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Franklin Park, created by Frederick Law Olmsted in the 1880s as the "jewel" of Boston's Emerald Necklace, is home to a 200 acre forest. It boasts an 18-hole public golf course, tennis courts, baseball fields, a premier cross country course, old stone ruins, and New England's largest Zoo. Come spend the day! You can lunch at the golf clubhouse, watch a Sunday afternoon cricket game, and walk the 2.5 mile loop path through woods, over old stone bridges, and past a picturesque pond.You'll find everything from a calendar of free park activities to historic photos on this website.
We want park community members to help care for the park's special places and have a voice in decisions that impact the park. Most of all, we want Franklin Park to get the attention and resources that this historic landmark and vital community resource deserves!









Playhouse in the Park
Tuesdays at 11am & 6pm
Movie Night
Tuesday, August 17th
Michael Jackson's
"This Is It"