Lily H.
5/26/2017
You can get to the D&R from Buccleuch Park. Head out from the circle in the park on the downhill path. At the bottom, make a left onto George Street. The street is very busy, but since there's a...
Buccleuch Park
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321 Easton Ave
New Brunswick, NJ 08901
Located in the heart of New Brunswick, NJ, Buccleuch Park is a serene oasis nestled amidst the bustling city life. The park spans over 78 acres, offering a tranquil retreat for visitors of all ages to unwind and connect with nature. As you wander through the lush greenery and tree-lined paths, you'll discover picturesque picnic areas, playgrounds, and sports facilities, providing ample opportunities for recreation and relaxation.
With its scenic beauty and diverse wildlife, Buccleuch Park invites you to immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of the outdoors. Whether you're seeking a peaceful spot for a leisurely stroll or a vibrant setting for community events, this park caters to a myriad of interests. From blooming gardens to historic monuments, every corner of Buccleuch Park exudes a timeless charm that beckons you to explore and savor the beauty of nature.
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4.07 reviews
Abibat A.
5/28/2021
Great park for recreations. You'll find the following: _ Basketball Court _ Tennis Court _ Volleyball _ Baseball Field _Running/ Bike paths _Playground for kids _Workout set up There's ample...
Matan O.
1/6/2021
Recently moving to New Brunswick, decided to check this park out! The park is very nice, and it has a great number of activities. There's a baseball field, soccer field, a dog park, and much more....
Blake F.
11/20/2016
A nice park! Lots of room to bring a football or baseball and have a catch. They have tennis courts and soccer and baseball fields. There is a running trail or street you can follow that goes...
April K.
7/14/2020
I just went for walk around the gravel path but didn't enter where the swings are due to covid19 and such. I lived in in New Brunswick all my life and when I was about 20 or so I toured the...
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