Buttonwood Park

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Walter St
New Bedford, MA 02740
+1 (508) 991-6178
http://buttonwoodpark.org

Buttonwood Park is the largest and most frequented public park in New Bedford, Massachusetts, and is recognized for its historical significance, designed by renowned landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted. It offers a variety of recreational facilities, including basketball courts, tennis courts, a playground, and a nature trail, all set within beautiful surroundings abundant with trees, flowers, and wildlife.

The Friends of Buttonwood Park, an all-volunteer nonprofit organization, is dedicated to the stewardship and enhancement of the park. Through initiatives like "Buttonwood on the Move," they have launched projects for facility upgrades and environmental improvements, ensuring the park remains a cherished community resource.

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