LaBrecque Field is a 6.17-acre athletic park on Sea Street in Houghs Neck, with a softball field, a baseball field, two basketball courts, and a tot-lot. It is named for Alfred N. LaBrecque, a Houghs Neck World War I veteran who went on to serve as President of the Quincy City Council.
What to expect
Dogs
City ordinance requires leashed, supervised dogs and owner cleanup in parks
Hours
Quincy prohibits remaining in a park or playground from one hour after sunset until one hour before sunrise.
Managed by
City of Quincy Department of Natural Resources, Park Division
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On site
Playground
Tot-lot present
Common questions
Who was Alfred LaBrecque?
A Houghs Neck World War I veteran who later served as President of the Quincy City Council; the field carries his name in his honor.
Is there an entry fee at LaBrecque Field?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to LaBrecque Field?
City ordinance requires leashed, supervised dogs and owner cleanup in parks