Love crossing the bridge taking a a stroll to the fitness area. Plenty of room for a picnic or bike…read moreride. Summers are fun as they have various events and festivals. Will be back.

This is probably one of the best parks that I've ever had the pleasure of visiting. It has…read moreeverything in place for you to play volleyball softball soccer fishing, trails , tennis, boat ramp you're able to kayak on the river little further down is some disc golf it is a well thought out beautiful park I hope to visit again one day

Great day on the water with a local family business! Very comfortable boat and many fish caught!read more

Great time on the harbor with Captain Mike. He was great with my kids, they all caught a flounder…read more Similar to Nantucket Critter cruise, but easier to get to;) Right next to Boston Garden, just over the bridge and plenty of parking. Can't wait to book a week day trip this Summer with my out of town guests, show them Boston from the harbor.

Captain Riccardo and Judah did a great job with us. They worked hard, got us on fish and scored…read more Awesome job, looking forward to getting back on the water with Trinarcia again. Thanks for a great day on the water.

I get nervous in the water whether it's on a boat or swimming...only because I can't swim and I…read morehave anxiety. My family and I had so much fun on Rick's boat. His boat is clean and steady. We went lobster fishing. The boat is so steady, it wasn't rocking around too much. Rick gave us each a job to do. One was to record how many lobsters in the trap, which were keepers and which we had to throw back because it was either female (breeder) or too small. I had the job of measuring the lobster for size. Rick taught us that if it's a breeder, you clip the tail to indicate that it's a breeder. My sister in law was recording the number caught in each trap. My brother in law helped with steering the boat (he has a boat too.) My husband helped with gathering the lobster trap with a pole. I didn't know pig skin is used as bait. Although I was nervous, Rick kept me busy with putting bands on the lobster claws. I became an expert at it. At the end of the day, Rick put our catch on the grill. Let me tell you, grilled lobsters are the best! Especially when it's fresh out of the ocean. There was also a small crab in the catch too. I had forgotten about being nervous in the boat. Definitely book a trip with Rick, he makes boating fun! Even for people with anxiety being in the water. I want to go boating again with Rick this summer! I'm not anxious with Rick. He's great! Maybe this time I'll learn to fish!

Get Tight Fishing is the real deal. I've been out with Brian twice now and caught absolute giants…read more I learn a ton just talking with him while we're out there too. I will absolutely be out there with him again and recommend him to everyone. Every step of the way was dialed, from pre-trip communication to lines in the water to landing huge fish.

Captain Brian Coombs took my friends and I fishing in Boston Harbor this May. He is a professional…read moreand knowledgeable Captain and we had the opportunity to catch many stripers and flounder. We had a sensational day and will be booking another fishing trip. Thank you Brian! So glad Al Gags recommended you. Shawn B.

NICE SCENIC AREA!!!!!!!!!!!!! Close to the green line too…read morejust about 14 min walk :-)

The easy, scenic trails that trace the pond attract families, joggers, fishers and dog walkers…read morealike. What motivated me was the large hunks of New England Puddingstone perfect for beginner to intermediate climbers and solid bouldering. I won't get into specific climbs, but the Boston Rocks book by the MIT Outing Club is a great reference. A practical tip though: many of the rocks are shaded by enormous hemlocks, and are often times a bit slick, so be sure to bring chalk. I'd also get there early, especially on the weekends, cuz it fills up fast and as there are no bolts to anchor from and a limited number of trees up top. You might want to play musical ropes with your climber cohorts. Great option for a quick excursion as it's accessible by the Green line (D) to Chestnut Hill.

What a fun little pond!…read more There is a path that cirles the pond that you can take a stoller on without issues. As you stroll, you'll see lots of birds in the trees & on the pond. There are a few benches on the path of you want to stop & enjoy being in nature. I'll definitely be back soon with baby & stroller in tow.

Great place for a walk around the pond. Can't get lost because the pond is oval and the trail…read morebegins at parking lot and brings you back in about 20 minutes. There are waterfowl turtles and fishing with a permit.

Just finished a private charter with Joe and his crew and it was so much fun!!! The guys are very…read moreknowledgeable with fishing, the harbor and all the local good fishing spots. Captain Joe is such a great time! He answered all my questions, very patient when it came to fishing techniques and kept me laughing. Artie is right there with you the whole time assisting with rods and providing pointers. I wouldn't have asked for a better experience. If you're wondering whom to book with....go ahead and book with Boston Fish Tales!!!! Thank you guys so much!

Great trip with a knowledgeable Capt and mate. Boat was comfortable and clean. Got our boat limit…read moreof Haddock and then came inshore for some flounder. We will be back

Super beautiful great place to go on a walk, run, jog, or to go cycling. There are always people…read morewalking their dog so even if it is a little chilly outside, you will see people enjoying the views. The park is quite long, it starts in Quincy/Dorcester area, goes through Milton, and I believe ends in Mattapan (Since it is a long path, I have not quite walked/cycled the whole way). On warmer days, there are more people out and about, but it doesn't feel crammed at all. Pros: - View of the water & the city depending on where you start - A few places to park your car (I normally park on the Dorcester side and have yet to see the lot completely full) - There are a few athletic fields so could be a great place to play some ball Cons: - There is almost always dog poop in the grassy area so be careful about where you step & if you are considering a picnic I would carefully inspect the floor before laying claim to a piece of grass.

Have always liked the idea of this park with all the land, and the parking right there & picnic…read moretables... There is often not a rush or HUGE amount of people... But after going today with my (almost) 2 Y.O., I realized its not really suitable for a toddler thats just learning how to maneuver the Slides & climbing things... The ground was that rubbery surface, but if he fell he was going to hurt himself & the slides are really high & he has no concept of slow down or be careful... So it is a beautiful place for walks or flying a kite, but the playground is for older kids... Other than that a great place to visit!