Jack Phillips Park Playground sits inside the Nantasket Beach Reservation, wedged between a shade pavilion and the Mary Therese Murray Bath House, with a play structure, swings, and picnic tables a short walk from the sand. Restrooms and beach wheelchairs are available next door at the bath house, and the same daily fee that covers the beach lots, mid-May through Labor Day, covers parking here too.
What to expect
Parking
Free lot $15/day MA residents, $40/day non-residents, late May through Labor Day; free off-season · unconfirmed
Accessibility
ADA access available; beach wheelchairs available at the Mary Therese Murray Bath House and David Cook Comfort Station
Managed by
Hull Parks & Recreation Commission
(781) 925-2000 · WebsiteGetting in
Parking
Free lot
Cost$15/day MA residents, $40/day non-residents, late May through Labor Day; free off-season
Details unconfirmed
What's here
On site
Playground
Play structure, swings, picnic tables; shade pavilion and bath house nearby
Mary Therese Murray Bath House / David Cook Comfort Station
Mary Therese Murray Bath House
Bath house provides changing facilities for beachgoers
Shade pavilion
Adjacent to the playground
Common questions
Is there parking near Jack Phillips Playground?
Yes, in the large Nantasket Ave and Hull Shore Drive lots, which charge a daily fee from late May through Labor Day and are free the rest of the year.
Are there restrooms nearby?
Yes, next door at the Mary Therese Murray Bath House and the David Cook Comfort Station, which also stock beach wheelchairs.
Where do I park at Jack Phillips Park Playground?
Free lot ($15/day MA residents, $40/day non-residents, late May through Labor Day; free off-season).
Is there an entry fee at Jack Phillips Park Playground?
No, entry is free.
Is Jack Phillips Park Playground wheelchair accessible?
ADA access available; beach wheelchairs available at the Mary Therese Murray Bath House and David Cook Comfort Station
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