A classic baseball field with great vibes that simply needs a little love and attention. Stadium…read moreneeds a fresh coat of paint and some minor fix ups. If the field could talk it would share some cool memories and history from teams and players past. I was there to watch the Emerson College Lions play against MIT Engineers for a NewMac conference match up.

The field is fine, but , if you want food, very limited. Hotdog was raw. Popcorn had so much butter…read morethat it was dripping out of the bag and enough salt for 10 bags

My son just finished his first season playing for the A's. It was the best baseball experience of…read morehis life. Not only did he have a wonderful experience with his young team but the coaches really focused on healthy player development, teamwork and the importance of a "team" and fixed the bad habits learned young. My son has also been to many of the vacation camps that they offer and has a BLAST. These guys all focus on cultivating the player's strengths, working on the player's weaknesses in a calm manner, cultivating the love of baseball, while raising the bar and transforming these young players into competitive athletes! Additionally, the communication between management, coaches and parents completely open and transparent.

The A's Baseball Center is a great baseball training center with 4 tunnels, pitching machines, and…read moremovable pitchers mounds. They took the old defunct Extra Innings Woburn and renovated the space with new cages, indoor turf and lighting. The facility is extremely well lit, which is a major plus, as many of the indoor baseball businesses in the area have poor lighting. It is easy to book tunnel time online and their rates are competitive. The owners take a no frills approach to the business. There is no pro shop or vending machines to speak of. The owners love of the game is apparent in everything they do, from running the center to coaching kids in their AAU program. They also feature many quality instructors with impressive credentials. The A's proprietors, Brian and Scott Blumsack also run an AAU program out of the Woburn location. There are 7 teams from 10u to 18u. The program started 2 years ago in this location. They play in highly competitive tournaments throughout the summer and are very involved in the development of their players. If your child has the talent, they can help them get to the next level.

One of the best baseball instructional facilities on the North shore and even New England…read more Instructors there care about "your child" as they not only teach the skills needed for your child to move up to the next level where it might be little league, travel ball , high school to college or even the Next level. All instructors have pro experience and can not be happier about my decision last year with my son on their New Balance select travel league baseball team..Dad with a son at Swing Factory facility

I went here as a kid, there's lots of space to run around as well as places to sit for parents. Big…read morefield and a baseball field too.

Ginn Field - how you've changed…read more This is a big soccer/softball field in Winchester, near the Wedgemere T station. The soccer and softball areas haven't changed in 20 years. The playground has. When I was a kid, it was all rusty swingsets and one of those deadly spinner-things - remember them? Almost broke my neck on that. It was replaced years ago by a giant wooden 2-story playground structure. Kids LOVE it. Got a number of slides, sandbox, seperate small "fort" for the small ones, swings. It's in OK shape. I am always surprised that the kids don't get splinters here. It's WOOD. But it's been so worn down over the years that it's all smooth. Private parking lot - not terribly big but at least they got it - assuming you can find the entrance (hint: go to the post office). The playground structure was all the rage when it was built - but it's dated now. Wood? All the new ones have plastic and steel. Ice cream truck will stop by, though. Side note: remember the flood of '96? Ginn Field filled up like a bowl of cereal. I'm not kidding. It's sort of a bowl-shape in and of itself, and it's right next to the Aberjona River, which itself used to flow straight through where the current field is now. Just remember, that where you're standing, was once 10 feet under in water and sewage..... yum.

Completely renovated in 2013. Separate area for the little ones, large field, lots of places to sit…read moreand enjoy the park. Parking and close to train station and Winchester Center.

Awesome place to get some swings in and pitching work! The owner/manager is helpful with the kids…read moretoo - great, upbeat, and encouraging attitude. Will continue to go!

I was happy to see this site be turned into a green space. There's little plaques with information…read morearound the park, it was cool to see that most, if not all of the materials are recycled materials. Even the walkway is actually made up of ground glass, not concrete or asphalt. I'm not sure I feel about that (the prospect of falling on such a surface sounds terrible). Otherwise, a nice little park in Downtown Peabody.

There are a couple trails in this area. Goose Pond Trail AKA Wilder Trail runs behind a housing…read moredevelopment with the pond in view but not real close along an old railroad bed. Exit the development and there is a paved path running west towards Nashoba Regional High School. Neither is particularly ambitious and plant life is typical for the area. Good for beginning hikers or those out of shape from the winter like me.