Nets and hoops…read more Goodale Park was established back in 1911 and back then it was only a open area suitable for a little stroll or perhaps a picnic. Like many old parks it has evolved and changed over the years. Now it's a huge sports complex complete with very nice baseball fields, running track, soccer and football fields, a pavilion for picnics and some superb tennis and basketball courts. The hoop and tennis courts were renovated a few years ago in honor of the park's centennial celebration and now are some of the finest courts in the area. Unfortunately this also means they courts can be extremely crowded at times and difficult to get playing time on. The park also has music at various times during the summer and benches to sit and watch the sporting activities. A very pleasant park with a whole lot to do.

A busy place with 2 diamonds. Pretty grounds. Easy parking. Lights. I watch the kids' games and…read morealso the adult amateur games here. Lots of seating, including bleachers. Bathrooms.

Total disappointment. We drove and drove and there are two baseball fields right next to each other…read moreand some batting cages. We drove all around from one side to the other, and there was NO SIGNAGE of Babe Ruth Field anywhere? Either Siri is smoking something or at one point in time this was called Babe Ruth Field and no longer? Anyways we checked it out and this place looks deserted. Don't waste your time coming.

Polar Park was opened on week days now for ticket office purchases. So much better to buy them from…read morethe source they third party vendors online where they more than doubled or tripled the prices.

Not so much a review of the park as is their WooSox ticket operation. It's a joke. I've booked team…read moreevents at the Bruins, Red Sox, Celtics, and concerts and I've never encountered anything like this before. I was trying to treat our entire department crew to a fun night out and not have to worry/pay for Boston parking so I figured Worcester might be easier. It was like pulling teeth trying to book a "luxury" suite. The greenhorn "representative" constantly had to be corrected about the game dates and then wanted me to pay without seeing an agreement. Lo and behold, the price was way more than I was quoted over the phone. All set, WooSox and Polar Park. Good luck with your ridiculously high prices. You realize you're a triple A operation and not on Lansdowne St., right? I miss the PawSox...

Current home of the Bravehearts baseball team during the summers. Great atmosphere, super…read moreaffordable and of course free parking!

Located on the campus of Holy Cross, Fitton Field is a basic no frills baseball stadium. No sky…read moreboxes here. No fancy seats. Not even a fancy high tech scoreboard. It does offer a terrific view of 290. In spite of the no frills, it is a fun place to take the kids to a ball game without having to travel to Boston and at an affordable price.

Super cute and clean park. There's a great playground with unique structures. One structure is…read moregeared toward younger kids and one towards older kids. There is also a small plans area. Perfect for cooking off on a hot day. The splash area is fenced in with one entrance/exit which is also convenient for parents who want to sitervise. There is also a sanded volleyball net, a basketball court and a large field. There are bathrooms but I didn't use them so can't speak to their cleanliness. One major con is there is no shade and little seating. I would suggest bringing a lawn or beach chair that has its own canopy.

I love this park! (even though I don't like the outdoors haha)…read more This park is beautiful. They have a huge playground with things for very little kids and big kids to play on. They have a skateboard area. They have basketball courts. There is a baseball field and a couple areas where kids play soccer. The biggest reason I love this place is their walking track and trails. The track is 4 times around for a mile. They have a sign posted to tell you how long the trails are. There are also some paved walkways around the whole park. This park is always kept immaculately clean and is always packed! It is often hard to find parking. The other great thing about this park is that they spray for mosquitoes quite frequently so it is never very buggy here even with all of the woods and some marshy type areas.

Stopped by to have a picnic. Plenty of space to use one of the many picnic tables or even open…read moregrassy areas. The park was clean and was busy with family parties, softball games and tennis matches. Great facilities for any of your outdoor activities.

This park is Ginormous... There are Basketball Courts, Tennis Courts, Baseball Fields, Like 4 ponds…read more& miles & miles of trails all around it... The playground wasnt the best Ive seen but decent enough in size & activities to do... Will probably stop again when in the area.

This part is for sports lovers . It has a soccer field , baseball field , track field and a…read morefootball field . It has a playground also for kids . They have free street parking . No public bathrooms . It's dog friendly as long as you follow the Brookline dog laws. They also have a parking lot down the street a bit if you have trouble finding street parking .

I'm not sure what the Harry Downes field is like the rest of the time, but from sun-up to 1pm it's…read morea dog park. An *enormous*, fully fenced, go-dog-go sort of experience. Some good friends of ours just adopted a dog who they were told was fully grown but has gained 10 pounds in the 2 weeks that they've had him and has *enormous* paws. He's gonna be a whopper. We have two tiny and sometimes a little hyper dogs that love the chase and be chased game. Three words that fix everything - puppy play date. On a brisk (ok it was 15 degrees) morning last week, we took the three dogs to the Harry Downes and let them go. It was great to see them wrestling and chasing-- even our littlest one went into a big snow drift after a ball (even though she's usually prissy about the cold). It was great fun and there were a handful of dogs there despite the temperature. It's a little hidden away in Brookline off rte 9, but still pretty near JP. We'll definitely going back-- especially if our big-dog-owning friends have anything to say about it. Minus a star for the hours. I'd like to see a dedicated dog area, but these are often small and not as nice as this park is.

These three baseball fields are well maintained and are accompanied by a snack house, restrooms and…read moreplayground.