A small downtown playground on Inn Street built for the youngest kids, with a padded surface underfoot and shops and cafes on every side. Locals call it the Tot Lot.
What to expect
Ages
Geared to toddlers and young children
Surface
Padded/rubberized surface under the structure
Parking
Not confirmed · unconfirmed
Dogs
Newburyport requires dogs to be leashed at its public parks and playgrounds, and the ordinance sets no maximum leash length. Three parks run a separate off-leash program with posted hours: Cashman Park, Moseley Woods and March's Hill.…
Hours
Newburyport posts no citywide closing time for its parks and conservation land as of mid-2026. The ordinance only bars loud noise between 10pm and 7am and requires athletic-field lights off by 10pm. That's the town default unless posted…
Managed by
Newburyport Parks Commission
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Parking
Parking not sourced yet
Check the town or agency pages before you go.
Common questions
What ages is Inn Street Playground best for?
Geared to toddlers and young children
What's the surface at Inn Street Playground?
Padded/rubberized surface under the structure Poured-rubber and mats stay cooler and are easier for wheels than sand or mulch.
Is there an entry fee at Inn Street Playground?
Not confirmed; check the town's page before you go.
Can I bring my dog to Inn Street Playground?
Newburyport requires dogs to be leashed at its public parks and playgrounds, and the ordinance sets no maximum leash length. Three parks run a separate off-leash program with posted hours: Cashman Park, Moseley Woods and March's Hill. Posted signs at the site take precedence.