Greene-Rose Heritage Park

Park Features

Situated in the heart of Cambridge, Greene-Rose Heritage Park has been bringing the neighborhood together since 2008. This well-designed space offers both active recreation areas and peaceful gathering spots.

With its grassy areas and thoughtful landscaping, the park is popular with locals. It's well-kept and loved by residents, making it just right for everything from casual hangouts to family reunions.

Recreation Options

If you've got kids in tow, you'll appreciate the large fenced playground and refreshing water play area that become hubs of giggles and activity on warm days. Inside the playground fence (a dog-free zone), you can find several large tables for picnics meant for snack breaks or birthday celebrations.

For the more active crowd, the tennis courts offer a place to rally, while the outdoor workout space lets you get your exercise fix without the gym membership.

Need a moment to yourself? Scattered throughout the greenery are benches and uniquely shaped seating areas where you can catch your breath, read a book, or simply watch the world go by.

MIT Campus Guided Walking Tour

Meet your guide and group at a location in Cambridge and embark on a 70-minute student-led walking tour of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Beginning late morning in the heart of Kendall Square, you'll be led onto the campus by a charismatic MIT student.

$22.00

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Art and Environment

The park isn't just functional - it's beautiful too. Public art installations curated by the Cambridge Arts Council add unexpected moments of wonder as you wander.

In 2022, the park took a bold step toward sustainability with the addition of a Miyawaki Forest. This dense mini-forest isn't just pretty to look at - it's actively sequestering carbon, absorbing water, and creating a tiny but mighty ecosystem right in the urban landscape.

The wooden sculptural installation BREATHE displays smart agriculture

Community Events

Seasonal events like Arts in the Park feature crafts, chalk art, and family activities that bring neighbors together.

Dog-Friendly Areas

Four-legged friends haven't been forgotten! Dogs can run free in the grassy field during designated off-leash hours. While this area isn't fenced, it's a popular spot for pups to stretch their legs. Just remember to keep your furry companions outside the playground area.

Greene-Rose Heritage Park combines recreational spaces, artistic elements, and environmental features in this Cambridge neighborhood.