A passive-use, under-one-acre park on Binney Street between First Street and Edwin H. Land Boulevard in Kendall Square, opened in September 2023 on a former traffic island, planted with nearly 400 trees in a micro-forest design.
What to expect
Entry fee
You don't need a pass for this spot; 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.
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. Posted signs at the site take precedence.
Hours
Cambridge parks and playgrounds are open dawn to dusk year round, with extended hours to 10:00 p.m. from April 1 through October 31. That's the town default unless posted otherwise.
Managed by
Department of Public Works
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On site
Benches
Concrete seat walls and a multi-purpose timber deck for lounging and small performances
Common questions
Is there a playground at Triangle Park?
No, it is a passive park built for shade and sitting rather than play equipment; families with kids may prefer nearby Toomey Park instead.
Is there an entry fee at Triangle Park?
You don't need a pass for this spot; 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.
Can I bring my dog to Triangle 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. Posted signs at the site take precedence.