Olmsted Park

(1 vote)

Olmsted Park is divided into two parts. The lower part of the park near Jamaica Plain includes open field space for multi-purpose sports and activities, including Daisy Field, which has 2 fields used for softball and little league. The lower part also has wooded area with many hiking trails. The upper part near Brookline contains a path that circles Leverett Pond. The park’s size makes it a great park for runners – both trail running and on walking paths. There are also a few bike paths within the park as well.

This Park is Best For:

Olmsted Park is typically best used for the following:

Biking

Running

Scenery

Wildlife

Basic Info

Size: 42 Acres (Large)

Terrain: Some Hills
Transportation: The T (Riverway), Bus
Path Types: Cement, Gravel

Hours: N/A
Restrooms: No
Wheelchair Accessible: Yes

Drinking Fountains: No
Benches: Certain Areas
Lights: No

Park Amenities

Events

Here are some public events that are happening at Olmsted Park:

No event found!

Add Your Event

Are you looking to organize your a public event at Olmsted Park? Add your own event using the button below:

Fast Facts About Olmsted Park:

Directions

To get to Olmsted Park in Boston, you can take the T, or drive. The Brookline Village T stop is pretty close to Leverett Pond and the Northside part of the park. For driving, there are a few park lots in the park (one in the north part and one in the south part next to the open field, and near Wards Pond.

Nearby Parks

Find other similar parks in Boston located near Olmsted Park:

Reviews

Write your own review about Olmsted Park below, or read reviews from other people who have visited.

Recent Reviews

Looking for more information on this park? Read reviews recent park visitors to see what they had to say: