There's a nice playground at the far side of this field. There is a nicely groomed sports field on…read morethe near side. It has a good size parking lot. Wicasse Field is located on Wicasse Road, a quiet, residential neighborhood. This is where they also show free movies on Friday nights outdoors at dusk during the summer. There is a very good concession stand. Bring bug spray for the movies.

My son has been playing basketball here since they opened. We love it and we love the staff. I give…read moreNSA an A+.

During the winter volleyball season we get to go to many venues all over New England for volleyball…read moretournaments and on the positive side Nashua Sports Academy is one of the nicest looking venues. The building is new and well maintained. The sightlines are very good. However, as far as treating their guests with respect Nashua Sports Academy is a total failure. This weekend they hosted teams from all over New England many who traveled two to four hours. I totally understand not allowing people into set up chairs until the official start time but not allowing people in to use the rest rooms after waking up before first light and driving several hours is almost criminal. To top it off the staff was very rude while going about it. They made people stand outside as it began to rain. They do not allow people to bring in outside food which is not unheard of at higher end venues but on a prior visit by my daughter's team I was told they had staff going round and making people take things outside including water for the players. This time this did not happen. You expect if they are not going to allow outside food they will have a selection of food available, they had hot dogs, cold popcorn, and a small selection of pre-packaged foods. Another, thing I found interesting was other than the volleyball there was nothing else going on. We went Sportszone Indoor Sports in Derry. NH this winter. This another venue which was also a multi-sport facility and there were many other things going on through the day flag football, soccer, basketball, and a children's hitting clinic. There was none of this going on at NSA.

This review is for the playground called "Pepperell's Big Backyard" behind the Fitz Collaborative…read morebuilding. This playground is fantastic with colorful structures, different types of slides, swings, ladders and plenty of other cool structures to climb on. Although there is not a toddler specific section, there is a slightly smaller structure where toddlers can certainly play, as well as a couple of toddler swings. The entire play area is situated on soft wood chips and half of the perimeter houses benches, square metal picnic tables with seats on all sides as well as large wooden tables. There is a trash barrel and, near the entrance, a porta potty. There is plenty of parking. This free park closes at dawn. Dogs are NOT allowed.

Previously part of the Tyngsborough Country Club, it opened as a park in 2025. It is a nice place…read moreto walk, play pickleball, basketball, volleyball, shuffleboard and bocce. Most of these can be reserved, but they are typically open and available for just showing up. There is a paved walking/jogging path that runs the perimeter of the park, which in nice weather is available. During the winter the path was not cleared. There are events in the clubhouse (usually crafts, for a fee) and they offered summer series concerts outdoors in the summer last year. There is a covered area with a few tables where I have seen folks with balloons having showers and birthday parties. There is also frisbee golf, but last year, no tick treatment, so be prepared with repellent, etc. There are doggie receptacles, but more often than not, no bags, so best to bring a supply with you. The path is nice, but narrow. If someone is pushing a stroller, it is challenging to pass if you are walking/jogging. The Clubhouse is nice, open during certain hours, and where they house the craft events and other gatherings. Even when not open, there are 4 rocking chairs on the outside porch which are available all the time. There is a little putting green, on the river side, but I've never seen anyone using it. The short path to the green is not maintained, walking through a little bit of grass/weeds is required to access. Plenty of parking, both paved and gravel. Outdoor port a potty available. Closes at dusk.

We had an absolute blast here! There is so much to do here beyond what is normally at trampoline…read moreparks. My 4 year old had a blast, and our 7 year old friend did as well. There is plenty to do for all ages, as we saw older kids too having a blast. There was a dodge ball area, big slides into a giant ball pit, several areas with foam cubes to jump into (some shallow enough for adults to not get stuck ) ninja course, ropes course, and on and on! My only complaints- the price is a little bit steep, but at the same time, comparable to other places. 38 bucks for my 4 year old and myself to have an hour was just a lot to me. If they had some kind of membership option or multi pass, we would be back more often. The other complaint- they don't allow outside food, but also don't have food? They have snacks, but again, if we could bring lunch, I would have bought a more expensive ticket for a longer time there.

The place is nice, but feel like it has been declining ever since they opened. Some slides are not…read morevery clean on the play area and the foam pit is not always clean as well.

A brand-new playground--fully fenced and with plenty of shade. It's perfect for hot days. There are…read moretwo tables with benches for snacks or for parents to keep an eye on things.

A very nice park tucked away in a Chelmsford neighborhood…read more There are 2 tennis courts, a baseball field, and a large lake with a small sandy beach and a kids play area designed like a huge colonial fort. Also basketball court (double rims, unfortunately) and a Coke machine by the court. Parking is wherever you can find a spot on the road, or if you go up by the tennis courts there is a small dirt area. Watch out for kids playing in the street as you're driving. Heavily populated, but we had no trouble using the courts. No lights, either, so make sure you go during the day. Overall a nice, private place to play tennis or bring your kids to a cool play area while you lounge on the little beach and look for crabs or skip stones. Rowboats and flotation devices allowed in lake, not sure about motorboats (doubtful).

Many fun nature walks. I'm new to the area, and I just love the canopy-covered trails. Dog friendly…read morein most areas. Lots of bird watching available. Some skeeters, so wear a long sleeve.

Beautiful property tucked away in a quiet neighborhood. The building was not open when I visited…read more Checked out their flower garden.

Pros: Lighted…read morebaseball/soccer field (with timed sprinklers) with bleachers, dugouts. Lighted basket ball court that they flood & turn into an outdoor ice skating rink in the winter complete with "warming" center with a snack bar, bathrooms, etc. Extremely basic playground, a few toddler swings, a few big kid swings, a slide, etc, but it is fenced in (there are openings in the fence though, & they're open, not gated), with a bubbler, a picnic table, & a big tree that provides a nice shady spot no matter what the time of the day is or where the sun is. It's kept up really well, they do a nice job keeping the grass & shrubs trimmed. Conveniently located less than 1 mile from all of the schools in Jaffrey & from Jaffrey's town center & main street. Parking on the street & across the street. The grade school uses the area on field days for the higher grades. Cons: No gates on the openings to the playground. Small, so if there are more than a few people there you're kind of "on top" of each other. I've seen it get super crowded on game days. It's Jaffrey, so if you are there at the same time as some "townies" & they're chatty you might get stuck having to make small-talk with people you'd rather not get stuck having to chat with. The parking on the street & across the street can get super crowded on game days & big trucks & XL SUV's frequently park on the street leaving their vehicles sticking out into the street... Overall: I think having the ice skating rink in the winter really "makes" this area. During warmer winters when the lakes don't freeze over for very long it is nice to have somewhere to go to ice skate.