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

Took my grandson to this park yesterday and he loved it! Perfect for little ones and older kids…read moretoo! Very, very clean!! We even saw a horse going onto a trail..Will definitely return!!

Great playground. Renovations were great and much needed! Wonderful set up and great for a range of…read moreages. Would love more shade (at all the parks/playgrounds here. Great location near the common and Cow's Rock. Great place to play!

Very clean with equipment in good repair. My grandchildren had a blast and didn't want to leave.read more

I went on a walk here with a bunch of friends, but a dog peed on me halfway through. There's glass…read morebottles broken throughout the sidewalk, and all around the area, it is dangerous especially to kids and animals.

Great place to walk or attend community gatherings. Local shops nearby to get food or drink too.read more

This is a great area for walks. It feels safe and secure. There are sometimes people flying planes…read moreand they are very friendly people and the planes are fun to look at. The paths are worn unevenly so people with balance issues should keep an eye out as they walk. I really enjoy this park for quick walks.

After growing up in the area and recently moving back, I had no idea until recently that this park…read morewas right next to the Burlington Mall--now I know! There are a number of different trails to explore that are well marked/kept (similar to all Trustees spaces). After some rain in the area, some of the areas are a bit muddy, so one may want to keep an eye on the weather/bring hiking shoes or other shoes you don't mind getting some mud on. You can also hear the hum of the freeway nearby. I also saw a wild turkey on this hike, which I trailed behind for about 10 minutes, haha! Glad to run into a fellow hiker on this trail! :)

It is always a beautiful day to visit this place! I stopped the other day after work for an…read moreafternoon stroll on my way home.

Lovely garden and home! Well kept flowers and vegetable gardens (the food gets donated, yay!). We…read morewandered around the gardens, and then stepped inside the home. A trustee spent a good amount of time with us, sharing stories that we otherwise would not have heard. Just a great way to spend a few hours in a gorgeous setting.

Fantastic recreation area. I bicycle here regularly. Solid mix of flat, uphill and downhill…read moreterrain. Very scenic, safe and peaceful.

I love going for walks in here! It's an easy 2 mile loop with trails branching off of the main…read morepath. Very easy to navigate. I haven't visited in summer yet but they have a swimming area, grills, picnic tables, and restrooms as well.

there's not many places to park here only a couple of kinda-spots off the side of the road…read more although this place is not the largest, it has really nice variety in scenery! i'd recommend checking it out.

Harold Parker is a state forest with a campground and a couple of lakes that you can go fishing or…read morekayaking and it also has 100 of trails and exploring horse back riding as well but it a good place to just enjoy nature and the sounds of the woods it's just a hidden gem to get away from the hustle and bustle of life

This is a hidden gem in the Massachusetts department of conservation and recreation park system…read more The campground is absolutely amazing. It has about 100 campsites and they are well-kept, each has its own grill and fire rink, and wooded. The restroom and shower facilities are clean, well-maintained, and newer. Well I didn't have a hot shower, most people say that they did. The campground has the feel of being in Vermont or New Hampshire.

Beautiful! How can you rate a lake? Well there are a few things that come to mind: rest area, bug…read morepopulation, accessibility, and swim-ability. Rest: there are places all around the banks to plop down or set up some folding chairs. There is lots of tree coverage and shade around the lake. Bugs: Plenty. (I think they're primarily baby dragonflies because it's Spring and 'tis the season) Accessibility: There's a parking lot! (G-d bless the 21st century in which natural areas come with parking lots) It also is along the Narrow Gauge Rail-Trail so it's accessible by a bike/walk path. You do need to do a tiny 1-minute hike down a small hill to get to the lake. Swim-ability: Rules for swimming are unknown. I can tell you that right on the edge of the lake, it's a little scummy, so I'm not sure it's appealing/a good idea to do so. No trash though! All in all, a wonderful lake to visit, might not spend the day here, but still worth the pretty views.

Fawn lake is surrounded by a loop trail. It is still a quiet and pleasant trail to walk after…read moredinner. The scenery view is okay but not nothing special or breathtaking. It is an easy hiking trail with an accessible parking lot. The length of the loop trail is about one mile with marks. During the winter, the trail could be muddy after snow or rain. If you were looking for a stunning place, Fawn lake may not be the first choice.

Tips- Come super early (preferably on a weekday)…read moreBe out by 2pm when it gets a bit crowded. Enjoy the ducks that linger around and TAKE YOUR TRASH WITH YOU. keep it clean for the next person.

Went on a hot day recently in mid afternoon. There was someone smoking and drinking IN the pond…read more I mentioned to the smoker & the DCR official on site. DCR official was clearly stoned and gave some excuse about how the higher ups told him not to enforce the rules. No one stopped or did anything. Would avoid except off season and early in the morning. It's gross.