A town playground on Adams Street at the edge of Freeman Lake in North Chelmsford, donated by Dr. Varney for community health and marked by a 1941 granite entry. It shares its grounds with a baseball field, tennis and basketball courts, and Freeman Lake's swimming beach.
What to expect
Parking
Not confirmed · unconfirmed
Accessibility
Not documented; call the Town Manager's Office (978-250-5202) to confirm.
Managed by
Town Manager's Office
978-250-5202 · WebsiteGetting in
Parking
Parking not sourced yet
Check the town or agency pages before you go.
What's here
Not here
No drinking water
Not mentioned among on-site facilities
Common questions
Is the playground fully fenced and how close is it to the road?
The town's facility page doesn't specify fencing detail; the site sits between Adams and Sherman Streets at the edge of the lake.
Yes, on a leash and under the owner's control at all times, with owners responsible for cleanup.
What's the surface at Varney Playground?
Not documented Poured-rubber and mats stay cooler and are easier for wheels than sand or mulch.
Is there an entry fee at Varney Playground?
No, entry is free.
Is Varney Playground wheelchair accessible?
Not documented; call the Town Manager's Office (978-250-5202) to confirm.
What rules should I know at Varney Playground?
No grills, cooking, or open flames; no alcoholic beverages, smoking, or glass bottles; no feeding waterfowl; dogs must be leashed and cleaned up after.