Things To Do

This country estate overlooking Quincy Bay transports visitors to the Revolutionary War era and tells the story of a woman’s work to preserve her family’s history more than a hundred years later.

Named for Henry L.

Family, youth and senior memberships available. Visit website for fees and swim schedule.

Named for the former adjacent school, this 1.1 acre park has children’s playground equipment, a basketball court, and large play area.

Quincy’s largest and most utilized park, it is home to the following facilities: Adams Walk: Dedicated June 13, 2009, World War II Memorial, Adams Presidential Tablet, Charles Francis Adams gift mo

Girls’ and women’s-only Softball field

New England Wildlife Center is the only comprehensive wildlife hospital in the metro-Boston area that provides care for sick, injured and orphaned wild animals.  We treat 225 different species a ye

Part of the Boston Harbor Islands National Recreation Area, and one of the few accessible by land, this property offers stellar vistas of the Boston skyline and other Harbor Islands.

Located behind Atlantic Middle School, the field is named for Dennis O’Neil, a lifelong resident of the Atlantic neighborhood who served many distinguished years as Ward Foreman of the Quincy Publi

With two little league fields, bocce courts and a picnic facility between the Ruth Gordon Ampitheater and Ryan Boathouse, Pageant Field overlooks Black’s Creek and Wollaston Beach.

Located 8 miles south of Boston, the entire course is situated on 93 acres and offers dramatic views of the Boston skyline, Neponset River, and the Blue Hills Reservation.