A roughly 290-acre town-owned complex combining active athletic fields (soccer, pickleball/tennis) with about 6 miles of woods and field trails on the adjoining Pratt Farm conservation land.
What to expect
Trails
Over 6 miles of woods and field trails including the Mary C. O'Brien Pratt Trail, accessible from the access road to the athletic fields
Ball Sports
Allowed spring-fall
Managed by
Hopkinton Parks and Recreation (fields) / Hopkinton Area Land Trust (trails)
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On site
Sports Courts
pickleball and tennis courts at 17 Pratt Way
Common questions
Can I hike at Fruit Street?
Yes, over 6 miles of trails on the adjoining Pratt Farm conservation land are accessible from the athletic fields' access road.
Is there an entry fee at Fruit Street Athletic Fields & Pratt Farm?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Fruit Street Athletic Fields & Pratt Farm?
Dogs are allowed. Leash rules and clean-up requirements usually apply, so check posted signs.