Holmes Field Park

Scott Case 10 months ago

I wasn't there as Google Maps keeps Asking me how my Visit was there?? I really would love to request the factors of my being there or not .. Nov 2nd 2025 if I'm correct it stated I was there. How long . Did I go within the park?? please help me understand why it's so frequently being asked if me to review when I honestly don't recall being there. Any valid details regarding my timeline maps and Google would be great. Maybe then I can increase the stars. thank you..

S A Edited a year ago

Nice park for kids and sports but no dog park. No restrooms. A few tennis/pickleball courts but they removed the nets for the winter. The kids' area has that spongy material which is probably great to keep the kids safe if they fall. There's also a small partially covered area with a few picnic tables, and a few benches along the path. My favorite part is the beautiful and varied trees which look absolutely gorgeous in the fall. There's a small baseball area and also an open field with moveable netted goals for soccer. The city seems to take good care of this park. I've only seen addicts her a couple of times and have not seen homeless people here as far as I know. Seems safe, at least during daylight hours. There's no parking lot but there is street parking on Plantation and March Sts

Jen Greenstreet Edited a year ago

Wow what a great playground for kids! We were in the area and our kid had some energy to run off before we got back on the road. I walked to dog around the field while my husband took our toddler to the playground. She had a great time with the smaller jungle gym. Some of the larger slides are built into the hill. Clean. Lots of street parking.

Liam 2 years ago

Pretty nice park, except there are some serious safety hazards there. Maybe I'm just being overprotective because I'm a new parent and I take my 2 year old son there, and he's had a few scary close calls, but they have stone walls with very sharp corners at the perfect height for a kid to faceplant into (as well as a hole in the ground near a tree that our son tripped on and nearly smacked his head on the corner of the stone wall), they have hard metal poles all over the place that a kid could crack their head on if they fell off the jungle gyms (I guess that's par for the course for jungle gyms though), they have huge rocks sticking randomly out of the ground, and maybe worst of all, they have these little cement blocks all over the place next to the paths that have 4 metal bars sticking out of them about 5 inches, so that if a kid tripped and fell on it, they would be impaled. Again, maybe I'm just overprotective, I know I sound like I am, but if my kid tripped and landed on his head on one of those steel rebar poles sticking out of the ground, I would probably want to find whoever designed the park...

Daniel Gyasi 2 years ago

Holmes Field Park is one of the best playgrounds in Worcester. The playground is very clean and kids enjoy being here. The playground has a very beautiful ambience. Kids can get busy with lots of games and activities. The swing, seesaw and spider web climbers keep kids excited. Please note that dogs aren’t allowed here. Holmes Field Park has a tennis court 🎾, baseball field ⚾️ and lots of space for running, walking and relaxing. My kids love to be here even if it’s for 30mins. I highly recommend Holmes Field Park to y’all.