Perfect for kids! Safe location. Clean water. Not too many people. Quiet. Nice playground!read more

The park is leveled, no sign or notification of this. A true disappointment for the kids.read more

Great spot for families with small children! Lots of shade. Not much seating at the splash pass so…read morebring a chair to watch your little run around.

$5? Literally $5? This park is beautiful and open! Such amazing trails for hiking, walking,…read moreprobably biking if you want! The splash pad is a lot of fun. The kids loved the workout trails. The mushroom population is flourishing in here. Thank you for this beautiful space.

We went on a fantastic snowy walk here with our dog. The Acorn trail is open for hiking in the…read morewinter- dogs allowed. We parked in the lot for the ski touring, crossed the road, and were on our way. We did the North and South loop of the Acorn trail, totaling about 2.5-3 miles. The trail was decently traversed, but I would definitely recommend hiking/snowboots in the winter. It was very peaceful and beautiful here - tall pines and some big pastures.

One of my favorite places to go for the summer . They have great hiking and biking trails ! There…read moreis a delicious icecream place with animals as well . Such a beautiful scenic place definitely a summer must see

This is a great trail. I've taken it from Lowell all the way to Sudbury. We're at connects to MA…read moreCentral Trail. St Sudbury you can extend your ride/hike on Central Tail all the way to Marlboro. Once you're out of Chelmsford the trail is paved and smooth. There are a lot of frost heaves and roots that affect the ride in Chelmsford. Enjoyable and mostly shaded ride

Big fan of the Bruce Freeman! I actually took the Commuter Rail to the West Concord stop to hop on…read morethe trail, bonus points for accessibility! The path was nicely maintained and not too busy. On the way back from Lowell, I decided to ride all the way home to the city. I was able to mainly take back roads and trails (Bruce Freeman to Reformatory to Minuteman), which was very cool! I'd definitely come back again.

Heart pond is closed due to harmful algae bloom. Park has some flooding at this time. Check the…read moretown camera at the link below. If you see fencing is up it's closed. 100% keep your dogs out of the water. Town positing ion closure is poor online. No water contact , including fishing and boating https://www.chelmsfordtv.org/channels/live-views-of-chelmsford/

It a cool little place. The water was warm but a little dark and there were little fishes swimming…read morearound. Its quiet and there is free parking. Its really peaceful.

The park is clean and has a lot of room. People were sledding and it was the perfect size hill to…read moresled on. Some teenagers brought their speakers and we enjoyed their music. They stayed there distance and were respectful. The hill has a rough bump that you should be aware of if you sled down.

Bring a blanket picnic basket and watch the kids have fun in both splah pad and playground..dont…read moreforget the hand wipes!!

The kids love this playground. It has different types of activities for them to explore and have…read morefun!

it's a really cool park for warm days but the metal really rusts on the monkey bars and the slides…read moreleave some rug burns. I understand this is normal and it is a really good park for kids but not for kids 10 and over. My 10 year old has lost interest for it but will go if her friends go to hang out. there is also a baseball field and some benches and table to hang out if you don't want to use the playground. There is also a little roofed area with no walls but it is a perfect place to eat.

Love this park! I see a lot of age group walking /running/biking here. Great for doggies too! Nice…read moreview!a great find! Plenty of parking on the side street. Dunks and Ice cream place very near, a plus!

Rynne Beach in Lowell is part of the Vandenberg Esplanade, better known as The Boulevard. This…read morepark is on the Merrimack River in Lowell and includes a long walking path along the water and an open-air stage across from Heritage Ice Cream. At the far end is the Lowell University Boat House. At the other end is Rynne Beach. The water isn't crystal clear (it's Lowell), but it really isn't very dirty. It's a nice sandy beach, good for children and adults. There's usually a life guard on duty in season. There are restrooms right behind it. There's a tiny parking lot there and a slightly larger one just on the other side of the stage area (next to the beach), but parking is allowed on the street. Picnics/bbqs and camping are allowed on the grassy areas on either side of the beach.