Awesome park for fitness and off lease dogs! So close to the riverway. Nice people here. Come and…read morehave fun in the sun!

This part is for sports lovers . It has a soccer field , baseball field , track field and a…read morefootball field . It has a playground also for kids . They have free street parking . No public bathrooms . It's dog friendly as long as you follow the Brookline dog laws. They also have a parking lot down the street a bit if you have trouble finding street parking .

Love this park. 2 baseball fields and 2 basketball courts. Has a playground for kids and a small…read morefitness area. Lots of activities. The loop is a great place to walk your dog. Lots of available benches to sit and relax.

A good neighborhood playground in West Roxbury. They have a little kiddie park and a track and you…read morecan bring your dogs to walk too. There are basketball courts and an open field where you can go ahead and play baseball and soccer. A lot of people use this field I'm guessing the neighboring schools close by. I come here to power walk. It's near my home. I like it and it's very convenient.

This well kept facility includes a baseball field, tennis courts, playground and a playstucture for…read moretoddlers. When i stopped by, the baseball field was in excellent condition with no litter. There are no bleachers but there are benches behind the fence for spectators. Some parking exists as well but I'd watch out for long balls hit into the lot. [Review 9857 of 2018, 1435 of 2018.]

Everything went well. It was a pre-wedding baseball bbq. Easy parking. Nice field conditions for…read morethe very mature hardball players. A nice neighborhood ball field.

The field and playground are terrific, but there's a small ice cream shop on the playground that I…read moreneed to put on blast. There were two very young employees there when I visited. I ordered chocolate chip cookie dough ice cream, but they intentionally gave me plain vanilla ice cream, and then cackled with glee that they'd tricked me. Then one gave me "trash ice cream" while the other gave me "disgusting ice cream." Finally, one employee relented and gave me the ice cream I ordered, but the other employee kept snatching it away and eating it herself. 0/5 stars for the ice cream parlor.

I had a great experience at The Dugout! I stopped by hoping to get a few swings in to warm up for a…read morecompany softball game as it has been a while. I was welcomed in by Julio and immediately I had a bad in my hand and was warming up on the tee. Everyone was very welcoming and I was given a lot of guidance how to swing a baseball bat properly again haha. When it was time for the company softball game, it was like I never stopped playing ball. Thank you Julio and the rest of The Dugout Team! -Kyle

I cannot say enough great things about The Dugout and, specifically, my daughter's coach, Julio. We…read morehad previously gone to another establishment for one-on-one coaching, but the difference in quality was night and day. In just one session with Julio, my daughter learned more than she had in six sessions at the other place! His ability to teach and connect is remarkable. He breaks down fundamentals and techniques, helping my daughter grow as an athlete. In every session, he fosters a supportive environment where she feels encouraged to push herself. Coach Julio has made an incredible impact on my daughter's growth as a player, passion for the sport and overall confidence. I am so thankful to find a place where my child is supported, challenged, and inspired.

Fenway Park is the home of the Red Sox and also the oldest active baseball park. Fenway Park opened…read morein April 20, 1912 (2nd oldest is Wrigley Field that opened in 1914 and 3rd oldest is the Dodger Stadium that opened in 1962). While visiting Boston, my husband and I took the train to the ballpark and then walked a short reasonable distance to the ballpark. We went through a security check and headed in. Because we had purchased special tickets to get a Red Sox collaboration shirt with their hockey team, Bruins, we were directed to the main store to pickup our shirts. This was really nice because you are able to enter through any gate and then just head to the store to pick up your shirt, which is much easier and more efficient than other baseball parks that we have gone to in the past to pick up special shirts (because those stadiums require that you enter from only one specific gate in order to get those items). After picking up our shirts, we were able to find our seats and sat for a Red Sox vs Kansan City Royals game. And the Red Sox won 5-1. We sat in the Grand Stand, Section 21, Row 16, Seats 11 & 12, which gave us a nice view behind home plate. Also plenty of shade from the sun. Because I knew there would be really long lines for food, we ended up bringing in our own food and water (yes you can bring in outside food and also a plastic bottle of water). Overall, we did enjoy our visit and the game itself. But the only thing that I felt most inconvenient was that there was only one restroom by where we were seating, in which you have go down the stairs to get to them. This ballpark is small so I can see why there is a lack of restrooms, as compared to bigger ballparks.

We came to Boston for the "Heated Rivalry" night here at Fenway. Luckily, it was a beautiful…read moreevening and a great temperature. The author appeared and even went out for the first pitch. The food and drinks were great even if a little pricy. My biggest issue was seating at the park. We were in the older green seats that have little to no room. It was far from comfortable and I wouldn't pay to sit in that section again. I love the idea of maintaining the history of the park but these really do need updated. Love me some Payton Tolle, though!

Bro... in the 2019 review his name was Mowgli. But I digress…read more This park is beautiful! Right on the ocean with a lovely beach and plenty of parking. I believe its accessible from the T but I drive here when I come. There is a large Boston based Pokémon Go group that congregates here during large events and the playing options are amazing. The walking paths are paved throughout as well as a couple of well-worn dirt paths. There is a large fenced track for running, baseball diamonds, pickleball, tennis, and loads of other sports playing options. Lots of wide open space to play frisbee. The park is dog friendly as well.

In the Jungle Book, the boy was called Moakley. Joe Moakley. And he was tenacity. Sheer tenacity…read more As opposed to Sheer Khan. And he told Baloo the bear to Holla anytime he needed him. He said "just Holla, Baloo." But enough of this Hullabaloo. This is a pretty nice park right by the water in Boston and I absolutely love it here. I slept right here by this park, and even though it's not always the safest neighborhood and there were a few strange incidents, I still felt fairly safe and nothing happened to me - and nothing even nearly happened to me - so I appreciated that. It's very pretty in the daytime, as I found out when I woke up, with the sparkling water as a backdrop. Boston is a very beautiful city with a lot more water than a lot of people ever see, so I feel kinda bad for those who just stick to the downtown or Cambridge or Allston and Chestnut Hill, because the North and South Shores are honestly the heart of Boston, and I'm ashamed that it took me 20 years to find that out.

I love this spot! It makes me happy every time I go. Favorite place in Brookline/Brighton area…read more Dogs, babies, kids playing -- well maintained. If all my tax money goes here I would not be mad, it's perfect!

I love coming here. I usually come here to play pickleball with my friends and it's always a great…read moretime. There's plenty more to do though. There's a playground, tennis courts (and the last 2 have blue pickleball lines so you can play proper pickleball if you bring your own net and paddles), a large grass field, a baseball diamond, and the occasional passing of the Green Line as a nice backdrop. :) Also there's plenty of street parking on Beacon or on other nearby side streets so that's never an issue.

I love Larzies. It's so beautiful no matter the time of year. There's a short walking path and…read moregazebo area, a grilling area with picnic tables that's covered with a roof that is perfect for cookouts or just hanging out, a softball field, an auto museum, an outdoor ice skating rink, and stunning skyline views of Boston from the top of the hill. The hill is perfect in the warmer months to have a picnic or toss a frisbee or football with some friends. In the winter, it's the best sledding hill. Truly Larzies has it all, and it's amazing year round.

This park is beautiful. It has a large parking lot . It is dog friendly. It has many acres to…read morego for a long walk with yourself or your dog . It has picnic tables and a grilling area but you need a permit for that from the town of brookline . They have a playground for kids . They have a huge walking area . No public bathrooms .

" Great walking area"…read more Def come here if in the area . Great walking spot . Nice views the park never gets old lots to do .

Very clean and nice park! I liked the sidewalks/pavement to run on. Good scenery with a lake/pond…read moreduring the run! Had soccer fields and playground I believe. They had plenty of parking! They also had a track if you prefer a flare surface and or want to get a speed workout in! The park I noticed had only porta potties and no actual restrooms