A city playground on Plymouth Street recently rebuilt with a zip line, poured-in-place rubber safety surfacing, and a resurfaced basketball court. The exact street address is not published, so first-time visitors should expect to look for it along Plymouth Street itself.
What to expect
Entry fee
You don't need a parking sticker for this spot; Brockton has no municipal swimming beach and no parking-sticker or beach-pass program; swimming is prohibited in the D.W. Field Park ponds, and the city's swim venue is the Manning Pool.
Dogs
Brockton keeps dogs at least 25 feet from any recreation area in a city park and, elsewhere in parks, requires a leash no longer than six feet. Posted signs at the site take precedence.
Hours
Brockton parks and playgrounds are open dawn to dusk; earlier or later use needs prior Park Commission approval. That's the town default unless posted otherwise.
Managed by
Brockton Parks & Recreation Department
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On site
Benches
Zip line, poured-in-place rubber surfacing, and a resealed/repainted basketball court with new backboards and fencing added in recent city upgrades
Common questions
Is there an entry fee at Plymouth Street Playground?
You don't need a parking sticker for this spot; Brockton has no municipal swimming beach and no parking-sticker or beach-pass program; swimming is prohibited in the D.W. Field Park ponds, and the city's swim venue is the Manning Pool.
Can I bring my dog to Plymouth Street Playground?
Brockton keeps dogs at least 25 feet from any recreation area in a city park and, elsewhere in parks, requires a leash no longer than six feet. Posted signs at the site take precedence.