Fisher Hill Reservoir Park replaced a decommissioned MWRA drinking-water reservoir with a 10-acre park. The water body itself is gone, replaced by an athletic field, a wet-meadow boardwalk, and a log-built playground around the historic 1887 gatehouse.
What to expect
Dogs
Not part of the Green Dog off-leash program; general leash law applies
Accessibility
Accessible walking paths throughout the site
Managed by
Brookline DPW, Parks and Open Space Division
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On site
Restroom
Comfort station on site
Picnic area
Benches and picnic tables scattered throughout
Not here
No dock
No water body remains on site
Common questions
Is Fisher Hill Reservoir Park open today?
Fisher Hill Reservoir Park is a public pond in Brookline, MA. Posted hours: Dawn to dusk.
No, there's no water anymore. The town drained the old MWRA reservoir and rebuilt the site as a park.
Yes, a custom log-built play structure designed by artist Mitch Ryerson.
Where do I park and find a restroom?
A large on-site lot has an EV charger, and there's a seasonal comfort station.
Where do I park at Fisher Hill Reservoir Park?
Free lot (Free).
Is there an entry fee at Fisher Hill Reservoir Park?
Not confirmed; check the town's page before you go.
Can I bring my dog to Fisher Hill Reservoir Park?
Not part of the Green Dog off-leash program; general leash law applies
Is Fisher Hill Reservoir Park wheelchair accessible?
Accessible walking paths throughout the site
What rules should I know at Fisher Hill Reservoir Park?
Alcohol, ground fires, and smoking are prohibited; dogs must be leashed.