Top Parks in Lawrence, Essex county, Massachusetts, United states

Donovan Park

Address: 547-, 569 Andover St, Lawrence, MA 01843, USA

“A great park to share with the family”

Den Rock Park

Address: Winthrop Ave, Lawrence, MA 01840, USA

“A surprisingly diverse park that surely has special beauty in all seasons. I appreciated the labyrinth of trails with consistent paint splash markings. There are a number of attractive features including a massive granite rock face that towers over the trail. I was also drawn to the giant beaver dam in an expansive marsh, a lazy stretch of the Shawsheen River along the Blue trail and a dark swamp on the back side of the park. It's a great place for dog walking as well as biking and rock climbing.”

Cronin Playground

Address: Lawrence, MA 01841, USA

Dr. Nina Scarito Park

Address: 49 Brook St, Lawrence, MA 01841, USA

“Nina Scarito Park is the best park in Lawrence. Some improvements needed (playground, swing, benches...water...), but this park is just impressive: Basketball court, playground, covered spots, green, walkways/Spicket River walkway, community gardens...”

Durant Square

Address: 88 E Haverhill St, Lawrence, MA 01841, USA

“Se los recomiendo”

Bourgoin Park

Address: Lawrence, MA 01841, USA

Bruce School Park

Address: Lawrence, MA 01841, USA

Gagnon Park

Address: 40 Providence St, Lawrence, MA 01841, USA

“It's a nice looking park, I enjoyed bringing my little siblings there to play”

Reservoir Park

Address: 349 Ames St, Lawrence, MA 01841, USA

“Nice hills and track for runners and for regular people to walk.”

Geisler Memorial Pool

Address: Lawrence, MA 01841, USA

“Nice pool area with plenty parking”

Mullaney Park

Address: Lawrence, MA 01841, USA

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Address: LAWR-161_0_1_0, Lawrence, MA 01843, USA

“Great park to relax! But he aware people go there and put their EXCESSIVE LOUD MUSIC, there is no pleasure to hang around during those times! But during the morning hours, it's Great to be there!”

Mount Vernon Park

Address: Lawrence, MA 01843, USA

“Baseball fields and walking trails around.”