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Coal Mine Brook features upgrades to the East West Trail Network, a new playground and a state of the art adult fitness area. This park was renovated and officially opened in Fall 2023.

The playground includes a modern jungle gym with net and rock-wall climbing features, circular net swings, an animal themed see-saw, climbing structures and slides! The ground around the playground and fitness area is made of poured-in-place rubber for improved safety and comfort. There are picnic areas and benches with companion seating nearby for relaxing at the park. You can enjoy beautiful views of Lake Quinsigamond as well!

Playground at Coal Mine Brook Park

Fitness Fun

Fitness Area at Coal Mine Brook

This park includes a state-of-the-art adult fitness center. Get your workout on under the canopy on the outdoor ellipticals, pull-up and climbing bars, step-ups and see how high you can jump!

Nature Trail

This park includes the north end of the East Side Trail that runs through this section of Worcester, ending at East Park. This trail includes a fully accessible walkway with overlooks of Coal Mine Brook. Educational, environmental and wildlife kiosks are also present at these overlooks!

Map Image of the Trail System for the East Side Trail

East Side Trail

Learn more about the history and view the map of the East Side Trail that runs from East Park to Lake Quinsigamond.

Trail Map

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District: 4

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Crompton Park

District: 4

The park was purchased in 1888, and it was named Crompton Park and was then an open field which was used as a playground. Whether you and your kids are into sports, splashing around, enjoying a relaxing picnic or playing on a playground, there's something for everyone at Crompton Park!

Quick Facts

Location: 616 Plantation Street - Map

District: 2

Size: 4.67 acres

Parking Lot(s): Yes

Features:

  • Nature Trail(s)
  • Picnic Area
  • Playground

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Contact Information

Address

Parks & Recreation
50 Officer Manny Familia Way
Worcester, MA 01605

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Phone: 508-799-1190
Fax: 508-799-1293
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