Springdale Park is Holyoke's biggest neighborhood park, almost 30 acres along the Connecticut River on Main Street, with four ball diamonds, soccer fields, beach volleyball, a water spray pad, and two playscapes rehabbed in 2019.
What to expect
Entry fee
Holyoke has no municipal swimming beach and no parking-sticker or beach-pass program; public swimming is at the city-run Holyoke Municipal Pool. No parking sticker or permit required.
Dogs
Holyoke requires dogs to be kept under restraint and not at large whenever off the owner's property, under Chapter 14 of the city ordinances. That's the town-wide default; watch for posted signs here.
Managed by
Holyoke Parks and Recreation Department
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On site
Picnic area
Four picnic tables
Common questions
Yes, a water spray pad runs alongside the playscapes.
Walking paths run through the almost-30-acre grounds along the river.
Is there an entry fee at Springdale Park?
Holyoke has no municipal swimming beach and no parking-sticker or beach-pass program; public swimming is at the city-run Holyoke Municipal Pool. No parking sticker or permit required.
Can I bring my dog to Springdale Park?
Holyoke requires dogs to be kept under restraint and not at large whenever off the owner's property, under Chapter 14 of the city ordinances. That's the town-wide default; watch for posted signs here.