Solid little park. Theres a brand new track. At least 5 sport fields. Picnic tables. A small…read moreplayground. A water fountain to play in. You can walk around the perimeter. Great place to hang out.

This expansive park offers a diverse selection of sports fields, delightful walking and running…read morepaths, as well as ample parking space. Accessing the park is convenient and there are numerous activities available to make the most of your visit.

It's a great option for dogs and owners but would be nice if it wasn't all gravel. Good thing is…read morethey always have poop bags on deck

A nice park that has a nice areas for dogs . Any place where dogs out welcomed is my…read moreKind of place . Parking is very difficult but if you find it this park is a gem .

I love this dog park. It's big! Lacks grass and trees... However, there's plenty of room for medium…read moreto large dogs and a small area on left for smaller dogs. I usually bring my own water for my pup and hand sanitizer, plus my own poop bags just to be prepared. My furbaby started going here at 16 weeks old.

Great place to bring the dogs, I would definitely recommend this dog park it has a small dog side…read moreand a big dog side

This is actually a really nice little park. Big lawn for soccer games, decent sized baseball…read morefield, two basketball courts, a separate paved area for roller hockey or doing bmx bike tricks, and a fun little play-structure area means there's something to do for everyone. I really enjoy coming here wednesdays after work and shooting hoops with my co-workers. It's a good crowd of people, a good mix of young adults, kids, and professionals unwinding after work or on weekends. You wouldn't really expect it in the middle of all of the warehouses and biotech companies.

Beautiful park that offers several event fields (baseball diamond and track) and hiking trails…read more Very scenic with a play area for kids. I used to bike there as child and eat a brown paper bag lunch to pass a few hours in the summer. They once hosted an array of live animals, but that is a thing of the past.

Went to throw a picnic baby shower. The private huts are cute. But there are no picnic benches…read moreunder any we found!!! We set up on the floor except there are so many insects and bugs due to the unkept grounds. The website shows a private hut with bench but doesn't state there are no tables for all (MISLEADING!). The map also doesn't identify where the single benches are.

Predatory refund policies (in EXTREMELY fine print in a two page waiver). Beware. Will cancel your…read morerace MONTHS in advance for non-COVID reasons and not fully refund or give a complimentary entry to another race.

Eddie O's races are the best. Most of the races take place in Cambridge, hence the name of the…read moreorganization. However, in recent years he has started adding some creative races in the Greater Boston area that are quite fun as well. His website gives a great preview to all the fun that takes place at the races. You can sign up through the website using Race Menu. A few days before the race, you pick up your bib number and t-shirt. I can't remember a time where I've picked up a bib number and not seen Eddie there greeting people and getting to know race participants. The t-shirts are fantastic, super soft and end up being a part of my summer casual wardrobe. Race day is well organized, especially as he has a few races under his belt. All the necessary items for a successful race are there: 1. Bag check - still recommend packing light and running with keys, license, etc. There are plenty of volunteers helping with bag check station before and after the race. 2. Water stops along the way and snacks at the end. Eddie has done a good job creating sponsorship opportunities and getting water, bananas, and energy bars in the hands of runners. Usually he has some pizza show up as well. 3. Volunteers along the race route provided encouragement and directions at major intersections. The roads of Cambridge are blocked off, so you can run freely and safely. 4. Dance-off (how many other races have a dance-off)....which is influenced by the most important thing..... 5. And that is the BEER. Eddie has brought in wonderful local craft brewers who keep the beer flowing for hours. Cambridge Brewing Company, Night Shift, Notch, Slumbrew, and Pretty Things are all regular contributors to the imbibing. I've been running these races since the first Oktoberfest a few years ago and they've only gotten better over the years. As of now he has the following races scheduled: 1. Freedom Run - near Galleria around Memorial Day 2. Sasquatch Trail Run at Middlesex Fells/Stone Zoo in July 3. Big Bad Wolf - 5 mile race in Ipswich 4. Oktoberfest - Cambridge Brewing Company in Kendall Sq. in early October 5. Yulefest - Harvard Sq race in early December The race themes usually lead to some inventive costumes from race participants. Overall, it's a great race experience and if you are looking for some fun 5Ks to run during the year, look no further.

Great dog park that's not too far from the city. There's a huge field where the dogs can run / play…read morefetch and many trails around there for if you want to get out of the sun or go for a walk yourself (on the trails you're supposed to leash your dog but it's maybe 50/50 but haven't ever seen anyone complain). There's no in-place water source for the dogs, but plenty of people bring water and are happy to share. My pup always has a great time and can't wait to go back!

I have been trying to find a place for my Siberian to run around and this is the place that didn't…read moredisappoint. The great opening field and flat terrain gives it the perfect size and ample ground for any dog of any size to run and play and socialize. Sporting roughly an acre of grass and multiple hiking trails to choose from, this is indeed a great spot for any high energy dog.

I think it's awesome that there's finally a place in Everett that we can take our dogs and let them…read moreoff leash to play.. It may not be the biggest park but I don't think my dog cares I think she's just happy to have somewhere where she can be a dog for a little bit.. Thank you Everett and we really hope you keep it.

This is by far the worst dog park I've ever seen. Around the area is construction and the park…read moreitself doesn't have anything. Just a empty lot with a few benches and a pit sand. Only good thing about this is it's a place that's gated so atleast your dog can run