Amory Playground

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Amory Playground has many sports amenities and a large open field space to lay down on a blanket and sun-bathe or play catch. Hall’s Pond Sanctuary is a scenic wooded area located in the park – it has hiking trails, a botanical garden, and a small pond – a great area for bird-watching and wildlife. Amory Playground is also a great place to play tennis. The park has 6 clay tennis courts and includes tennis center to purchase tennis equipment. During the winter, the park is good for kids sledding.

This Park is Best For:

Amory Playground is best used for the following:

Sports

Wildlife

Walking

Dogs

Basic Info

Size: Medium (8.25 acres)

Terrain: Some Hills
Transportation: T, (Hawes Street, Green Line, C Branch, Car (Small Parking Lot) & Bus
Path Types: Cement

Hours: N/A
Restrooms: Public Access
Accessibility: Parking, Walking/Hiking Paths

Drinking Fountains: Yes
Benches: Yes
Lights: No

Park Amenities

Walking Paths
Hiking Trails
Tennis Courts (6)

Softball Fields (1)
Baseball Fields (1)
Open Field Space

Picnic Tables
Waterfront Views
Off-Leash Dog Hours: Dawn-1pm

Botanical Garden
Flower Beds
Parking Lots

Brookline's Green Dog Program

Unleashed Dog Hours at Amory Playground under Brookline's Green Dog Program are Dawn-1PM.
Dog owners MUST be part of the Green Dog Program to have unleashed dogs at the park.
Dogs are not allowed on fields when the ground is thawing (generally, the entire month of March).

To register for the Green Dog Program, click the button below. Non-Brookline residents are welcome to register. Dog licenses must be renewed yearly.

Park Photos:

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Directions & Parking

To get to Amory Park in Brookline and Hall’s Pond Sanctuary, you can take the Green Line C Branch to the Hawes Street T stop, and the park is minutes away. There is also a small off-street parking lot. To get to Hall’s Pond, you will have to walk through Amory Park.