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Scituate has many things to offer, from our parks
and playgrounds to the Scituate Art Festival.

 


The recreational opportunities in Scituate are provided by both public and private
organizations, cooperating to utilize Town resources to their fullest potential.

The Town of Scituate has seen a growing interest in public recreation facilities. Because of this, a project called the Green Acres program was developed. We now have Hope Park (Clinton Ave.) and Gorham Field (Route 101).Each of these parks have baseball fields, basketball and tennis courts. The Town is always   upgrading and creating more public recreational areas. Look below for other recreational points of interest in Scituate.

Rule and Regulations

All parks are for public use. Many of them are used for team sports as well. The parks are open from 7:00 am to 10:00 PM, 7 days a week,                    unless otherwise posted.

 

 

Recreation Facilities
Berkander Field- Greenville Rd.
4 tennis courts(lighted), basketball(lighted),
little league field, and volleyball courts.

Hope Memorial Field- Clinton Ave.
2 little league fields, softball field, basketball court,
2 tennis, and a playground.

Gorham Field- Route 101.
Softball, little league, and 2 tennis courts.

Dean Andrews Memorial Field-
                    Battey Meeting House Rd.
Little league, playground.

 

For more information contact Department of Public Works at:

                       (401) 647-3366
              Richard Iverson, Director

Westconnaug Meadows- Washington Highway.
Little league field and soccer.

Walking Trail- Rockland Rd.
Scenic walking trail approximately one mile in length through wooded areas.

Hope Pond Recreational Area- Route 116
Teen center, tennis court, and swimming (Beach area on Hope Pond).
               Lifeguard on duty as posted

Scituate Art Festival

The Scituate Art Festival, which is recognized as one of the finest arts and crafts shows in New England, is held each year during Columbus Day weekend (early October). This well attended event is held at Berkander Field, the North Scituate Community House and on the grounds of the historic Congregational Church. For more information call (401) 647-0057

Old Home Day
Old Home Day takes place July 4th every year in North Scituate at Tourtellot Memorial Common. There are many different events, most of which are family activities such as teddy bear judging, dunking pool, fire apparatus display, and much more. This is when the Scituate Citizen of the Year is also named.

 

 

These are only some of the things Scituate has to offer!

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