A small playground at the corner of Newbury and Summer streets, developed by Lawrence CommunityWorks with Groundwork Lawrence on nearly three reclaimed acres alongside Dr. Nina Scarito Park. The name Reviviendo (Spanish for 'reviving') reflects the North Common neighborhood revitalization effort.
What to expect
Entry fee
None; free to enter checked Jul 15, 2026
Dogs
Lawrence prohibits any dog from running at large citywide and requires restraint by a leash or chain no longer than six feet, a fenced enclosure, or a working electronic containment system.
Managed by
City of Lawrence Parks and Recreation Department
978-620-3252 · WebsiteCommon questions
Why is it called Reviviendo?
It's Spanish for 'reviving,' reflecting a community-led revitalization of nearly three acres of reclaimed land in the North Common neighborhood.
Is there an entry fee at North Common Neighborhood Reviviendo Playground?
None; free to enter
Can I bring my dog to North Common Neighborhood Reviviendo Playground?
Lawrence prohibits any dog from running at large citywide and requires restraint by a leash or chain no longer than six feet, a fenced enclosure, or a working electronic containment system.