Alex S.
2/24/2014
The best park around! Specifically designed to multitask with its open green, surrounded by a rec path, next to the basketball courts and kids play area. Rolling hills at the corners allow for a...
Dana Park
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74 Magazine St
Cambridge, MA 02139
Dana Park, located in the Cambridgeport neighborhood of Cambridge, MA, underwent renovations in 2004 to provide a range of recreational opportunities for both passive and active activities. The park features a playground, water play feature, sitting area, open lawn, and game courts, making it an ideal destination for individuals and groups seeking outdoor enjoyment.
The renovation project was carefully planned through a series of community meetings, where input from residents and park users was taken into consideration. The goal was to preserve and enhance the existing park while upgrading park furniture, fencing, and equipment. The design also aimed to meet federal child safety and ADA accessibility standards, ensuring a safe and inclusive environment for all visitors. With its mature urban park setting and commitment to maintaining open space and natural materials, Dana Park offers a unique and beautiful space for recreation and relaxation.
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Anthony L.
5/18/2012
This is my first full year living in Cambridge and I have had dreams for the longest time about coming here on a summer weekend with a picnic, music, and a dog (which I don't have). I think Dana...
Cha Cha W.
7/29/2008
Wednesday, 1:00 a.m. Me awoken from deep sleep. Me: "Who's peeing really loudly underneath my window!?" Sound goes away. Me falls back to sleep. Thursday, 2:30 a.m. Me dragged out of a dream...
Trish F.
6/16/2008
Remember when your goal for the summer was to swing higher than the trees and land without breaking your arm? Not because it would hurt, but because your parents would kill you? Hmm.. I don't go...
JJ G.
10/14/2006
Dana Park can get very crowded, especially at peak play hours in the summer, but it's generally big enough to handle it, and just going a little later can be the difference between a good play or...
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