Great playground for kid's best playground ever a lot of hills and things that block the view…read more Statistics Good for groups - yes Good for kid's - yes Location - Cambridge common

It was cute but not much for younger children, I was slipping all over the place and so was my…read moretoddler. Definitely wouldn't recommend for like 4 and under!

Please. You can't possibly call this a park. This is hardly larger than a pigpen and much smaller…read morethan the typical stable. I could actually make a great stable out of this place. Whatever you call it, it's a nice spot in a quiet neighborhood. Kid and dog friendly. Sincerely, Dwight K. Schrute Assistant Regional Manager Dunder Mifflin, Scranton Branch

This park is a cute little spot very quiet. It's kind of set in like a backside street of a…read moreneighborhood. It has swings for babies, toddlers, and children and then it has like a small little set up. Nothing spectacular but cute for a nice quiet day.

Have been driving by this park for years going back & forth to Babies/Toys in Woburn and one day…read morejust decided to stop in... Love the park (at least from the street) The Big one loved the maze climby things... However, there is no walkway to get from the big park to the little park in the back without having to walk out of the park and all the way around... There are stairs (but with a baby stroller) I had to walk out and all the way around - Not far, just had to make sure my child didn't face plant off the jungle gym while I was running all the way around!

My nephews LOVE the playground here…read more Victory Park is an area in Medford that has a soccer field, a basketball court, a tennis court, and what they call a "tot lot". This is a review of the playground. My nephews like it a lot. We call it the "Spiderman playground" because it has these awesome rope-structures you can climb and navigate. When they were 3 or 4, it was a bit difficult, but not impossible to use the rope structure. Now that they are over 5 - it's perfect for them. It also has a lower section of the playground which has some swings and a typical playground jungle-gym thing. It's cool. They always like exploring this place. It has that weird bouncy-floor surface thing going on which is always a plus. It's a bit sunny though - even though there are trees around, there's really no good shade on the lot - so it does get a bit weary on us adults. Ice cream truck usually stops by - awesome. Street-parking only. I think. The field is kind of tucked away behind the "tot lot". It's not a terribly big playground, but it is fenced in from the street and it's worth a visit if you're in the area with your kids.

Great views of the Boston skyline, free street parking, and quiet peaceful vibes. What more can you…read moreask for? This is the perfect place for a picnic. I went midday on a Saturday and it was pretty quiet and a perfect calm picnic date. They seem to have newly renovated the space and there is a nice playground for the kids and some picnic tables at the bottom of the hill for families to enjoy. There was actually a birthday happening at the bottom of the hill when I was there.

A great place to enjoy some fresh air while taking in a beautiful view of Boston. This park…read morefeatures a newly renovated playground, lots of green space, and even activities such as movie nights or fourth of july fireworks specials. I love coming to the place and taking a moment to lie down on the grass and watch the clouds roll by. Bringing my boyfriend here and doing this made it all the more special too!

Duggar Park...what can I say? If you have any ties to "West Meffa" then you already can understand…read morethe history and appreciate its past. Duggar Park has been a West Meffa institution since my Dads younger days (he just turned 70!), back when West was the predominantly Black neighborhood of Medford. The Rhône tennis courts were named after a well known resident, and events are held throughout the spring/summer here. There's 2 playgrounds here, a sprinkler some tennis courts and a basketball court all along the Mystic river neighboring Somerville. And maybe even once in awhile you'll catch the ice cream truck stopping by. I have so many great memories of this park from the 80s/90s there's no reason why it doesn't deserve 5 stars. It's a great local small park if you're in the area great for kids and families.

Nice little park for kids 2-5. Right on the Mystic River. Some trash around but generally a nice…read morefeeling. Sign says to avoid park at dawn and dusk due to mosquito and tick borne illnesses. Swings, tennis courts and basketball courts next to kids areas. Would come back.

Perfect park for toddlers in the early walking stage up through probably about 2 or 3 years (I'll…read morekeep you posted). Lots of functional toys: scooters, trucks, baby walkers, and sand toys for the big sandbox. Rounded edged surfaces and a lot of padded ground let's parents sit back a bit, either in the porch swings or on any of the benches scattered throughout.

Great park for the younger children. Plenty of age appropriate toys plus swings and a sandbox…read more Its nice having a younger themed park as the kids can all play together.

Being a local I know all about Trum Field. You got softball, baseball, basketball and soccer (I…read morethink). All ages and all levels. The renovations gave us a beautiful pavilion and well kept much needed bathrooms. 4th of July celebrations occur on the Thursday before the 4th. The police shut down that section of Broadway to all cars and the area gets packed with people. They have street vendors selling balloons and glow sticks, fried dough, pizza and other normal fair food. All leading up to what I believe is a great fireworks show in the Ville. Added bonus- it's like a mini reunion seeing so many people that I grew up with...

Capt. K and I visited the Trum Field Playground after hearing they had water sprinkler that had…read morebeen turned on during Memorial Day weekend. The playground is small. A single climbing structure sitting on a woodchip area. It's in good condition and seems to have been built/installed very recently. There are 2 toddler swings, 2 big kid swings. The highlight was definitely the sprinkler. It basically involves a push button that activates a sprinkler set in the ground that shoots straight up. The sprinkler consists of 5 mini-steams, so its good if your kid wants to put his/her hand in it. The other nice thing is that the sprinkler area is fairly well shaded, so I could see it being good for really hot days. My biggest complaint of the park is the surrounding area. It feels like an industrial area with the Somerville City Offices right next to it. There's a busy street next to the park that is trafficked by many large trucks. Also the train tracks are right next to the sprinkler area, which can be awesome if your kid is into trains (which thankfully Capt. K is) or kind of scary if they're not into loud noises. So to summarize, it's a serviceable park with a sprinkler located in an area that isn't aesthetically pleasing. As parks with sprinklers become a necessity in the hot days of summer, I'll be adding Trum Playground to the rotation for the sake of variety. But it's not really a "destination" playground.

This playground is spacious but even better there is a huge field adjacent to it. I come here on my…read morewalks and during winter it's not the most active scene but still a nice place to let your dog free or run around if you're a runner.

The playground appears aged and could benefit from better maintenance. Some equipment shows signs…read moreof wear, impacting the overall experience.