Ironwood Park opened in June 2025 on the site of the old Tyngsboro Country Club, and it shows: a renovated clubhouse now anchors pickleball, basketball, bocce and shuffleboard courts, nine holes of free disc golf, and a pavilion built for live performances. It is the newest big recreation investment in town and reads more like a sports campus than a quiet green space.
What to expect
Dogs
Dogs are welcome but must stay leashed and under control at all times. Waste bags are at dispensers through the park and waste belongs in the dog waste stations rather than the general bins.
Ball Sports
Allowed Year-round for pickleball, basketball, bocce and shuffleboard courts
Managed by
Tyngsborough Recreation and Parks Department
978-649-2300 ext. 150 · WebsiteWhat's here
On site
Waste-bag dispensers
Dispensers present but not always stocked
Common questions
Yes, on a leash and under control. The park puts waste-bag dispensers along the paths and asks that waste go in the dog waste stations.
How long can I hold a court?
One hour per group whenever other players are waiting. All-day use of a court or field needs a permit.
Is there an entry fee at Ironwood Park?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Ironwood Park?
Dogs are welcome but must stay leashed and under control at all times. Waste bags are at dispensers through the park and waste belongs in the dog waste stations rather than the general bins.
What rules should I know at Ironwood Park?
Glass containers, open flames and motorised vehicles other than mobility aids are not allowed in the park. Smoking, including e-cigarettes and vaping, is not permitted anywhere in the park. Publicly played music and other broadcasting devices need a permit.