Ross Playground

History and Overview

Ross Playground is a public park located in the Hyde Park neighborhood of Boston, Massachusetts. Established in 1936, this 12.6-acre green space serves as a valuable recreational area for local residents and visitors alike.

Athletic Facilities

The park features a wide open multi-purpose field space that includes baseball fields and multiple softball fields. These athletic facilities cater to various sports enthusiasts and organized leagues in the area.

In addition to the ball fields, Ross Playground offers tennis courts and basketball courts, providing diverse options for physical activity and team sports.

Children's Area

For younger visitors, the park includes a play area with a playground and splash pad. The playground has partial universal-design features, making it accessible for children of all abilities.

This thoughtful design promotes inclusivity and allows more families to enjoy the park's amenities.

Dog-Friendly Features

Ross Playground is also dog-friendly, featuring a walking path that circles the entire park. This path provides an excellent opportunity for dog owners to exercise their pets while enjoying the park's green surroundings.

The combination of open spaces and designated walking areas makes Ross Playground a versatile destination for various outdoor activities.

Transportation and Access

There is ample street parking available near the park, as well as a small parking lot with a handicap spot. For those using public transportation, the park can be reached via the 24 and 33 bus routes, with a stop at River St. and Reddy Ave.