Well maintained and clean. We took our 3 grandkids and they had a ball. The time we went we were…read morethe only ones there. It was like having the grandkids in our own backyard. Very nice

Very cute play area for kids with lots of shade for babies. Many trees and big parking lot. Highly…read morerecommend

The whole place is amazing, especially the "castle". The trails are very well maintained, and VERY…read morewell marked. And the lake is beautiful. The best part is how amazing it is for dogs! Highly recommend!!

Borderland is a wonderful place. I usually only stay on the main trail for walking and running…read more Plenty of grass areas to play catch or picnic, plus benches and picnic tables throughout. Relaxing, quiet, and so many nice spots to enjoy the ponds, waterfall, spring noises of frogs, and foliage in the fall. I ride my bike or run or walk through regularly and enjoy it. I have also taken the kids to some of the mansion tours and the presentations about nature in the park building. Enjoyed those too.

Over a thousand acres in Foxboro and Wrentham, 23 miles of trails, nice and hilly, great place for…read moretaking a long hike, dog walking and mountain biking. Good Mountain Biking/multi-use trails, many challenging areas, some areas are muddy year-round. Few picnic tables. Nice fall colors here as well. Convenient to I95, I495, Rt. 1, close to Gillette Stadium.

I visit Gilbert and Borderland State Forests frequently as I live in Norton. Both have pros and…read morecons, but I overall Foxboro is better imo. The wide variety of trails and the mileage of trails is why visit here more. Dog friendly and very relaxed leash policy. Trails are pretty well maintained. Very rocky and hilly. Lots of watering holes, but most are dried up toward the middle of season. Trails are marked via painted trail markers on trees or rocks. Maps are scarce so make sure to snap a pic of one before venturing. The yellow trail from start to finish is ~9 miles alone and most trails interlink with each other. Very easy to get lost if you don't know the park. Parking is free. I usually park on Mill st where the State Forest Fire department is located, but there's probably 10+ parking areas surrounding the park including one off route 1 near Gillette. Con: terrain is tough, especially if you want to run. Also easy to get lost. I can't stress this enough. Take a pic of the map before going in the park. 4/5 stars

Fulton pond is still one of the best parks and ponds in the area…read more There is regular and handicapped parking in the private lot. Benches are provided. There is a new fishing dock. Lunch tables are available near the fountains by the stream. Duck do visit the pond. However, there has been an increase in geese in recent years. Signs are posted stating not to feed the birds. There is plenty of grass for a blanket or picnic. A special treat is the yearly rubber duck race for young children. Still a local pleasure, we will return.

Such a nice place to picnic and watch the sun set. A few…read morepicnic tables and benches are available.

Everything. Both bathroom sinks are clogged. Most if not all toys are old and broken. Missing…read morepieces. It's nothing like the owners before it was bought and name changed. Very disappointed! The owner isn't here. She moved out of state and it shows. Too bad!

Don't go to this place. Customer comes first is not the mentality here. We have been charged for…read moreover a year after canceling our membership due to the cleansliness of the place ( throw up in ball pit) once we noticed we called and they said we don't know how that happen but essentially tough crap we are not doing anything for you. We will not be going again and we will be telling all our friends with kids the same. We will also be reporting to the BBB. I would give zero stars if I could

A pretty fun facility. I'd say the indoor playground is definitely more suitable for older kids…read morelike maybe 5+. It can get pretty loud with all the birthday parties going on. They do have arcade games that are pretty reasonably priced. It gets super busy here on the weekend afternoons, be prepared to park far away and then walk.

The kids loved it! Laser Tag was definitely fun and definitely go back. Reasonably priced, and it's…read morefor all ages

Named after local hero Deborah Sampson…read morehttps://www.yelp.com/biz/deborah-sampson-monument-sharon?hrid=xQDWza-bJ1nNpZB2VrkpLA, this 50 acre park is operated by the Town of Sharon and is open to the public. Five baseball fields, tennis courts, basketball court, playground and over 1.3 miles of public trails. Baseball fields are in great shape with dugouts, bleachers and large backstops. The tennis courts looks good. The ball fields can be reserved and books. [Review 15257 overall, 759 of 2021, number 1116 in Massachusetts.]

It appeared it should be near the juxtaposition of the first side street as it was easy to track…read morestreet numbers. At the corner, there was a sizable rec park with no signage. I did not come across the Deborah Sampson Park at all, even with the exact address input into GPS.