Pope John Paul II Park

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Just three dogs hanging at the park on this beautiful fall afternoon

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Charlestown, MA 02129

+1 (617) 727-6034

http://www.mass.gov

Pope John Paul II Park Reservation is a serene outdoor space nestled in Dorchester Center, MA.

It offers visitors the opportunity to enjoy nature, engage in recreational activities, and explore the park's beautiful surroundings.

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4.521 reviews

Ashley A.

3/8/2020

Super beautiful great place to go on a walk, run, jog, or to go cycling. There are always people walking their dog so even if it is a little chilly outside, you will see people enjoying the views....

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Tracy B.

7/19/2011

Have always liked the idea of this park with all the land, and the parking right there & picnic tables... There is often not a rush or HUGE amount of people... But after going today with my...

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H T.

6/11/2007

If you're looking for a relaxing trip out of the city, but not for a far distance, go to this park. Pope John Paul II Park, on the banks of the Neponset River, is a 65-acre park that's been...

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Emily D.

4/26/2010

This is my favorite place to go with the dog. There's a huge field where he can just run around and not bother anyone. There are always other dogs here too, but the park is so big you won't be...

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Katie D.

6/28/2014

I went to this park today for the first time. I had always seen it driving on 95 and kept saying to myself "I have to get there someday" well let me tell ya i am so glad i did. It's easy to get to...

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