A three-quarter-acre park below street level in the town center, shaded by 200-year-old sycamores and centered on two lighted public tennis courts the Works Progress Administration built in the early 1930s with Sweatt Trust money.
What to expect
Dogs
A dog must be kept in care and control, which on any public way or any private way the public can reach means at heel or on a leash or lead.
Ball Sports
Allowed year-round, weather permitting
Managed by
Town Common Landscape-Memorial Committee
508-384-5427 · WebsiteCommon questions
Do I need a permit for the tennis courts?
No permit is required for Wrentham residents; the courts have been open on a first-come basis since they were built.
Is there an entry fee at Sweatt Memorial Park?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Sweatt Memorial Park?
A dog must be kept in care and control, which on any public way or any private way the public can reach means at heel or on a leash or lead.