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Endicott Park

4.3 (21 reviews)
Closed • 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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Deimarys C.

This is one of my favorite places to come and unwind, relax walking around the park or just to bring the kiddo and get him tired‍. The park is not that big. It is pretty clean. The animals are well taken cared of and the bathrooms are not bad!. You know, for a public place!. It has a nice playground for kids of different ages. And also a dog park. Theres is a pond with tiny fishes a tons of baby tadpoles. If you're into fishing, you'll like this place.

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15 years ago

One of the best town parks of any town on the North Shore. Great trails, farm animals, ponds, playgrounds, etc. Highly recommended.

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10 years ago

It was a great day. The other dogs/ owners were very nice. We will be back for sure :-)

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13 years ago

My son and I'd go for a short hike and then hit to the playground (we missed the old one tho!). Great little escape.

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so hard to find a clean park with a clean bathroom! the petting zoo is an added bonus!

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“Two dog parks, a huge playground where we had a picnic, horses, a very large cow and many smaller animals in the children's barn.”

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Robert M. Ackerman Playground

5.0(8 reviews)
5.9 mi

This is such a lovely park! I went with my son and some friends, kids ranged from 14 months to 2…read more1/2. The littlest one had a bit of trouble getting around as all the surfaces of the actual playground are steps and a little tall, but the two year olds had a blast! This is a wooden "castle style" playground similar to Action Cove in West Newbury or Field of Dreams in Salem NH, but this one is by far my favorite. The entire park is enclosed with a fence which is especially helpful because the castle part is kind of like a maze. It's very clean (though I didn't see a trash barrel which would be helpful.) And best of all they have painted things really cool. One section has a big wavy slide set as a dragons tongue and the head of the dragon is a huge mural painted on the outer wall. They also have a farm section with a play tractor and a sandbox connected to a silo that allows kids access to the sandbox. There are about a half dozen slides and swings, and a nice section to sit and have a snack. The only pitfall is that this park is not handicap accessible at all. They have a ramp at the main entrance and tables you could put a wheel chair up to, but the rest of the park would be impossible to navigate and the area near the tables wouldn't be accessible to a wheel chair either.

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

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Bradley Palmer State Park

Bradley Palmer State Park

4.3(18 reviews)
6.1 mi

QUICK SUMMARY: Excellent State Park with partially-paved bike trails, beautiful sights especially…read morein the Fall, and a great place to take portraits! The park is open from sun up to sun down. Parking is by a self-pay meter and is $5, entry to park itself is free. My boyfriend and I came here on a whim one crisp Saturday morning in September. We brought our mountain bikes and spent about two hours leisurely exploring the trails, which are paved only half of the time, but still well-maintained. There are many lush sights to see, both with colored/green trees and the Ipswich river (along the path) was a pretty sight as well, with turtles/ducks swimming nearby. We saw only a few people while on the trails, mainly people on bikes, but we did see some walkers as well. If you decide to walk, I would definitely suggest grabbing a trail map at the beginning of the trail, as there are many different routes along the way and it can get confusing without one. There is a giant treeless field at the center of the park which made for a great landscape for my boyfriend and me to take pictures using our tripod/camera. Overall, I would highly recommend this park for all ages/types of people!

Nice splash park for younger children, in a pretty setting. Nice changing rooms…read more We only stopped at the splash park, but as we drove through it looked like there were nice trails for walking. Google maps directed us the wrong way, to the southern entrance, which is now an exit only! We had to drive 10 minutes round to get to Northern entrance.

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