A quiet park at Lebanon and Sylvan Streets with a swing set, basketball courts and a softball field, plus a woodchip playground next to a wooded edge.
What to expect
Entry fee
No pass needed here; Melrose has no beach parking sticker or pond pass program and no municipal open-water swim beach; residents swim at city-run pools. checked Jul 24, 2026
Dogs
Melrose requires dogs off the owner's property to be held firmly on a leash, including in parks and on conservation land, and owners must remove any waste from public property.
Hours
Melrose parks and conservation land are open dawn to dusk, with extended hours only by written Conservation Commission permission for a specific event.
Managed by
City of Melrose Parks Department
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On site
Benches
Basketball courts and a softball field, plus swings and a woodchip playground
Common questions
Is there an entry fee at Lebanon Street Playground?
No pass needed here; Melrose has no beach parking sticker or pond pass program and no municipal open-water swim beach; residents swim at city-run pools.
Can I bring my dog to Lebanon Street Playground?
Melrose requires dogs off the owner's property to be held firmly on a leash, including in parks and on conservation land, and owners must remove any waste from public property.
What rules should I know at Lebanon Street Playground?
No alcohol permitted on city property citywide.