The 21 best free attractions in Worcester

Beautiful museum. Some incredible exhibits and historical items. My only minor complaint was that the Higgins Armor exhibit won’t be open until the fall. My daughter enjoyed trying on the armor as well.

Visited the peaceful kingdom exhibit where a collection of artists interpret the main seminal painting. Spent a fascinating 45 minutes here.

We got married a couple weeks ago at the Worcester Art Museum and it was amazing! Our wedding coordinator, Julie, and her team were so helpful. The museum is also just such a beautiful place; we got the most gorgeous pictures! I recommend coming here for a visit and I 100% recommend it for events.

I've been visiting the Worcester Art Museum (WAM) on an occasional basis for decades, despite not living in the vicinity. Particularly given the size of the surrounding community, It continues to display an impressively varied "encyclopedic" collection, although as the buildings that house it have developed over the years, parts of the collection, notably including American and contemporary art, are less than favorably displayed and the circuitous traffic pattern can be difficult to navigate--and yes, this was the case well before the current massive construction reportedly intended to integrate their receipt of the late lamented Higgins Armory Museum collection. The European painting galleries manage to present a chronological review of painting traditions from early Italian gold leaf panels to works from the early twentieth century. There are several works by better known artists, ranging from a fine panel by Piero di Cosimo to canvases by J.S. Sargent, and many important artistic traditions are well represented, even if not necessarily by their foremost practitioners, although some of the works are hung so high, with such indifferent lighting, that they can be difficult to see. There is a fine medieval French chapter house permanently reinstalled off the Renaissance courtyard whose own floor is particularly noteworthy for its fine Roman mosaic, a relic from an earlier time when the Museum engaged in archeological endeavors. WAM also offers multiple rooms devoted to arts of Asian cultures. There is a regular program of special exhibitions, which in recent years have ranged from an extensive loan display of Rembrandt etchings to an installation from their own storerooms of several fine European tapestries, although the later would have benefited from more detailed and thoughtful labels. The WAM also has a long history of art educational endeavors to which an entire building is dedicated. For a time some years ago they had a very pleasant restaurant with table service, sadly long gone. Free parking is located across the street, but although technically accessible, the museum can be a challenge for those with mobility issues.

Very clean museum with many interesting pieces of art. I highly recommend visiting if you are in the Worcester area.

Interesting place to visit in Worcester. Although it is not comparable to MFABoston, it still has many good collections.

Worcester Art Museum is a cultural gem that truly impresses with its variety and quality. The exhibits are beautifully curated, covering everything from classical to contemporary art. The atmosphere is calm and welcoming, perfect for exploring at your own pace and appreciating every gallery. The staff is friendly, and the attention to detail throughout the museum is outstanding. A must-visit for art and history lovers alike.

Very beautiful place. I always go there for hiking—about 1-2 hour. Have different kind of beauties in different seasons. There is always someone camping I the mountain. I guess you don’t want to bother them.

Very cute little place! The farm is a Perfect spot to bring young kids. And you can’t beat the fact that it’s free!! There is a playground right across from it and there’s also a lovely pond with a walkway and fountains at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. Lots of parking.

This is the most beautiful public park in the town. Extraordinarily beautiful landscape with walking trail, playground, petting zoo, golf course and a camping site add an extra glory to this park. Playground for kids is not that great but the huge park does its job.

What a gem. Free parking. Free to use. Free mini animal farm/Zoo area. There's a Veterans Memorial area, lots of walking and exploring, hiking trails. This is great for all ages.

Though the playground isn't great we absolutely love coming to walk by the water and see the animals! Wish the animal area was open more hours than it is as that makes it difficult to visit as often as my daughter asks to, but maybe that will change in the future.

This park is my favorite park ever.💕 I always took my day off to go to this park to take a photo 🥳 Dog & kid friendly. It really the perfect park for hiking too 💃💕

Green Hill Park in Worcester is one of the most lovely parks in the area. Very family friendly with plenty of walking trails, bike trails, grills to cook, picnic areas, memorial areas for our soldiers, petting zoo, plenty of parking, and talk about the views!

I have been familiar with the AAS for about 5 years. This is a great, great, great library and museum. Historic "everything" can be available both on line and in person. The AAS is a treasure in our own back yard.

Beautiful historic buildings and grounds.

Tool the tour today and loved it! The vast amount of history stored there is mind blowing and seeing some of President George Washington's hair was pretty cool too

Tool the tour today and loved it! The vast amount of history stored there is mind blowing and seeing some of President George Washington's hair was pretty cool too.

Helpful, knowledgeable staff made my visit earlier this year productive and smooth. Thank you!

Beautiful building!

I have enjoyed exploring their extensive digital archives and anticipate researching in their physical collection.

Worcester's rich history displayed about as well as one could given the space. A definite must-see for visitors and newcomers to the city as well as long-time residents.

I think this is a great museum! I loved the touchscreens where I could select artifacts to examine more closely. The replica diner area was fun; even for adults! There’s a lot of hidden gems throughout the museum. I highly recommend checking it out.

I've been here at the Worcester Historical Museum 5 times in the pasted few years, with family this is a beautiful Museum dedicated to our wonderful amazing City of Worcester MA! The reason that brought us in to go to the Worcester Historical MA this pasted Tuesday 8-16-22 , was that my 96 year old Grandfather is coming to visit from Florida with my 94 year Grandmother, we wanted to get him the the wicked cool black tee- shirt that ("say's all the different ways you can Pronounce WORCESTER ")! I'd gotten one a few years ago pior, my grandfather lived in Worcester MA, many years ago. So this shirt has some meaning behind it. This Museum is a great place to go to with young children and adults . It was (FREE Admission ) for us to enter if Im correct It's been (" FREE Admission since Middle of July till the End of August 2022") ,this is another part of celebrating Worcester 300th Tercentennial . Also, during the entire month of February they usually run " FREE " Admission because the kids that are in the Worcester Public schools are on February vacation! Great time to go too! A few things did change, I'd noticed that a few things were up & running at the Museum! Not many people there when we were there.

Note: I was only here to conduct research in the library, so I saw very little of the exhibit space. What I did see, though, was very well done and the city of Worcester should be proud of its museum. The library staff were, to a person, helpful and accommodating, and took an interest in my research goals. I hope to be back in the near future to continue working with these folks!

Such an adorable museum! Was a great way to pass the time while waiting for an event downtown to start and a great way to learn about the history of the town I was visiting (as someone living outside of Massachusetts). Ellen was super polite and informative about everything!

The director and marketing on WBUR was fantastic. Her delivery, knowledge, and passion for this museum was text book. She delivered the interview effortlessly. A rare talent that is. As a retired radio broadcaster I know what it takes. Cheers!

This is the nicest, classiest museum. Deb and Eleanor are so professional and hospitable, I immediately felt at home. Thank you both Ladies, you made this old veteran's day😇🙏😇

The largest Mass Audubon reserve in Massachusetts with several walking/hiking trails, visitor center and separate education building. Worcester residents are provided free admission with ID. All others - admission as member or payment of a modest admission fee. The visitor center is one of the better equipped in the Mass Audubon network, including having on hand wheel chairs and an all terrain walker for individuals who may need them. Trails are well marked and maps are provided at all trail heads. Good venue for families. The trails are not suitable for jogging. Families with young children/carriages and physically challenged individuals should consult the trail map before setting out from the visitor center as some of the trails are less suitable for them.

A large and scenic conservation area with a handful of easy to walk trails. Great place to go for a short walk or birding. Most of the trails are flat and the broadwalks make it accessible for those in a wheelchair. There are a few play areas for children. The location also hosts events and educational activities.

A gem in the middle of Worcester-makes you feel like civilization is miles away (I saw a mom and baby deer at 11am right off the trail) The trails are well maintained and marked and the staff are very helpful and friendly.

We had a few hours to occupy while our dog was having surgery at Tufts. We found this conversation & wildlife center and checked it out. This is a terrific place to take a walk in nature. There’s plenty of parking and there’s a visitor center. The trails are well maintained and the walking is pretty easy… no hills to speak of. They have trail maps and there’s maps posted along the way. We saw quite a few birds of different species. It was a very relaxing enjoyable time. Besides that it serves a great purpose.

This place is very well maintained by Audobon society. Trails are clean and well marked with nice big signs and directions. Due to tall trees all around, it can get dark here quite early in the evening, so be aware of that. To explore this property you can either take membership of Audobon society and then you can explore multiple properties within state of MA for free. Or alternatively you can put some donations in the donation box at the main walking entrance of property. We went there today and one main trail was closed due to flooding, but clear signs were posted about it. Plenty of well marked parking lot. We enjoy our peaceful walks each visit here.

Established in 1990, it s located in the headwater region of the Blackstone River Watershed. It boasts to be the largest urban wildlife sanctuary in New England. You can do bird watching, bird photography, picnic, kids play , trails. There are wooden benches to sit and relax on the way. In the nature play area, the wooden swing is placed right at the location that gives you a feel as if you are in your private garden. On the Saturday afternoon of May, it had good number of visitors but the calmness prevailed. Parking is limited but seems to be sufficient.

Wonderful place for hikes short or long. Have sent kids to summer camp here and its always a fantastic time. Rave about it. A good little slice of nature in Worcester.

The Worcester Public Library has a lot of great things going for it. One of the highlights for me was their manga collection – it’s honestly awesome and I really enjoyed spending time reading through it. I also appreciate that they have a teen/young adult room. It’s nice to see a space dedicated to younger readers and students. However, I did have a negative experience with two of the staff librarians who were unfortunately quite rude. Their behavior made me feel very uncomfortable, which was disappointing. As someone who just wanted to enjoy the library and its resources, it didn’t feel fair to be treated that way. I hope that if the library staff sees this review, they’ll take some action or reflect on how they interact with visitors. Libraries should be welcoming, safe, and inclusive spaces for everyone. I really want to love this place fully, and I hope my next visit feels better.

Pretty good u can get what u need and the kids have games,computers, play place and a teen center. Problem is one of the ladies in the play place has an ego problem along with warden mentality. So play place with a lady that has an issue with kids playing. He was building a tower it fell and she felt that to be rough housing. Since then extremely rude. Went to check out she came in with attitude. I asked for another librarian and she lost her mind calling for security and manager. I asked her why she was yelling I just asked for another librarian. She said that's rude and hurtful. I told her she was yelling for no reason. I should be able to ask for another librarian without you losing ur mind. Reminder she's yelling in a kids area. Teen area is nice and had summer reading ready for the kids. Books were free to take home for summer reading. Adult area to many homeless and people high on drugs sleeping and hanging out in the bathrooms. Bathrooms not safe for kids.

It's a great place. They do a very good job, keeping it clean Even though it's downtown and making so it's open to everyone Also the employees there are very helpful.

Beautiful library! Friendly and helpful librarians.

So many things to do. The active programming for teens and adults is amazing. Staff are helpful and compassionate. Love the maker/innovation space, and the delightfully inspired space children's room. The space is well lit, well maintained, and a delightful space to relax for a few hours and learn something!

One of my best places in the city!!! A place where I find peace and wisdom and I ever found all the books I've looked for. Librarians are welcoming, polite and always willing to help. My kids love too🙏🏽

We love the Worcester Public Library specially the children’s room and the librarians there. It feels more comfortable and secured with the security guards they now have. I dislike one of the supervisor there... she’s rude and I didn’t feel she was concerned with the issue I had. :/

Has some history which is obvious. Again, very beautiful area... However there was this group of what appeared to be homeless people (didn’t speak with them so I’m not saying they were/judging). I just kept my distance and went about my business.

Great place to hang out if you have some time. Often times there's some good music to listen to, which is what I enjoy about it.

Today I'd marched in The 300th Worcester Celebration Parade supporting ("HECCMA ") & Higher Education, & Supporting (QCC) (Quinsigamond Community College) & the amazing City of Worcester! This was so awesome to be a part of Worcester's History ! Now I'm part of Worcester's History & The Celebration of Worcester's 300th Birthday celebration June -11-22 . I was handed chosen to march in this Parade, which much honor , I'm truly blessed 🙌 an honored that I'd had a rare golden opportunity to be a part of Worcester's History & History in general 🙏! I love Worcester ❤️, I'm a born native of Worcester , Massachusetts, born here ❤️! I go to School here & live here ! Worcester is a old - historical beautiful old industrial area, I hope we keep Worcester beautiful abd keep Providing & Preserving our History here in Worcester MA! This was an amazing opportunity & even more amazing experience, I'll never ever forget, and truly a once in a rare lifetime opportunity, Thank you for that , which my honor 🎖 & much appreciation, I'm so happy & honored to have been a part of today's 300th Worcester Celebration Parade! This was absolutely amazing seeing so many people out of this beautiful sunny 🌞 day ! We truly can't have asked for a better day to celebrate Worcester's 300th Birthday! Happy 300th Birthday Worcester 🎂! Keep Making WORCESTER SMILE 😃! We seen Mr. Mayor today , me and my younger brother got a picture with Mr. Mayor of Worcester, and the Smiley- man we got pics with ! There were vendors from StART & Food Vendors such as Ziggy Booms , DogFather food - trucks, frozen galato , Jerry's Ice cream truck , lemonade stands, such amazing experience, I'll truly 😋 never forget in my entire life 😋 !! My family seen me marching in the Parade today.

School vacation week, you need 3 lines, people just needing to hand $5 should not wait in same line with skate rental people needing forms, waited 30 minutes to get in.....also, if uou are learning to skate, not really place for you, too many injuries, otherwise great experience outdoors on the common.

Recently renovated little park with some history posted around the park. During summer they host some events with music and Food-trucks. In winter the whole park is decorated and they open up the ice skating rink. The park is also surrounded with good restaurants.

They always have something going on in the commons!!! It’s a beautiful place to eat, read , study , have a picnic , feed the birds! It’s right in the middle of everything! 3 min walk from the hub center(bus station) and union station of u need to take a bus or train or commuter rail outside the city or state as well!

A great peaceful place nearby. All restaurant options are in walkable distance including public commuter and bus transport. In Sunday's, free distribution of food for homeless available in many points here

Gorgeous Renaissance style building in the heart of Worcester opened in 1898. Loved walking around there taking pictures before tending to business inside, where I found staff very helpful.

A place that used to be beautiful to come with the family for a walk at night but it is no longer worth it. If you go at night you run the risk of being assaulted or something else happening since there are at least 60 drug users, an unbearable smell of urine, syringes, garbage, among other things.Not worth the total filth.

Honestly, everyone is so polite and helpful here that it seems like a movie. City Halls in other cities are horrible, but here is like that is so welcoming. Love it. It's hard nowadays to find good customer service 😕

It’s a very beautiful building. I love the design of it and the Christmas decorations on the windows.

Good spot for some photoshoots if you are a photographer or Videographer this is a good city spot

It was a nice old building and no issue taking care of business there

Who is in charge of snow removal? You need to get it together...

I had some very abusive professors. People outright didn't believe I'm an immigrant because of my excellent English, what irony. They didn't even get my name right during graduation (called me by a woman's name). Imagine being laughed at, at your own graduation by these woke hypocrites. Despite being born in a foreign country and growing up bilingual, one of the deans told me, literally, "X [my ethnic background] or whatever is not a real country" and I was forced to take a foreign language. I couldn't believe it, and this was back in the mid 2010's. I was discriminated against, judged, and treated as subhuman because of my gender and background. A handful of good professors, but they all left.

Why You Should Reconsider Clark University: Must Read I graduated from Clark University in December 2023. This is my second time posting a review; the first one was removed. Here’s why I believe students, especially international ones, should think twice before choosing Clark: No Career Support or Campus Placements: Clark does not offer any structured placement support. No major companies come to campus to hire students, and the university makes no effort to follow up with graduates on their employment outcomes. The few companies that do visit are often local insurance firms hiring for commission-based sales roles—far from what international students expect when making a significant financial and personal investment to study in the U.S. Overcrowded Classes: Some MS-STEM classes have over 60 students, with more than 90% from India, limiting diversity and cross-cultural learning. Imagine the kind of international school environment you can expect from a business university with such limited representation. Inexperienced Faculty: Many instructors are recent MS graduates themselves, with little to no teaching experience. Biased Grading: I gave honest feedback in a course evaluation and received a noticeably lower grade, which felt retaliatory. Pre-Recorded Lectures: Several courses are offered as pre-recorded videos, not live sessions. Many students come to the U.S. expecting in-person academic engagement, not to watch recorded content. Safety Concerns: The surrounding neighborhood regularly sees incidents of gunfire, robbery, and other safety issues. It does not feel like a secure environment to live or study in. High Cost: Even with a scholarship, tuition is still significantly higher than that of better-ranked public universities like Texas Tech. Poor Classroom Environment: Facilities are basic. The furniture and classroom setup feel more like a budget training center than a graduate-level university. Safety Concerns: The neighborhood has frequent incidents of gunfire, robbery, and other safety risks. It doesn’t feel like a secure place to live or study. Alumni Outcomes Speak Volumes: If you're considering Clark, check the LinkedIn profiles of recent international graduates. Many are either unemployed or working in fields unrelated to their studies, clear evidence of weak career support and outcomes. This is my honest experience, and I’m sharing it so future students can make an informed decision. If this review is removed again, I will continue to repost it. No student should come to the U.S. full of dreams, only to be let down by a university that overpromises and underdelivers.

Campus is lovely. Students committed to improving the city and the world around them. A curriculum that moves across disciplines allowing students to engage with academics more personally. Write. Write. Write. We just want more of it here within the undergraduate and graduate curriculum. This cannot be overstated.

Indoctrination center with Orwellian culture. Low educational rigor. Go to a STEM focused university, coding boot camp, learn a trade, or just start working. It used to be good (as indicated by the older reviews) but Clark has fallen and is now actively working to make the world a worse place

I vibed well with Clark. I visited the campus a few times, hung out with "Clarkies" and applied (& got in), BUT, I was VERY "small LAC" focused in my college endeavors. Therefore, I was gravitating less towards universities at the time I was applying to schools as an undergraduate. I did like Clark though, but in the end, Hampshire College in Amherst won out. It was more: "academically flexible" then a LOT of the other places I'd looked at and applied to, and Clark fell into that more: "academically traditional" category. Clark has a VERY NICE campus though. Worcester isn't my favorite place in MA overall; and I felt the Amherst/Northampton area was a nicer placer to go to college (and to potentially live in after graduation); so it won me over.

To be fair, this is the best school I've ever got to know well, and I've known quite a few schools, including some highly regarded ones that get their stellar ranking by focusing on growing endowments and grabbing the hottest research fellows whilst ignoring students' needs. Clark is the opposite of that; most professors are focused on providing the best education experience as well as providing undergrads with opportunities to engage in research. This is the school that has absolutely exceeded all my expectations.

Not one of the better complexes I've been to so far but still very nice . It has a baseball field ( all turf ) , soccer field ( turf ) and tennis courts. The fields itself are in very good shape but the grounds around it can be kept up better. Plus this is smaller than the ones I've been to. Good seats everywhere for viewing and the bathrooms are clean. Parking could be tough though it's a very crowded area

I attended an event at the DCU yesterday January 5th and used this garage for parking. When going somewhere with children it's nice to be in short walking distance, especially in winter, so I chose this garage as it was close by and affordable. I however, cannot say that after yesterday's experience I will ever be using it again or recommending it to others. I was alone with my two children and we sat in our car for over an hour trying to get out of the lot. Within that time we never even made it close to coming off level 5, I moved out of my spot and then just sat. I made my reservation with parking whiz which I have done in the past and typically you can use the reserved spots, however there wasn't any in this garage that I noticed. When entering the garage there were so many unavailable spots, us along with our friends in their car were on level 5. Many other families sat for over an hour unable to move and vacate the lot. I have never in my life seen something so unorganized and I have used parking in many other states. Families were leaving cars and going to dinner because children were getting so restless and upset. No one knew what the hold up was. People were leaving their cars to try and walk down and get a better look. I tried calling to see if anyone would answer the phones, I made three attempts and left a voicemail (I wasn't in a position to leave my car as I had two young children with me and I was alone) . Eventually because my children were so upset and I felt like this was creating an unsafe environment as people were rightfully so getting frustrated. I called a Lyft and we were taken home by that. Which in turn cost me more money. When we made it down to exit the garage there were 3 attendants. So I mentioned that I was taking a Lyft home because I hadn't moved in over an hour and that it was still very chaotic up there. They laughed it off and said oh really? My friends stayed and it was another 30/40 minutes before they got out. So I would not use this lot again and I wouldn't recommend it unless they make some changes. There is no reason there can't be a better flow of traffic existing the garage. We were other people who used the different garages and none of them had a similar experience.

Their QR code, when scanned with a QR code reader will direct you to a fraudulent website!!! That website charged my card twice in the span of 30 minutes. The first charge was for $1.95, the second for $39.95. I only noticed upon leaving, when the parking attendant told me that I hadn’t paid for parking. I took my phone to show him, and he said that was not their site. He was aware of the issue, and simply stated that I had to use my camera, not the QR code reader. Really?!!! How on earth was I supposed to know that! I had cancel my card, but I’m not sure Citibank will refund the $41. I wonder how much any subsequent charge would have been!

Don’t ever even think of parking here for an event. It will take you well over an hour just to get into the garage and find a parking spot. They leave hundreds of spots wide-open that you have to drive by and cannot park in. Absolutely one of the most atrociously and poorly run garaged in Worcester during events at DCU

Convenient yes. Posting to get anywhere fail. Didn't know you can get to the restaurant from parking garage 3 through a black door. The door says nothing on it. So how tf are your suppo supposed to know. Also, then I was just there ir said free parking and yet got charged$12.00. TF!

I used this garage when I went to the BCU Center. Convenient location. It was $15 for event parking. Parking 🅿️ garage was in good shape. There was an employee helping other customers.

Do not park here if you go to the DCU center you will wait over an hour to get out of the parking lot very unorganized

Difficult to leave with no attendant! Be sure u write down your exact color floor and how to find your car!

Perrones is one of the most unprofessional companies I’ve worked with. No single site manager regularly supervised the work site, owner comes to the site obviously smelling of marijuana and unable to recall conversations, agreements, send me contracts, quotes or receipts for work done. His staff consistently complained to me and other people about the work they were doing. He pushed off my project and delayed my business opening three times even though I hired in March when they were not busy. As soon as other contracts came in, they pushed my project to the side. Has not completed numerous jobs even though I have paid in full amounting to over $80,000! Workers don’t even know what a ring nail is. Have had many mistakes done and after many chances to turn it around, I came to the conclusion that this company doesn’t have the capability to complete my project to my satisfaction. If you want your grass cut I’m sure this company is fine but for anything other than basic landscaping, they don’t have the experience or the accountability to manage larger projects even though they sold themselves as being a one stop shop for business’. I asked for rounded corners on my fencing, they left a pile of excess wood that I had to pay about $800 for to get removed after they accidentally cut my 10ft boards to 8 ft even though I had hundreds of 8ft boards for them to use. They did not grade all the paddocks to the specs I asked for, left cigarette butts everywhere and spread some gravel in the wrong path and wouldn’t redo it.

The Perrone crew cleaned up an old flowerbed and installed rock. The new rock matches the 20+ year old rock.

Perrone is contracted by Eversource to repair damage caused by their contractors, and to landscape the area following the work that Eversource completed. Their communication was abysmal. Despite being told multiple times not to do any work without meeting with me. They planted the wrong plant in the incorrect place. In addition, it took multiple phone calls to get a response. There are many terrific landscaping companies. This is NOT one of them.

We consistently receive compliments on how great our lawn looks thanks to Perrone’s awesome mowing crew, in particular, Kevin! And the office staff is very responsive to any questions we have throughout the season. Thanks PL!

I am so happy with the landscaping services I get from Perrone. I have a small yard with lots of gardens but am reaching an age where maintenance is difficult and, in some cases, impossible (can't kneel for more than 3 minutes!). The weekly mowing & edging keeps things looking good. I rely on the spring & fall clean-up to clean up sticks, leaves, etc. My absolute favorite service is the monthly gardening - what I call my concierge gardening service. It's like having my own private gardeners who weed & clear out what I want, do some pruning, etc. and leave my gardens looking wonderful. Just when I'm feeling overwhelmed by weeds or needing to deadhead perennials, you show up and do it for me!! I've told other people about this service and they are SO jealous. They can't believe I can get that service without having a private gardener. Your foremen know their plants and what they need so I feel confident that the wrong stuff isn't going to be taken out. And I keep some aggressive ground covers growing because they are better than some other weeds and your folks understand that. The work crew works the whole time they are here and do a great job in cleaning up. Please don't drop the monthly gardening service - it is WONDERFUL!! I'm looking forward to some fall pruning to help tame my healthy jungle.

Perrone is an outstanding landscaping company and the only one I will use or recommend in my area. When we first moved into our house they came out and helped us clean up the front treeline, identify invasive species, and fix our yard issues. In the 3 years since I have had them out here on numerous occasions for different jobs/estimates. They are always polite and knowledgeable. My lawn couldn't look better and their advice is always well put. The front office is amazing as well. Super polite and always returning calls. 10/10 would recommend!

We've been using Perrone Landscaping for the past 5 years, and we've been very pleased with their work. They make very good suggestions about what work will be best to keep our trees, shrubs, plants, and grass looking good. Jeff is especially helpful in planning what work should be done, and the people who come to do the work are polite and hard-working. I highly recommend Perrone to anyone who wants to get excellent work done for a not overly high price.

Lots of variety. I've been able to try new fruits and veggies this year that I would not have gotten in a grocery store. I'm very happy for this Farmers Market and for the HIP program.

My review of this place is that for starters the fruits the only type of fruits that he had it was apples and I cannot complain about the apples a lot of them they were very delicious and I can say for farm apples I always enjoyed for my post because the farm apples you always got different sizes but you know that's basically the basic brine just apples other than that you don't get no more choices on fruits vegetables well you have very basic and basic like horn tomatoes green peppers red peppers jalapenos and basically you know the little basic of other stuff like garlic and stuff small stuff but you knowyou had to go through the other stuff of what you really like but on top of that you don't have a lot of options and it's very tricky to pick what you really like and I wish they had more options that's the reason I give it three stars I wish I could give it more because for a farm I would have thought they had more stuff expression for fruits and vegetables but hey you only could get what you only could get hopefully next year for the next harbins probably you could get more options will see but if you want to take a chance give it a chance but hopefully you get better chances that I did but I cannot forget the pumpkin not bad and for another information you also got to be careful about those other settlers they would try to sell you a vegetable that is already getting to be expired they're soft to the touch and you can tell they're about to be rotten and did not good so that would do anything to try to sell it to you for the cheapest if they could sell it for they can get it out of their hands and into yours so please the best thing you could do is check touch look smell doesn't hurt to do that and if they don't like it then guess what don't buy it

The veggies are awesome, they last days and are do much better than what any grocery stores have. My kids love the fruits and tomatoes and the veggies which says alot. Enjoy the time fresh air and conversation with the farmers and people.

Good variety of vendors, nice people, central location! You can use your free monthly HIP dollars if you have an EBT card here

Not one piece of fruit available for sale, and I got there early. Six or seven vendors and they all seem to carry just wilted lettuce, kale and radishes. Disappointing.

I go there every day and have a wonderful time. In fact I love it.

Not clear when this actually is. Went over there at 10 on a Monday, and there's nothing, despite the sign saying 9-12 Monday and Friday. Two cars pulled up and left in the time I was checking the sign, so other people were fooled into wasting time too. DWP guy said it's actually Wed and Friday, so who knows. Don't bother coming here unless you have nothing better to do and don't actually need to buy food.

Zombie land

Great Performance at the college of the holy cross! Very insightful and interesting!!!

Beautiful park, lovely nature. Beware that while absolutely stunning in the fall, there is geese poop EVERYWHERE ☠️ Otherwise wonderful walking paths and a great place to just relax and take a stroll ❤️

This park was an extra treat on an already great family vacation. The entire family had a really good time. Great play stuff for ask ages kids. And beautiful water lake too for visual...

My wife and I visited Elm park for a water lantern festival and we had a really good time here.

It's a great place for walking and spending time with family and friends. The playground is great for kids, and it's always clean! It's a great place to relax and read a good book.

Nice little park right in town. It overlooks a pond and has a really cool bridge. Lots of swings and things for the wee ones. It was cold today, watch out for the ice. Definitely go back in the summer time! It's so beautiful without all the snow.

It's a great park, especially for being in a city area. There's a pond with a couple bridges and paths around it. The park is also full of art pieces and a historical tree. There's a nice playground for the kids. Only been there once so I'm not sure what else is around. I was there for an event which had porta potties so I'm not sure if there are bathrooms or the porta-potties are there all the time.

Beautiful park near center of the city that is super easy to walk always a concert or activity going on well cared for by parks dept & volunteers benches & tables to sit and relax it's a great place with a long history

I had no idea there was the Vietnam War Memorial. It was quite moving. There are a lot of paved walkways around the park. I hadn't been in years and I was very surprised.

Sad to see all the Fallen Soldiers names engraved on these giant granite slabs. Very nice up kept Memorial,, nice flowers,,a water fountain/waterfall and wildlife like turtles and frogs-Great for the kids. And just a few hundred feet away is a Free Animal Farm!!

This is a special park in Worcaster, with 450+ acres Trails & views, a petting zoo of kids, and a golf course with a restaurant on top of the world.

What a beautiful park here in Worcester. It is very clean and has lots of walking space. The memorial to the Vietnam Veterans is beautiful and touching. I recommend visiting anytime of the year!

Beautiful park and memorial! The monument is located on one side with a list of those who died serving our country etched into four different pillars. There is a nice lake to walk around with pillars on the opposite side displaying letters written by soldiers in the war to their families back home. They also have a memorial dedicated to the service dogs and their handlers. The landscape is beautiful and there are walking trails surround the park. It is a gorgeous place to just sit and enjoy nature or to walk around and take pictures. It is very peaceful. My children like going to enjoy the wildlife roaming freely through the park. There is also a free "zoo" located right up the street walking distance from the memorial.

Very Beautiful and EXTREMELY EMOTIONAL. A must visit! Freedom isn't free and these BRAVE men and women gave their lives to preserve that. There's even a Memorial to the brave Dogs who added in war efforts.

Very well designed and moving memorial. It is made up of letters of soldiers to their families and friends. Also appreciated the commemoration of service dogs. Park was very clean when we went there in mid July 2021.

One of my favorites places to go in the summer ☀️

Upon reading the reviews, I've discovered that I had failed to pay the parking fee while visiting the Quinsigamond State Park... It was the middle of night and there wasn't anybody to take my parking money. Anyways, there was a very good view of the bridge across Lake Quinsigamond to the south of the park. The bridge was lit beautifully at night. There were also some houses on the other side of the lake that made for some pretty night shots across the lake. There was a sandy area, but I didn't really get a chance to go on the sand since the park was so dark at night. There seems to be plenty of street parking available nearby, so if you're just trying to get some exercise at the park, consider parking for free in the nearby small streets.

Good place for kids and family. It has small swim area for kids. Nice and clean!

I have fun experience to hang our. With few friends eating lunch together. I suggest doe anyone try to try smiler experience like mine

Did kayaking multiple times here , nice lake , parking is 8$ which is high as not much to explore but good sailing point within reach

Great place to have a picnic, there are grills for use. Parking is close to picnic area. Also the beach is great. You can rent kayaks and explore the area or just go for a swim. We had 30 people there and we all were able to sit and socialize easily.

Great place to have a picnic, there are grills for use. Parking is close to picnic area. Also the beach is great.

Looks like they have a number of trails you can go up on and even a few locations you can park. The GPS brought me in at the bottom entry that had a little bit of parking. Overall, I can see how this could be nice to check out. Unfortunately, the water was all dried up, and their was not Cascading Waters, just a dry creek bed. Even though it's has rained in the past few days on and off. Some of the potholes on the bridge were filled with water. The trail itself is very rocky. There are lots of protruding rocks that you can easily twist an ankle or trip over. It's kind of a hike up, which wasn't much of an issue, but you really have to pay attention to your footing. In the mosquitoes were absolutely horrible. So make sure you bring some off or some sort of repellent because they were just buzzing and swarming everywhere. I was really disappointed. I was looking forward to seeing the little waterfalls in running water. I didn't go all the way to the top just because it was disappointing

Cascade Waters, is a hidden gem for nature lovers. The park boasts beautiful cascading waterfalls and well-maintained trails, perfect for a peaceful hike. Managed by the Greater Worcester Land Trust, this spot offers a serene escape with picturesque views, especially rewarding after a rainfall. Living nearby, I've made it a habit to hike there often since discovering this tranquil oasis. The trails are suitable for all skill levels, and the natural beauty of the area never fails to impress.

Went up the closed trail on accident its climable but not that stable dont try it.

HIDDEN GEM ALERT It's super close to wpi and such a nice hike. We had a hike and a small picnic here and it was a lot of fun. Very clean and perfect for new hikers. There is a bit of a steep climb!

We recently discovered this park and have visited numerous times. The start of the hike is pretty steep for most (225 feet) but once you get to the top, it’s not bad. Not super crowded and a great place to let your dog run about.

Did the blue trail then used the white trail to get back to the falls.. No water was cascading this day...good hike still

This was my first time going hiking and I liked it. I didn’t like the bugs but I liked the walk. We definitely got lost but eventually found our way around by just fallowing the blue tree stamps and hoping we are going to get out soon. My puppy loved it and she recommends 100%.