A historic triangular green at the center of Princeton village, bounded by Mountain Road, Hubbardston Road, and Town Hall Drive, with a 1992 gazebo used for town events.
What to expect
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…
Managed by
Town of Princeton Selectboard / Parks and Recreation Commission
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On site
Bandstand
Gazebo designed by architect Keith Chenot, built 1992, used for weddings, concerts, and civic events by permit
Common questions
Can I hold an event or wedding at the gazebo?
Events with 20 or more people, publicized activities, or celebrations like weddings need written approval from the Selectboard in advance; organizers are responsible for cleanup and any damage.
Is there parking at the Town Common?
Visitors typically use on-street parking or the nearby Town Hall lots.
Is there an entry fee at Princeton Town Common?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Princeton Town Common?
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.
What rules should I know at Princeton Town Common?
Smoking of tobacco or marijuana products is prohibited on the Common, Gazebo, and Dingman Park. Alcoholic beverages are banned on town property here unless the Selectboard grants permission. Organizations may not charge admission fees or restrict public access to the Common, Gazebo, or Dingman Park.