Love how you can drive right up to the fishing pier! The sunsets here are beautiful and I saw lots…read moreof people catching squid.

Tiny park, you might need to loop it a few times for a decent walk but as others have said it is a…read moreperfect place to walk kids or a dog. Great fishing spot - once the flounder capital of the world. Make sure to read the placards placed all around the park to learn some history of the "island" (now completely land connected) to Quincy. There always seems to be a strong breeze here, bring a kite. The funny thing about this place is that it shares land with the MWRA which operates a large sewage plant here, don't worry you can't smell anything but fresh air. What's priceless is with a multimillion dollar plant on site you have to use one of the portable johns if mother nature calls, so "Boston".

This is an adorable park with 2 playgrounds and a beautiful walking path along the marsh…read more My 2 year old daughter loved the playground yesterday but it doesn't have swings so we'll probably be bouncing back and forth between this and the Tot Lot playground up the street The playground is on mulch and has 2 sections - one for toddlers and another for older kids. There's a fireman's pole to slide down in both sections. It's dog friendly too but please keep them leashed and clean up after them. There are a few engraved rocks too that have some history and some just facts about nature.

Hidden jewel on Quincy Shore Drive. Park offers a good amount of parking. If you want views of…read moreWollaston Beach without sandy feet come here. Great for children, there's a playground. Amazing place to have a bbq or picnic. Stunning views all year round. Great spot to take photos. A short walk to the restaurants on Wollaston Beach.

Beautiful 200 acre park tucked in the middle of the city…read more Tree Pond The old ice house Playgrounds Ball fields Lovers Lane And don't forget to follow the wall !

Cool neighborhood park in Quincy…read more I'm in town for work and wanted to get outside for a walk since the weather is so nice this week so I decided to Google parks nearby and saw this was only a few blocks from me. As I drove into the park, I noticed the playground to my left. As I drove in further, I noticed several trails both on my right and left side. As I pulled in a little further, I noticed a softball game going on. I then pulled all the way to the back of the park and decided to park and walk through some of the trails. There are many different trails intertwining throughout the park. This is a great place to walk the trails, bring your dogs, bring the kids to play at the playground, great place to work out or just to come and relax.

Sweet little park with swings and paved trails. Parking available on street…read more It is a landmark and although people rarely go outside these days, this little park is worth the trip.

I have lived in Dorchester all my life and never visited this park until the other day when I…read morestopped along the Ave. and, with a friend with our cameras, decided to take a closer look. This is a park whose natural beauty, landscaping, Fall color and tranquil setting is worth seeing and visiting in all seasons. I posted four of a dozen pictures I took and I think they say it all. I'll add this place to Arnold Arboretum as one of the places I go to photograph and walk. Give it a view. You won't be disappointed.

Ive been hiking here since I moved to abington from Florida over 15+ years ago! Still enjoy hiking…read morewalking and riding quads out in the woods just wish everyone could learn to respect the environment and not tag it with spray paint especially when it's not done well it is just babbling ! Should be illegal and have ppl out there watching the coming vans goings

Went there at least 10 times it's really good a bunch of people say "Oh I hate that park" and…read morehonestly I can't take it when they say that, because the park is so good the only thing is that on the first time I went at the end I get really confused because there isn't really any signs saying that i finished

Union Point is actually also called "South Field" because that was it's name since it was a Naval…read moreAirbase. It isn't named that now, but everyone still calls it that, even tho' it's been renamed. The reason it was renamed Union Point was due to different towns having partial parts of them inside it, but it's generally South Weymouth. For years, you could still walk around, and take your pets here. There were some incredibly awesome high end playgrounds of the highest quality, but they are all fenced off now. Now, there are a lot of new roads, bike trails, foot hiking trails, and the canal that snakes throughout neighborhoods like Greentree, Gaslight Village, and other areas also runs through South Field which then flows into Weymouth Great Pond reservoir which is where all of the running water comes from. This canal also has a wide open section that resembles a small reservoir lake where wild life likes to haunt. There are a lot of types of wildlife lurking everywhere: wild turkey flocks, orals, gold finches, Eastern Coyotes, foxes, wild geese, sparrows, hawks, kestrels, blue jays, cardinals, robins, ducks, herons, cranes, seagulls, feral cats, lots of rabbits, skunks, and moles. Probably lots more, but those are the most common ones I've seen. The best times of year to shoot photography are on sunny days in the spring (which are rare) because the sakura cherry blossoms are in bloom. But hurry, because the rain comes out of nowhere and knocks the petals down quickly. Summer is pretty good as well, but you will get a different look earlier in the summer than middle and end. The fall is also a fantastic time to shoot photos. It's usually pretty warm in the fall as well. Some people tell me they like sledding here in the winter. But, I never do that. I don't like the cold. Unfortunately, there used to be shaded picnic tables by Shea Field Memorial Grove, but some cold heartless demon chained them upside down after Hurricane Sandy, and then finally got rid of them. So, no picnics for you guys! Hmph! But, there's a dog park with portable restrooms now, and you can also go to the Aircraft Hanger now called "The Hang Out" and get drunk if you have cash. There's events here every weekend. You can also ride your bike, and the set from "Ghost Busters" is around here as well.

Very nice space that was repurposed exceptionally well, and the grove is maintained extremely well…read moreby a group of individual volunteers. Located at the former Naval Air Station South Weymouth, the base was repurposed for many different things, as it stands of late no golf course.

Nice mile loop on the hill. It was a lot shorter then I expected. You get to see the Boston skyline…read morebut when we got on top people did some graffiti that was totally disgraceful. Parking is available good place for a walk with the dog and family.

Great view of the Blue Hills, Boston Skyline. Through various trails a 2-3 mile hike can be made…read more Canoe rentals on site with access to the Neponset River. Open sunrise to sunset, no camping.

Recommend you read the signs and stuff. Place is spooky but really cool! Interesting…read moregeographically considering you can drive here but it's in the middle of the Boston harbor islands. AMAZING view!

Fort Revere Park is small and has some excellent views of Brewster Islands and lighthouses, Boston,…read moreand the south shore, with several picnic tables to help visitors relax with a book, company, and/or a meal. However, all of the historical structures on-site have been vandalized, especially with spray paint, making it much harder to appreciate the history of this park. Some rooms are very dark and could be described as downright spooky. It's also in need of structural repair.