The town's main multi-sport complex on East Princeton Road, with three full-size soccer fields, a lighted basketball court, marked hiking and snowshoeing trails, a sledding hill, and a skating pond, plus a seasonal fieldhouse.
What to expect
Entry fee
Princeton charges no parking sticker at its parks. Its main recreation site, Wachusett Mountain State Reservation, is run by the state DCR with its own parking fee. No parking sticker or permit required.
Dogs
No townwide leash requirement. The dog by-law works through its nuisance-dog definition: a dog off its keeper's premises counts as a nuisance dog unless it is under the control of a person competent to control it, or it is not a threat to…
Sledding
Allowed winter, snow-dependent
Ice Skating
Allowed winter, ice-dependent, on the on-site pond
Hiking/Snowshoeing
Allowed
Managed by
Town of Princeton Parks and Recreation Commission
(978) 464-2102 · WebsiteWhat's here
On site
Restrooms
At the Everett Needham Fieldhouse (seasonal)
Basketball Court
Lighted outdoor court
Wifi
At the seasonal fieldhouse
Common questions
Is there ice skating here?
Yes, a natural skating pond is part of the complex in winter, ice conditions permitting; there's no posted schedule for when it's deemed safe.
Can I hike from here to Bullock-McElroy?
Yes, the Bullock-McElroy Trails loop starts right at the upper soccer field and runs to Bullock Lane and back.
Is there an entry fee at Krashes Fields Complex?
Princeton charges no parking sticker at its parks. Its main recreation site, Wachusett Mountain State Reservation, is run by the state DCR with its own parking fee. No parking sticker or permit required.
Can I bring my dog to Krashes Fields Complex?
No townwide leash requirement. The dog by-law works through its nuisance-dog definition: a dog off its keeper's premises counts as a nuisance dog unless it is under the control of a person competent to control it, or it is not a threat to public safety. That's the town-wide default; watch for…