Ghiloni Park is Marlborough's largest all-purpose city park, combining soccer and softball fields, a splash pad, a dek hockey rink, and basketball courts with a half-mile nature loop that connects to roughly 100 acres of city forest land. It works equally as a sports-league venue and a place to just walk the woods.
What to expect
Trails
A half-mile walking track/nature trail loop, plus a connector along the closed dirt road Old Hemenway Street into roughly 100 acres of city forest land. No…
Dogs
Dogs are not allowed on the athletic fields; on the nature trail they must be leashed at all times. No dedicated off-leash dog area is documented at Ghiloni Park.
Hours
City fields close at dusk, or 10pm if lighted; the nature trail portion is dawn to dusk.
Cross-Country Skiing
Allowed winter
Splash Pad Play
Allowed summer
Managed by
Marlborough Recreation Department
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On site
Picnic area
Picnic area on site.
Info kiosk
Information kiosk near the garage at the trailhead.
Common questions
Is Ghiloni Park open today?
Ghiloni Park is a public park in Marlborough, MA. Posted hours: City fields close at dusk, or 10pm if lighted; the nature trail portion is dawn to dusk..
Does Ghiloni Park have a splash pad?
Yes, there is a seasonal splash pad on site, along with a playground for ages 6 and up.
Can I walk into the state forest from Ghiloni Park?
The nature trail loop connects via the closed dirt road Old Hemenway Street to about 100 acres of adjoining city forest land, a wildlife corridor along Broadmeadow Brook.
Where do I park at Ghiloni Park?
Free lot (free).
Is there an entry fee at Ghiloni Park?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Ghiloni Park?
Dogs are not allowed on the athletic fields; on the nature trail they must be leashed at all times. No dedicated off-leash dog area is documented at Ghiloni Park.
What rules should I know at Ghiloni Park?
Alcoholic beverages, drugs, smoking, and golf are prohibited on all city park property.