Was out driving around today looking for someone for the kids to play & randomly saw this park…read more.. Decided to pull in & give it a try... Its probably the best park I have seen/been to this summer... They had so many different little stations. They even have this Music area where there are drum like pedestals that when you bang on make music & big chime like things you can bang hammers off to make noise... it was super cool! There are several slides, plank like walking pedestals & monkey bars.. There is a sprinkler section... There are tons of Picnic tables under a covered roof to hide in the shade, you even have to walk over a bridge to get there... Kinda cool! Only downside, no close bathroom & its woodchips which I admit is great for when kids fall, but horrible for women in flip flops! Will defintely be coming back.

Great park, preferably for older children 6 and up. If…read moreyounger make sure you have your hands free and can walk through the obstacles with them. Lots to do! And they have a toddler area, but my toddler wasn't interested.

Great place for a walk. Picnic. To ride your bike. To just sit and enjoy the peace of the park.read more

Beautiful park! Dogs are welcome to walk around and swim :) There are so many paths here and a lot…read moreto explore. It is a very calming spot with the waves lapping on the beach and the trees swaying in the wind. Highly recommend for a good dog walking activity.

During the pandemic we have taken many walks and bike rides here. It's a pretty park although on…read morethe smaller side compared say to Wompatuck State Park. It can be busy on weekends though and hence less serene. If you have a dog, bring him! It's a dog friendly place but Fido must be leashed. There are other local dog parks if you want your dog to run free with his friends. This isn't that place. The view along the water is lovely and I've heard that you can go in the water as well as fish. There are about 6 miles or so of terrain to cover. Not a lot but just enough to work up a sweat and burn off some of the pandemic poundage we've gained. This park has been one in a rotation of outdoor spaces where my husband and I are spending free time as a way to get some fresh air and exercise. No permits, no fees! Just show up! Keep yourself moving. Eat less, walk more.

I haven't been to this park yet, but I just read a review about off leash dogs…read more DOGS ARE ALLOWED OFF LEASH HERE WITH A PERMIT FROM THE TOWN OF HINGHAM. If you want to allow your dog off leash, Hingham will provide you with a permit. Its free to apply and they just need proof of vaccines and a homeowners' policy. It's a very quick process. I applied for mine and it was approved within 1 day. I just haven't picked it up yet. I don't plan on walking here off leash too much, but will let my dog off leash if its a quiet morning. To apply: https://www.hingham-ma.gov/791/Off-Leash-Dog-Walking-Permit

Lovely park for nature walks and exploring wooded trails. Main pathway is paved, which is great for…read morethe littles to scooter/bike along as well. It's been a beautiful winterscape, and excited to visit year round to see the changes in scenery.

Left directly across from opening in the fence of the park. Unfortunately, a lot of trash gets…read morethrown from car windows into that area. Nice trails and often very quiet. Great place to run or walk or bike. On weekends, check to see if any race is going on, because you could potentially get trampled by bicycles or runners. Overall, very nice place to visit and to get some physical activity. One thing I don't like is the fact that some people do not pick up after their dogs and leave piles in the middle of the road. This is lazy and disrespectful. But I do go in there often.

This place is wonderful!!!!…read more This rec area has: Splash Pad Playgrounds Walking trails Beach Inside restrooms with plumbing Picnic tables Snack sales of grilled food and ice cream Large lawn area There's a parking lot there but if you can't find parking, there's another lot a short walk away. I have a 7 year old daughter and 2 year old son - we visited today (Dad too) and had a spectacular time. Definitely recommend on a hot day for the splash pad. Only concern with the playground is it doesn't have a fence. The playground surface is accessible - almost feels springy under your feet.

A serious gem! A day full of fun for our 3 and 5 year old and the multiple options of activities…read moreactually allowed us to stay here more than 20 minutes =] My only complaint was I wish the snack stand was open, other than that! Go! You won't be disappointed

Places for a walk are always appreciated, though with this Park it's important to manage your…read moreexpectations. In my case, they were pretty much met. The park is fairly small, running from the south side of the bridge (by the power plant), ducking under the bridge on the Weymouth side, and then along King's Cove. Around the park, you have the power plant on one side, Fore River Bridge above, and Twin Rivers plant, pumping station, and now compressor station on the other side. There are also some information cards about the history of the power plant that stood where the Constellation plant now stands. Limited (but free!) parking is available! The industrial elements won't interfere with a walk, they're just there. Furthermore, the part of the park running along the cove is actually fairly quiet, and has some benches and metal picnic tables set up. Park was very clean too! There is a slightly dusty section bordering where the compressor station is going up, though this is small (and I assume temporary).

I like this playground as it is fenced in and has a fair amount of parking. It is next to a school.read more

Like it's the end of the world at the end of Marina Bay!…read moreBeautiful vistas across the Boston Harbor and an amazing scenic view! Strolling with you dog of Ho for a jog and just maybe sit and watch out over the harbor. Check it out for yourself!

A little on the small side, what it lacks in trails it makes up for in nature & views. Great views…read moreof Boston, Marina Bay, the harbor islands and the Boston gas tank. Since most of the place is a salt marsh there are a ton of birds for watching. We saw a bunch of bunnies there too. There is a pier that people were fishing off of and a gigantic empty parking lot that would be perfect for a kid to learn to ride a bike. Or a teenager to learn how to drive. You probably wouldn't want both of those things going on at once though.