Okay, I love, love, love Maple Street Park. I have two young children and this is definitely one…read moreof our favorite places to hang out. I love the ratio of equipment for the age of my kids--plenty of baby/toddler swings and slides. Also little rocking ride on equipment. The only thing that could make it a little better for us would be a swing for special needs kids as my older daughter can't sit safely in a regular swing due to her needs. But we make do with what is there very nicely :) The grounds are super well kept and part of a larger park which includes a baseball and soccer (I think) field. I am kind of obsessed with the beautiful flower garden that they have in the parking lot. I would love to be able to steal their gardener for a day to help me make something similar. There is a pool as well with a waterslide. We've never actually used the pool but it very popular and always crowded. There is also a skate park for older kids which is really cool. At least it looks cool--I don't know the first think about skateboarding. I am always impressed by how respectful the skaters seem to be about safety rules. It looks like a lot of fun. Anyhow, this is a really nice park with great shade on hot days. There are always lots of super friendly people there to chat with as well.

I love this park…read more It is beautiful. It is clean and well kept. I remember coming here after school with a few hours to waste, would buy snacks on the way and just lazy around enjoying the sunshine. What a life, it really just makes me so happy. Coming here again brings back good memories.

My wife and I are baseball fans. While traveling we would look for minor league stadiums to visit…read more When I was planning our trip up to Quebec I found the Vermont Lake Monsters. The minor league team of the Oakland A's farm system. They were playing the night we would be there so I ordered tickets. We spent the afternoon visiting the shops in old Burlington and had a very nice lunch at Sweetwaters. I drove to the field had no problem getting a parking spot in the facilities parking lot, $3. The field is your typical minor league field with lots of advertising posters on the outfield walls. Our seats were behind home plate and were covered. Good thing as it was now raining pretty hard and the lightening in the distance did not bode well for a game that night. The staff did it's best to keep the fans in the stands entertained while the umpire and team officials decided whether to play the game in the weather. The lightening storm convinced them to cancel the game. I gave our rain checks to a couple sitting in front of us as we would not be able to use them. We did have a nice visit to Centennial Field perhaps next time we'll get to see a baseball game.

Awesome minor league baseball in America! Wonderful people working in an old but renovated classic…read moreballpark. Tons of activities for the kids. Reasonable prices. Lots of fun watching young ball players pursue their dream of playing in the Major Leagues. Fun!

A hidden treasure! ;-) Great sand box!…read moreLittle kids play ground too!!! Giant field! Newly renovated basket ball courts! Pavilion! Baseball field... with dugouts!!! Close to Al's french fries, Dunkin doughnuts, MC Donald, and the post office! Large parking!! Love it!!!!!!!!

Located behind the Shelburne Town Office and adjacent to the Shelburne Fire Department along US-7…read more(aka Shelburne Road), there are two Little League fields back to back. Complete with bleachers, a raised "press box" behind home plate and shaded areas for the spectators, the fields are in excellent condition. There is free parking available and a concession stand area that might be open during the bigger matches. [Review 18506 overall - 105 in Vermont - 2028 of 2022.]