Best park in East Boston. Phenomenal views and lots to do. Many benches to sit, lots of paths to…read morewalk, places to sit on the grass, and even playgrounds for the kids. Plus you get to watch the planes fly by! I sat for an hour and watched boats sail along the ocean. Then my boyfriend and I walked around for a little while. He showed me this park as it was his favorite growing up, so I loved being able to come here with him. Free parking lot and street parking as well. Plus, close to public transportation.

Whew, breezy! I felt like I could blow into the harbor while strolling around here, but oooh that…read moreview! I love a little stroll around here taking in the Boston skyline. Nice for a walk around or a jog. Couple of benches and picnic tables throughout if you'd like to take a little break. Restrooms available and a water fountain, too. 2024: 72/100

" An honor " I love this park. It's so much fun . The…read morepeople are lovely. I look forward to coming her many times over . They have parking.

Great 17+ acre park you can play soccer, baseball, softball, etc. Also has a running track and…read morejust south of the main baseball field is a kids playground. The playground is actually good...has swings for adults, kids and infants, a seesaw, and two different playground areas. There's also a fountain where kids and run through on hot days.

Awesome park for the little ones and amazing harbor view. Very calm, relaxed and clean park…read more There's also parking. That's a plus

Awesome park for kids. A lot of stuff for kids to play. Nice view and a best place to watch…read moreairplane flying in the sky. Less than Every 5 minutes , u will see airplane pass by. The inly downside is hard to find a parking spot.

Small little park near the aquarium by the water. Plenty of open space and walking room. A good…read morespot to soak up the sun.

A nice green space by the wharf that is great for pictures of special times. Plenty of seating to…read morerest and people watch. A rose garden and fountain nearby. Plenty of restaurants around it as well. Very basic park to simply rest from the city. I was upset, though to see the statue of Christopher Columbus had been removed. The base block is still there with Bob hopes and the many families contributed to this park and the Christopher Columbus statue. I truly hope they just simply move the statue during the protests and can easily put it back in place soon.

What a great experience and nice surprise. We were looking…read morefor a place for the kids to run and play after a long train ride - it was exactly what we were looking for and more. There were so many slides and equipment for the kids to climb and slide and jump. While there were a lot of people and kids, it didn't feel out of control, most people there seemed to be attentive. The playground area was a artificial spongey turf and definitely makes it safer for the kids when they topple over. LOL There were benches under trees for parents/guardians to sit while safely observing the kids play. When the sun shifts, it gets really hot in the summer. Bring an umbrella for shade if you aren't able to find a seat under a tree. The bonus we hadn't expected - the water part of the park. The Kids loved it!!! We will definitely be back when we are in the area. The kids didn't want to leave...luckily we were close to the Boston Market Place Hall where they could get a cool drink and a treat - that was the only way we could get them to leave this fun park. LOL Highly recommend!

If you haven't seen the viral video that has this long metal slide dubbed the "cop slide,"…read moredefinitely give it a watch. Usually this playground is for kids (not cops) and is complete with a rubbery soft ground. Some of the materials could be harsh, like lots of static coming from a metal slide and possible scrapes from the concrete. I found the area to be clean and safe. With City Hall directly in the center of Boston, this playground is walkable to all downtown staples from the North End to Boston Commons.

What a great park to take a stroll in . It's big ! It says no dogs allowed. However seen a few…read moredogs . It has public restrooms . They close when it starts to get dark. The parking is tough . If you do find it . It's street parking non metered .

This park takes up a bit of the East Boston Greenway and provides a bit of buffer for the…read moreresidential areas next to the airport. This park is open 6a to 11p in the summer and 7a to 8p in the winter. It is quite a large park that extends several blocks with an entrance through the Airport MBTA station. The park is 18 acres and includes shared pedestrian and bicycle paths, a spray fountain for the kiddies, playgrounds and even an amphitheater. East Boston's only dog park is here, too! The park is owned and operated by MassPort.

Really nice park to walk along the water and see nice views of une Tobin Bridge. This park is in a…read moreresidential area so a lot of people come to walk their dogs. There's some benches, tennis courts, and even a playground. It was quite windy but we were bundled up so it wasn't bad.

A beautiful water front park . That is dog friendly. They have free parking although limited . The…read moreplace can get packed especially in the summer. A big open space for going for a walk , reading a good book or having a picnic. They have no public bathrooms.

A unique modern playground right near the Children's Museum in Seaport!…read more This park was designed in honor of the youngest victim of the Boston Marathon bombing. This is not your typical playground. There are multiple sections of the park, which make it great for exploring. You turn a corner and cross a bridge and you're in a new space with new features! In the lower section, there is a water garden with misting fountains turned on during the warmer months. There are plenty of benches for taking a rest or snack time among the well-maintained greenery. I'd say for kiddos under 2, maybe even 3, playing on the pirate ship and near the slides definitely needs close adult supervision. The plank up the hill to the ship is quite steep, as are the two slides on the other side of the park. Definitely worth the trek into Seaport with your little ones!

Martin's Park is an AOK park that's situated on the Boston waterfront; it's part of the greenspace…read morewhich is right in front of the Boston's Children Museum. There's lots of space here for various kinds of recreation; they've also got tables if you're inclined to have a picnic. When you come here, you'll be rewarded with some fairly nice views of the city. There's also an ice cream shop made top resemble a Hood milk bottle :-) Tip: The far end of this park is the "entrance" to a shopping strip that runs along Sea Port Blvd

This large playground in Boston's North End is named for Private John Defilippo and I'm sorry to…read moresay that I can't find much information about the man. Bummer. The park includes a handball court, basketball courts, street hockey facilities, playgrounds and play structures for ages 2 to 12. There are a couple of really nice sitting areas and I can picture the locals here smoking cigars or watching their grandkids. There is no significant parking nearby.

This is one of the coolest toddler parks I have ever been to! All of the equipment is the perfect…read moresize for little kids and the toys are an awesome addition. We took our one year old here to burn off some steam and he had a blast riding the swings and pushing the walker toys around the playground. Most of the park is shaded by surrounding buildings and the park is gated off so you don't have to worry about your little one running into the street. The toys are a little worn out and obviously don't include batteries, but our son didn't seem to mind at all. Would definitely recommend this park if you have children under the age of five.