Best Parks & Outdoors in Sharon
23 places · Green space, gardens and room to breathe.
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Farnham-Connolly State Park
Farnham-Connolly State Park is located in the Summer Heights neighborhood.
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Bernie Cooper Riverfront Park
Bernie Cooper Riverfront Park is a park located in the Summer Heights neighborhood.
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Morse Hill Veterans Memorial Park
Morse Hill Veterans Memorial Park is located in Summer Heights.
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1st Sgt James A. Keating Memorial Park
1st Sgt James A. Keating Memorial Park is a public park situated in the Summer Heights neighborhood.
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Cabot Devoll Field
Cabot Devoll Field is a park located in the Summer Heights neighborhood.
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Deborah Sampson Park
Deborah Sampson Park is a public green space located in the Summer Heights neighborhood.
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Francis William Bird Park
Francis William Bird Park is an 89‑acre park in Summer Heights that offers more than 3 miles of walking and bicycle paths winding through streams, granite bridges, rolling lawns, mature shade trees, groves, and ponds.
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Frank I. Sullivan Recreational Area
Frank I. Sullivan Recreational Area is a public park located in the Summer Heights neighborhood.
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Manfred Kolz Soccer Fields
Manfred Kolz Soccer Fields is a park located in Summer Heights.
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Memorial Pond Park Area
Memorial Pond Park Area is a public park located in the Summer Heights neighborhood.
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Moose Hill Wildlife Sanctuary
Moose Hill Wildlife Sanctuary is a park located in the Summer Heights neighborhood.
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P.C. Frederick J. Conley Memorial Field
P.C. Frederick J. Conley Memorial Field is a park located in the Summer Heights neighborhood.
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P.C. Frederick J. Conley Memorial Field
P.C. Frederick J. Conley Memorial Field is a park located in the neighborhood of Summer Heights.
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Paul Revere Heritage Site
The Paul Revere Heritage Site is a historic park located in Summer Heights.
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Paul X. Walsh Memorial Park
Paul X. Walsh Memorial Park provides a green space for recreation in Summer Heights.
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Sharon Historic District
Sharon Historic District is a park located in Summer Heights, spanning both sides of N. Main Street from Post Office Square to School Street.