A small town playground run by Auburn Parks and Recreation, likely named for the Cutting family, who sold the town its Pakachoag Meadows farmland in 1987. The town has not published an address or amenity list for it.
What to expect
Entry fee
Auburn does not charge a parking sticker, resident pass, or seasonal permit to use its parks, playgrounds, ponds, or beaches. The town's park bylaw only requires you to park in designated spots, warning that cars left in unauthorized… checked Jul 24, 2026
Dogs
Leash your dog everywhere on Auburn public land. Town bylaw requires animals brought into any public park, playground, beach, or cemetery to be leashed, and defines a proper leash as no more than 6 feet long once you're off your own…
Hours
Auburn parks, playgrounds, and beaches close to all activities between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. by town bylaw, unless the Department of Public Works issues a written license allowing other hours. Posted hours at the entrance win if they differ.
Managed by
Auburn DPW Parks, Recreation & Cemetery Division (per 2021 town plan)
508-832-7819 · WebsiteCommon questions
Is there an entry fee at Grace Cutting Playground?
Auburn does not charge a parking sticker, resident pass, or seasonal permit to use its parks, playgrounds, ponds, or beaches. The town's park bylaw only requires you to park in designated spots, warning that cars left in unauthorized…
Can I bring my dog to Grace Cutting Playground?
Leash your dog everywhere on Auburn public land. Town bylaw requires animals brought into any public park, playground, beach, or cemetery to be leashed, and defines a proper leash as no more than 6 feet long once you're off your own property. The one off-leash spot is the fenced Dog Park in…