18 Splash Pads in Brookline, Massachusetts

A pathway bisects the park, creating a series of functional areas. The park contains a grass area, a sand-based play structure, swings, a spray pool, a wooden-roofed play structure, and a basketball h...

This property, along with Cypress Street Playground, was the town's first land purchase for parks and recreation. This park is comprised of a large athletic field along Brookline Avenue. The park is r...

The many trees in the park and the surrounding wood-frame residences lend this park its domestic character. The mound at the entrance adds interest to an otherwise flat plane. The park has an open law...

The playground has a meadow area and a grove of mature trees. Park recreational facilities include tot's and older children's play area, spray pool, tennis court, basketball court, and an open lawn ar...

The most significant attribute of this park is its hilltop location and striking view of Boston and Cambridge. The park is divided in 2 by Summit Avenue. This potential disruption is ameliorated by th...

The playground is a long, rectangular park located between multifamily houses on the north, Cypress Street on the east, the high school on the west, and the Main Gym and Kirrane Aquatic Center on the ...

Surrounded by family homes and often hosting community events, Emerson Park is not only a beautiful site but also a gathering point for residents. The diverse perimeter plantings and clearly marked, i...

The Daniel W. Warren, Jr. Playground includes one of the 3 largest playing fields in Brookline. It serves the Heath School and neighborhood as well as being a townwide facility for baseball, soccer, a...

Harry Downes Field, surrounded by trees on 2 sides and a dense neighborhood, is across from Olmsted Park. The park includes a track, field facilities, synthetic turf soccer and football fields, and 1 ...

Large mature oaks line the edge of this park. There is open lawn on one side and an extensive array of recreational facilities on the other side. From Dean Road, the park appears as a large, open gree...

The park is bowl shaped with a noticeable grade change, retaining walls on 3 sides, and a sloped grass surface. Play equipment, furniture, and entry points are located on 2 sides. Park recreational fa...

Juniper Street Playground is dominated by a steep slope decorated with mature junipers on its banks. The steep wooded slope embracing the 2 sides of the park provides ample shade. Most of the facility...

This playground is divided in two by Lawton Street with two areas of almost equal size. The north side is used for court games. The south portion is a playground for young children. The woodland feel ...

Longwood Playground is the school playground for Lawrence School. Situated in a bowl, the perimeter of Longwood Playground is lined with mature trees. The slopes of the land dictate the location of th...

Playground facilities include a youth baseball / softball infield, large paved basketball court, and a play area, with trees in the northwest corner. It is separated from the Walnut Place conservation...

The park has an upper level with play equipment and a lower level with a ball field, with a steep, grassed slope between. The playground and field are located behind residences along School Street. Th...

The site has a wooded area, a specimen beech tree (which played a deciding role in the location of the rear soccer field), an isolated land area subject to flooding, and an interesting geological hist...

This park has a courtyard feel with three sides lined by brick apartment buildings and a clearly-defined perimeter fence. There are two sections to the park, one open area and one densely vegetated ar...