D W Field Park

19 reviews

+1 (508) 580-7855

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331 Oak St

Brockton, MA 02301

+1 (508) 580-7855

http://www.dwfieldpark.com

D W Field Park in Brockton, MA is a serene outdoor space that offers visitors a place to relax and enjoy nature.

With its scenic trails and peaceful atmosphere, this park provides a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

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3.019 reviews

Renée C.

2/24/2016

I get tired of hearing people complain about D. W. Field! Usually, those who have the worst things to say about the park don't live here in Brockton or they're referencing a shooting which...

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Bruce K.

11/13/2022

In the middle of the afternoon, this was a nice spot to stop for a bit in the van and get a nap. Because it was a bit rainy today, it was quiet and calm. I didn't see any of the "trouble" that...

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Neusa A.

6/2/2024

I Loved This place so much l love bringing my kids there to play seeing the animals ,D.W.F park is where I found my self in peace It's a beautiful place

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Krys S.

9/29/2023

According to the signs and website information the gates supposed to be closed untill10:00 week days / 12:00 weekends, yet almost every day the the AVON POLICE PUTS EVERYONE IN DANGER opening...

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Nick M.

12/16/2021

Place got better for a bit after irrigation. Very expensive! No 9 hole rate. Staff especially the maintenance crew are rude and entitles now that they work for the city. Typical Brockton cash...

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