Listed as "Columbia Park," this location matches the Clement G. Morgan Park and Pine Street Park complex on Columbia Street in the Port neighborhood, two adjoining parks renovated together in 2010 with new play equipment and a lit basketball court.
What to expect
Entry fee
Cambridge has no parking sticker program for its parks and no municipal swim beach; Fresh Pond is a drinking-water reservoir where swimming and wading are prohibited. No pass or permit required.
Dogs
Cambridge requires dogs to be leashed, on a leash no longer than six feet, whenever off the owner's premises and not under direct control in a designated off-leash area. That's the town-wide default; watch for posted signs here.
Hours
Lit basketball court operates until 9:30pm daily, April through October
Managed by
Department of Public Works, Parks and Forestry
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On site
Playground
School-age equipment (ages 5-12) along Pine Street; toddler equipment (under 5) at the adjoining Anthony Paolillo Tot Lot, including upgraded water play.
Drinking water
Accessible drinking fountain
Benches
New benches and picnic tables added in the 2010 renovation
Common questions
Is this the same park as Clement Morgan Park?
The city has no park officially named Columbia Park; the coordinates and street name match Clement G. Morgan Park and the adjoining Pine Street Park, which together run between Columbia and Pine Streets.
Is there an entry fee at Columbia Park?
Cambridge has no parking sticker program for its parks and no municipal swim beach; Fresh Pond is a drinking-water reservoir where swimming and wading are prohibited. No pass or permit required.
Can I bring my dog to Columbia Park?
Cambridge requires dogs to be leashed, on a leash no longer than six feet, whenever off the owner's premises and not under direct control in a designated off-leash area. That's the town-wide default; watch for posted signs here.