A 260-acre city park off Williston and Lownds Avenues built around ballfields, a community pool, a spray park and the perimeter Toteman Nature Trail. It is the city's main summer gathering spot, with a paid entrance booth on weekends and holidays.
What to expect
Parking
Free lot Free weekdays; fee weekends and holidays via day pass or season pass
Trails
Toteman Nature Trail loops the park perimeter for walking and birdwatching
Dogs
Leashed dogs permitted; horses not allowed
Hours
8am to dusk, end of April through October 31
Accessibility
Handicap-plate vehicles park free at the entrance booth; no further accessibility detail published
Managed by
Parks, Recreation & Cemeteries Department
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On site
Playground
Two children's playgrounds within the park; fenced/shaded status not detailed
Shelter
4 rentable pavilions (125-250 capacity), reservations open first Monday of March, $50 refundable trash deposit · True
Picnic area
21 rentable picnic sites, each with 2 tables and a grill · True
Common questions
Is Nonotuck Park open today?
Nonotuck Park is a public park in Easthampton, MA. Posted hours: 8am to dusk, end of April through October 31.
Is there a splash pad and when is it open?
Yes, the water spray park runs roughly late June through early September, weather and staffing dependent.
Can I reserve a pavilion?
Yes, the four pavilions and 21 picnic sites can be reserved starting the first Monday of March through the Parks and Recreation office, with a refundable trash deposit on pavilions.
Where do I park at Nonotuck Park?
Free lot (Free weekdays; fee weekends and holidays via day pass or season pass).
Is there an entry fee at Nonotuck Park?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Nonotuck Park?
Leashed dogs permitted; horses not allowed
Is Nonotuck Park wheelchair accessible?
Handicap-plate vehicles park free at the entrance booth; no further accessibility detail published