"Often described as the crown jewel of the state’s 18-mile coastline, this city of about 22,000—an hour from Boston—combines small-town New England charm (white-steepled churches, notable brick architecture) with big-city amenities. Jenn Bakos, who lives there, notes the abundance of “lots of old brick,” and the town punches above its weight on the food scene: the chefs of Black Trumpet and Vida Cantina have been James Beard semifinalists, as has Matt Louis, the chef-owner of Moxy and The Franklin." - Travel + Leisure Editors
Can't imagine a single reason to bring me here for a second time. Play structures are in very poor shape, there's no slopes or stairs. No shade over swings. Not a great place to come with kids. Maybe if you're passing by and looking for a shaded bench to grab a meal.
Sandra L.
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This playground has a huge field and a good size basketball CT. But for children's the space is limited. It has some swings and climbers but does not have any structure for young toddlers besides two baby swings
Kara H.
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Playground and landscaping in need of immediate attention.
The sports field and running track are well maintained.
Jacquelyn L.
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It's a nice neighborhood park with a quarter mile track. It is a good place to take in a softball game at night!
Ashley T.
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LOVE having this in the neighborhood. The park gets great use for sports, running, walks, kids outdoor playtime, and more!!! A gem for the community.
Bo Y.
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I love to bring my dog here. Great running spot. Parking is convenient.
Ronald L.
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Joe Louis used to train hear now I do(ha ha)! It has a quarter mile track Recreation Area and playground
Lisa D.
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Cute playground with fun equipment
Swings, climbing rope structure, spinning cups, playhouse