A small, city-classified 'passive park' in Lowell's Pawtucketville neighborhood with a playground and open greenspace, with roots as a volleyball court built for the neighborhood in the 1950s.
What to expect
Entry fee
You don't need a pass for this spot; Lowell has no parking sticker program for its parks and no municipal swim beach; the city's two public pools are free to residents and non-residents.
Dogs
Lowell requires all dogs on public property, including parks, playgrounds, and cemeteries, to be leashed, except in areas the City Council has designated for off-leash use. Posted signs at the site take precedence.
Hours
Lowell's parks are generally open dawn to dusk year round, with actual hours varying by daylight, field lighting, and any permits from the Board of Parks. That's the town default unless posted otherwise.
Managed by
City of Lowell Recreation Office
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On site
Greenspace
Classified by the city as a passive park
Common questions
Is there an entry fee at Fels Playground?
You don't need a pass for this spot; Lowell has no parking sticker program for its parks and no municipal swim beach; the city's two public pools are free to residents and non-residents.
Can I bring my dog to Fels Playground?
Lowell requires all dogs on public property, including parks, playgrounds, and cemeteries, to be leashed, except in areas the City Council has designated for off-leash use. Posted signs at the site take precedence.