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
Entry fee
None checked Jul 15, 2026
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
Worth knowing
- The gatehouse was built in 1887, designed by Arthur Vinal, and remains a visual landmark on the 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?
None
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.