Great little set up with a splash pad and separate play areas for younger and older kids. There are…read morelots of interesting climbing structures to keep older kids entertained. Toddlers get a sand pit in addition to a fun train and slide structure. The only things to call out are that there isn't as much shade for some of the main play areas and the tiered levels layout of the playground makes it difficult to keep an eye on multiple kids.

Nice playground with a small water feature…read more We've had a few picnics there and it's the perfect space. A few more picnic tables would be nice, but there's plenty of grass space and there are 2 separate playgrounds. The structures could use some updating, but overall it's a nice little park.

Best playground in Brookline and surrounding neighborhoods! Mature trees, water feature, play…read moregrounds in great shape, rose garden for the adults, all fully fenced in for the children's security. Lots of children play here, of all nationalities; wonderful opportunity for my toddler to interact with others and be multi-lingual. Adjacent to the playground is a fenced dog-park/grass area for children's soccer/other ball games, so useful to older children and dog-lovers, too. Absolutely love this playground!

This is a nice little park. The rose garden is kept is great condition. There's a large play area…read morefor the kids and there is a water play area too. No dogs are allowed in portion of the park. They are allowed in the large grassy area behind (and gated off from) the playground. Of course, kids and adults are allowed there too. To give you an idea of the size of that area, I've seen soccer practices happen there.

A beautiful park . To look at the stars at night . It's safe and they have amble parking on the…read morelot or metered parking . They have a portable bathroom in the softball field adjutant. .

This park is fully fenced in and gives dogs a good amount of space to run and play. There's also…read moreparking which makes coming here a breeze. I knocked one star off because there's no separate area for smaller dogs (and my little nugget gets scared of all the big dogs sometimes). Otherwise, this is a great, clean park for pups!

Someone (me, on a future visit?) needs to take new pictures, because this playground, as of Fall…read more2016, is BRAND NEW and AWESOME! Gone is the old, faded equipment and in its place are multiple different modern play structures suitable for the whole range of ages, from young toddlers up. The entire park is fenced in and the younger kids play area is separately fenced within it. Only complaint is that I wish the town had sprung for the cushiony rubber surface rather than woodchips under the play equipment.

Massive construction currently here due to construction of the new school and energy generation for…read morethe school. Not a good park for this 2026 summer. Loud noise and little view. Do not come to this park.

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 .

I'm not sure what the Harry Downes field is like the rest of the time, but from sun-up to 1pm it's…read morea dog park. An *enormous*, fully fenced, go-dog-go sort of experience. Some good friends of ours just adopted a dog who they were told was fully grown but has gained 10 pounds in the 2 weeks that they've had him and has *enormous* paws. He's gonna be a whopper. We have two tiny and sometimes a little hyper dogs that love the chase and be chased game. Three words that fix everything - puppy play date. On a brisk (ok it was 15 degrees) morning last week, we took the three dogs to the Harry Downes and let them go. It was great to see them wrestling and chasing-- even our littlest one went into a big snow drift after a ball (even though she's usually prissy about the cold). It was great fun and there were a handful of dogs there despite the temperature. It's a little hidden away in Brookline off rte 9, but still pretty near JP. We'll definitely going back-- especially if our big-dog-owning friends have anything to say about it. Minus a star for the hours. I'd like to see a dedicated dog area, but these are often small and not as nice as this park is.

This is a small neighborhood park . They have plenty of street parking non meter . The park is…read moredog friendly The dog has to be leashed . This park Is good for maybe a stroll it's too small for hiking or a long walk . This park is kid friendly . They have no public bathrooms . They have benches and picnic tables . They also have a working water fountain .

Nice park on top of the hill. Great for little kids, pups and everybody else. Has a basketball…read morecourt that doubles as a little practice area for young riders. When we got here, there were toddler trikes everywhere. The open field is flat and clean. Great for a little frisbee or just lying down for some sun.

Love this little neighborhood playground. The play structures are creative and I appreciate how…read morethey are beautifully integrated into a natural setting. The structures are more geared towards older toddlers and kids but there is a fun little roller slide and a sand pit for the little ones to explore. Just be careful when walking next to the sand pit because the sand makes the rubber floor very slippery for little kids. Lots of shade for hot days but no bathrooms though. A large grass field with several chairs means you can enjoy a nice picnic as well.

I have been going to this park almost every day for nearly four years. As far as parks in Brookline…read morego, it's definitely one of the best. It has a large grass area, picnic benches (which can be reserved online for private events), a water fountain area, and a playground. The grass is completely surrounded by a walkway, and the park is mostly surrounded by a low chain link fence. It's big enough so that even when there are quite a few groups, you can have enough space to spread out on the grass. The park is also part of the Green Dog program from sunrise to 9am. Check it out! Roll around in the grass! Watch out for the occasional dog poo!

There is very little information about this playground online but the views and equipment here are…read morebreathtaking! Picnic tables, new playground equipment, and even a very modern spray fountain during the summer. The spray fountain lights up at night and makes for a great spot to look at the city scape.

Nice & simple playground for toddlers. Looks like they have a water sprinkler for hot summer days…read moreobviously not in operation on this chilly fall day. Good view of the city.

My kid found this playground, it has a good variety of activities to keep her occupied. Nice…read morelocation too.

SO FUN! I am 22 and very much enjoyed this playground. The ground is that bouncy material which is…read morefun, and all of the musical toys were fun too. One stick is missing from the xylophone and the drums weren't very fun but still good. The biggest slide was fun too. My favorite is that spinning green swirl, super fun physics to that, just don't hit your head or limbs on the surrounding support beams lol. I bet likeminded adults as well as children would have a very fun time here!

a leafy themed playground located around the corner from Clear Flour, ample shade, small sprinkler…read moresplash area, all makes for a great afternoon visit. Many kids from the neighborhood were there when we went. Really best for the 2-6 year olds, older kids would be too bored. Great challenge for the younger ones, the highlight is a cargo net canopy where good jumping gives way to a slide.