Really nice park to walk along the water and see nice views of une Tobin Bridge. This park is in a…read moreresidential area so a lot of people come to walk their dogs. There's some benches, tennis courts, and even a playground. It was quite windy but we were bundled up so it wasn't bad.

A beautiful water front park . That is dog friendly. They have free parking although limited . The…read moreplace can get packed especially in the summer. A big open space for going for a walk , reading a good book or having a picnic. They have no public bathrooms.

Great little park next door right on the water. I run down past the Hyatt and it has one of the…read morebest views of downtown. Not a lot of people know about it or go here - except for locals with dogs. Smells like a giant clam at low tide, but that's OK by me.

My favorite most quint park in Eastie. Although dogs aren't allowed there isn't security like piers…read morepark that makes your dog leave! So it's my dogs favorite park to run around in. Nice and small but so beautiful. We go daily .

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 .

My first taste of the Apollinaire Theatre Company was through their 2019 Apollinaire in the Park--…read moreApollinaire Theatre Company's free, outdoor summer show -- performance of the Tony - and Olivier - award winning play, "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time" Held at Port Park in Chelsea, a security guard was by the entrance to the parking lot, and we were directed into the greenery from the basketball court where a manned table with programs greeted us. After we decided between paper and electronic programs, we were walked over to the stage and directed to sit higher up if we had lawn chairs, and lower if we did not. One bathroom with running water was available of the maximum 3 that we would have had if they were all working. The amphitheater is set in what was originally an oil tank, behind some greenery, so we were protected from what was left of the sunlight even when we first arrived. The show started on time at 8pm on their small stage. As planes flew overhead from Logan Airport the noise drowned out the performance, but we made do. This is a nice green space, but you definitely realize you are still in the city.

Rocky surface...It hurts dogs feet and they hate it! Whoever designed this park should have thought…read moreabout if they would run around on small, sharp rocks in their bare feet....Ridiculous and a possible injurious surface to dogs paws!

My Great Dane pup loves the Medford Dog Park! Usually always clean, lots of regulars but also a…read moregood mix of new dogs. Favorite part is the small and large dog side. The only downfall that I've ever experienced is when people who own small dogs bring them into the large dog side (happened every time I've ever gone). Causes me massive stress/anxiety and also has caused my dog to get attacked by an overwhelmed corgi. Other than that we love going to this park! Definitely worth visiting.

Paul Revere Park is one of the best places for photographing the Leonard P. Zakim Bunker Hill…read moreMemorial Bridge. Especially for night scenes, lots of spots in the park offer great views. It is suitable for walking and jogging during summer nights to relax. It is also an excellent place for hanging out and getting rid of work and pressure on Friday afternoon for people working around. Since the park is next to downtown Boston, it may not be always easy for parking.

So I went to the park yesterday after finding it here on Yelp!.... It was a nice place and had a…read moreBeautiful View, but the park itself (And by that I mean Playground) was too grown up for my little one - North Point on the other side of the bridge is just the best for the little one... The parking here is skim, but its not acutal spaces so you can kinda just make your spot as you go... The paths are all over the place & like I mentioned it is a Beautiful view... Just the playground will have to wait another year for us to visit it!

A nice, but small neighborhood park. A nice escape from the nearby city bustle with some lovely…read morefountains. There was a bit of trash left around from discourteous people! Trail is good for jogging or biking though. Should have snapped some photos!

Beautiful little park to come hang out at. Some benches and a path and 2 fountains in the pond…read more If you want to come hang out or go for a nice walk/hike this is a good place to come.

There's a lot of bittersweet nightshade around the perimeter of the park. It has purple flowers and…read moregreen/red berries. It is poisonous to humans and dogs. Other than that, it's a very nice park.

I used to like bringing my pup here but I come less and less as there have been issues. For the…read moremost part I am giving up on dog parks. 1) This park has a tendency of creating a lot of puddles. My silly dog likes to drink puddle water when i am not looking so he gets a dog flue. 2) My pup also tends to get doggie flue from other dogs even though he has had his bortadella shot and all other puppy shots. 3) Some dogs are turning aggressive and dominant towards my pup. As my pup gets older his sexual maturity is more prominent. He is 10 months old now. Most recent visit a boxer tried to attack him. 4) Obedience issues. Dog parks by nature have a tendency of making dogs less obedient. They go wild going around running and jumping so all those commands I taught my dog at home are useless here. 5) I have realized that my pup does not need dog friends. I am his only friend. That is the only friend he needs. After I bring him home from this park he is more rowdy than ever. Trying to establish his dominance on me. As a pack leader I end up spending 30 minutes calming him down. After visiting this dog park I have learned that dogs aren't meant to be at dog parks. There are way too many dangerous and obedience issues that come out of dog parks.

Perfect park tucked away under the Zakim bridge and by Education First. This multi-use park is…read moregreat for bikers, walkers, runners, a playground for families, a skatepark, to come picnic, or to walk to Bunker Hill in Charlestown underneath the bridge. You see TD garden across the river and a nice shot of the bridge. It's quite peaceful and a nice hideaway from the city while still being in it. There is parking but limited, and you pay during the day.

North Point Park is another decent park for photographing the Leonard P. Zakim Bunker Hill Memorial…read moreBridge. The park is not big, but well maintained for walking and jogging. Due to the limited parking spots nearby, it may not be a favorable place for tourists. It is popular with residents nearby, which gives a quiet place for recreation. The park is connected with Paul Revere Park by walkways. Visitors can take pictures from both sides of the Zakim Bridge. The lights along with the walkway are usually on in the evenings. If the metered parking spaces are occupied, some additional spaces are available on the north side of the building of the Education First (EF). Enjoy this neat and quite place for summer.

Mystic River is a muddy hill space with stone benches. Apartment buildings block views. It is a…read moreglorified dog-walk area. Review: 3

There's a nice park that my family and I visited while you're traveling through Massachusetts. We…read morestop by here for a little while just take in the sights and walk the bridge and just had a good family fun day. I stopped here because I remember the movie Mystic River and I wondered if it was the same place I mean it's in Massachusetts and it's called Mystic River so I kind of assumed that maybe it is is