Hamilton's central town park at Bay Road and Asbury Street, named for General George S. Patton. It packs a playground, basketball and tennis courts, a baseball diamond, a pavilion, and the town's Veterans Memorial Pool onto one site, and closes at night.
What to expect
Dogs
No dog-specific posting in the park rules; townwide leash bylaw applies (leashed at all times)
Hours
Closed sunset to sunrise, unless prior arrangement is made with the Recreation Department to use the park lights
Accessibility
Rubber safety surfacing installed in three playground areas specifically to improve access for wheelchairs, walkers, and strollers
Ball Sports
Allowed Baseball diamond, basketball and tennis courts on site
Swim
Allowed Veterans Memorial Pool, seasonal (summer)
Managed by
Hamilton-Wenham Recreation Department
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On site
Playground
Zip line, pirate ship structure, dome swing, net climber, shaded seating, separate toddler and older-kid zones; rubber safety surfacing added in three areas for wheelchair/walker/stroller access
Restroom
Near the pool/pavilion area
Pavilion
Reservable for picnics/outings via permit
Picnic area
Grounds available for company/family picnics under permit
Common questions
What time does Patton Park close?
Sunset, unless prior arrangements were made with the Recreation Department to use the park's lights.
Can I book Patton Park for a picnic or event?
Yes, with a signed permit from the Hamilton-Wenham Recreation Department: $50 for up to 125 guests, $100 plus a hired police officer for more.
Is there an entry fee at Patton Park?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Patton Park?
No dog-specific posting in the park rules; townwide leash bylaw applies (leashed at all times)
Is Patton Park wheelchair accessible?
Rubber safety surfacing installed in three playground areas specifically to improve access for wheelchairs, walkers, and strollers
What rules should I know at Patton Park?
No alcoholic beverages, marijuana, or illegal substances. No religious or political rallies. No recreational vehicles. Parking only in designated areas.