 2 tubes to climb through, and awesome climbing things. Kids love it. It's great cause once kids get bored of one playground, just walk around the corner to the next one. Awesome place to kill time with your nephews.

Nice park with field playground and picnic area. It is in a neighborhood so you have to find a…read moreparking lot.

This park is great, though it would be better for 2 - 5 ages. Older kids can still play here, just…read morenot as much to do. Anyways, onto the playground! Parking is fairly easy, there is a parking lot. Most of the playground is accessible, besides 1 swing. There is 1 swing over sand, 2 swings over rubber, and 1 bucket harness swing over rubber. The is sensory and musical, play equipment in the first part, as well as imaginary play. Secondly, there are low monkey bars and a climber. Next, there is a straight slide and if you go a little higher there is a spiral slide. To get on the playground, there are stairs, a curved ladder, or the monkey bars. For older kids, there is a semicircular climbing net. There is also a baseball field, pickle ball courts, a basketball court, picnic tables with shelter, and 2 trails leading to neighborhoods. It is fully of activities for the younger set, and it would be great to go there for 15 minutes to half an hour!

You know you're entering a new phase in your life when you start writing reviews of playgrounds…read moreinstead of awesome restaurants/bars. That's right, yelpers... parenthood and old age are staring you down. Cummings Park Playground is the favorite playground for my 1.25yr old. The climbing/play structures are built on large sand areas, so it's like a giant sandbox (with clean sand no less). There are quite a few donated toys lying around (many of which are trucks), so there's lots to play with. 3 toddler swings, 2 big kid swings. A small basketball court with one hoop. The whole park is nicely laid out. I feel perfectly comfortable just sitting back on one of the benches and letting him walk around and explore. The best part is that its primarily used by 1-4yr olds, and there is almost always some kids there to play with (especially in the mornings). It can get busy, but it never gets too busy/insane (like Alexander W. Kemp playground in Harvard Sq). Generally speaking, the big kids and teenagers keep away. The worst part is that it has very little shade. In fact, there is no shade on the climbing structures, so they can get hot in the middle of the day. There are a few trees, but they aren't positioned particularly well. All the exciting stuff that your kids will want to play with are in the sunny spots. So I would recommend it as a early/mid-morning playground.

A few years back, I looked at an apt right across the street from this park so I recently revisited…read morethis playground with my toddler (20 months). The first thing that struck me about this park were the separate play areas for under 5 and over 5 kiddos. I tend to go to the park on Summer St but there is only one structure and when the bigger kids play Tag, I always worry about my daughter getting knocked over or off the structure. The under 5 structure has only one opening through which there is potential for a fall; otherwise, the panels are closed. The structure offers opportunity to develop the gross motor skills through climbing and crawling through tubes. I genuinely appreciate the three baby swings as well as the sand (vs wood chips). Another big bonus is that Whole Foods is just a short walk down the street. There is a small basketball court adjacent to the playground but doesn't seem to be frequently utilized. This definitely seems to be a more family friendly park!