Horatio Harris Park

Address:	85 Harold St, Boston, MA 02119, USA
Phone:	+1 857-990-8716
Site:	cityofboston.gov
Rating:	4.1

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JD Nelson

I grew up on Monroe St and always played in the park as a young child. stone hours and turtle still existbtoday. its a somewhat small park that has been completely renovated. beautiful homes located all around park and massive natural rock formations (puddingstone(hance the name of the town Roxbury) throughout park. benches and tables also located in the park along with an emergency police calling box that stands out day and night with its bright blue light. this park is historical, with lots of history and host an annual Jazz festival.

Eddie De leon

My kids and nephew loved it. Very clean and quiet, and they loved running and climbing the rock formations. There were other kids and families and didnt notice the unrulieness you see at other area parks. Our pup also had a good time, and I wasnt worried about her getting away as the park is mostly enclosed and protected from the street.

Charles Bosse

This is a nice city block park with pleasant rock outcroppings, several benches, and a nice grass area. The park is mostly walled and pretty clean, and dog friendly. Since the park is old and an entire city block, the buildings on all sides facing in are pretty and add to the aesthetic.

veronica kiyoko

I grew up not far from this park and I enjoyed playing there with my sister and brothers. The great thing about this park is...the out crop of pudding stone is still there and It feels like an old friend. I love this park. Back in the day, the park was named "Walnut Park".

James Minor

The rock formations at this park are really cool (similar to the ones in Central Park, NYC, but slightly larger and more rugged). A very neat little park to go visit, well worth the detour if youre biking in the area.

Jeremy Valadez

I loved walking my pit bull here. The large rocks are nice to climb. This park is family friendly as well.

Ade Laurent

Perfect for the city nice for walking the dogs

Toya Hubbard

Clean, quiet park

JJ P

quick stroll

Michael Carliss

Bad company

Md. Shaik

Very dirty