Reardon Park is a Brownlea Road neighborhood park with softball and baseball fields, half-court basketball, and a playground, named for William Reardon, who pushed the city to develop the nearby Lake Cochituate beach; a redesign has been in planning since 2022.
What to expect
Parking
Free lot Free · unconfirmed
Dogs
Framingham requires dogs to be leashed at all times on all public property, on a leash no longer than 8 feet in parks, playgrounds, and athletic fields.
Hours
Dawn to dusk except where night lighting is available
Ball Sports
Allowed spring-fall league seasons
Managed by
Framingham Parks and Recreation
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On site
Playground
Playground present, currently part of a planned redesign; accessible pathways are a stated goal of the redesign, not yet confirmed built
Common questions
Is the park being redesigned?
Yes. The city gathered community input in 2022 for a master plan aimed at accessible pathways and connections, with cost estimates originally topping $3 million before being scaled back.
Where do I park at Reardon Park?
Free lot (Free).
Is there an entry fee at Reardon Park?
None
Can I bring my dog to Reardon Park?
Framingham requires dogs to be leashed at all times on all public property, on a leash no longer than 8 feet in parks, playgrounds, and athletic fields.