What an amazing playground! It has both tot appropriate equipment & stuff for older kids too…read more The only problem is it's pretending to be accessible but it isn't actually because there's mulch everywhere. It's larger than most playgrounds I bring my daughter to. There's a private lot for the playground & the playground itself is fenced in.

This is our favorite playground and we are lucky it's so close! There are two separate playgrounds,…read moreone for smaller kids and one for big kids. There are climbing apparatus's for different ages and tons of swings. They also have a pirate ship, a car and a few other things for the kids to ride. We have gone here during covid but starts to get crowded around 9am. Most people who go here have been pretty good about wearing their masks who can I appreciate. The town does maintain it, as I often see someone emptying the trash.

Wow! What a lovely playground…read more Some other Quincy Moms recommended it and we finally checked it out yesterday. My 3 year old spent over an hour running all around - trying out everything. Most of the equipment is tot lot age but older siblings can find fun too. There are swings, slides, music makers, "car wheel", and some other fun turn and things happen games. There's even tic tac toe! We'll definitely be back.

This playground is a little climber's paradise! It has so many things to climb on and explore. The…read morespinning gazebo is such a cool feature. The playground is suitable for younger toddlers as well as older kids. The basketball court and tennis courts are in great shape and well maintained. There is even an outdoor ping pong table! There are no bathrooms and only street parking.

Great park! Playground tends to fill with kids in the afternoon. Basketball court is open most of…read morethe time. One of the basketball systems towards Sagamore Street (left side facing Sagamore) tends to be 9 foot 6 inches. Basketball court is a high school court. High school 3 pointer. Two tennis courts which gets use often.

Ryan Park (aka the Father Francis A. Ryan Memorial Playground) is a public park and playground area…read morein the Mattapan section of Boston, Massachusetts. Amenities at the park include a playground with multiple playscapes, a splash pad with a wading pool, basketball courts, tennis courts, public restrooms with changing areas, walking paths, and convenient access to the nearby Neponset River Greenway. My family and I visited Ryan Park this past summer while we were cycling along the Neponset River Greenway. I had previously visited the park back in 2023 while I was cycling the trail with my older son. He had a lot of fun playing on the playscapes. Unfortunately, I didn't bring his bathing suit along on that trip and he felt bad that he couldn't play on the splash pad. On my more recent trip to Ryan Park, we were joined by my wife and younger son and this time we made sure to bring bathing suits. We were pleasantly surprised to see that the splash pad had been completely redone since my last trip. The newer splash pad had features that were more consistent with a wading pool. Both of my sons had a blast splashing around. Once swim time was over, we all enjoyed our prepared picnic lunch on a nearby picnic table. Afterwards, both boys had fun running around on the playscapes. Overall, my whole family thinks that Ryan Park is a great place for young children and it's easily accessible by motor vehicle, bicycle, or public transportation.

Why did I only find this on the LAST day of summer??!?…read more Seriously though. This spray park is AMAZING. It is really just a water slide short of being an actual tot water park. You would pay a $60 entry fee for access to a little water play area like this at a big water park. It's got a really good sized wading pool with lifeguards on duty. There are tons of spray features - an alligator, a turtle and a snake. There's also this awesome bucket contraption that fills up six buckets with water and then dumps them out over and over. It's totally fun! There are plenty of benches, with nice sun canopy shades overhead. There's even a bathroom / shower facility adjacent to the water features! That's just the water park. Ryan playground is seriously stacked. There's a huge area with two giant play structures. It's got a wood chip base (not updated with the rubberized surface that many newer playgrounds have) and some benches. There are also tennis and basketball courts! And it looks like they are currently finishing construction of a walkway to provide access to the Neponset River walkway. I'm excited for that! Last but not least - this is Boston after all - there is a parking lot! YES - parking. It is small, but dammit, it's there and it's free!!! We will be back SO many times. I wish it didn't take me this long to realize this place was 5 minutes from my house. Hidden Bostonplayground gem!

One of the nicer playgrounds IMO. Site is clean, well maintained, and there is a lot of open space…read morefor kids to run around as well. We used to come here often when we lived nearby so it was nice to revisit and see the playground again. Highly recommend if you live nearby and you have young energetic kids!

I love this playground in Milton. Great for infants up to teens!…read more The ground of the playground is bouncy material - safe for littles to fall on. There are all sorts of hidden gem fun: the rain wall for example & the drums. Plenty of parking but missing one star because there's no restroom available.

This park is named for Henry M. Faxon, who bequeathed the land to the people of the city of Quincy…read morein 1919. The main feature of the park is the regulation sized track and field facility which was getting a nice workout today from several folks doing laps and getting their exercise. Too hot for me and I already had two miles from walking around Quincy. In addition to the track, the park also has a playground and five lighted tennis courts. [Review 15226 overall, 728 of 2021, number 1088 in Massachusetts.]

I recently found this track and I could not be happier! The surface is not as hard on your body as…read morecement or asphalt (for those new to running or even just looking to gauge how their body reacts to different surfaces) and the track and surrounding park is extremely well-maintained and spotlessly clean! I do find that running on a track makes me tired faster than running in a straight line but that has nothing to do with the track itself :) Overall, I feel very lucky that this track is located so close to where I'm staying!!