A small residential-neighborhood playground with modern play structures and swings at the corner of Plain and Strong Streets, generally reviewed as clean and quiet.
What to expect
Entry fee
You don't need a parking sticker for this spot; Easthampton charges no parking sticker at most of its parks and conservation land; only Nonotuck Park, the city's pool and recreation complex, charges a parking fee on weekends and holidays. checked Jul 24, 2026
Dogs
Dogs are welcome at the city's parks, conservation areas, and along the Manhan Rail Trail, but they must stay on a leash no longer than six feet whenever they're off the owner's own property. Dogs aren't allowed on athletic fields, even…
Hours
Easthampton doesn't set one closing time for all of its parks and conservation land by ordinance. Individual sites post their own hours instead. Mount Tom North Trailhead Park, a city conservation area, is open year-round from sunrise to…
Managed by
Parks, Recreation & Cemeteries Department
413-529-1440 · WebsiteCommon questions
Is there an entry fee at Plain and Strong Street Playground?
You don't need a parking sticker for this spot; Easthampton charges no parking sticker at most of its parks and conservation land; only Nonotuck Park, the city's pool and recreation complex, charges a parking fee on weekends and holidays.
Can I bring my dog to Plain and Strong Street Playground?
Dogs are welcome at the city's parks, conservation areas, and along the Manhan Rail Trail, but they must stay on a leash no longer than six feet whenever they're off the owner's own property. Dogs aren't allowed on athletic fields, even leashed, and city cemeteries bar dogs outright. Easthampton…