Suggestions for Landmarks and Outdoors near East Cambridge, Cambridge

Eric O. • August 24, 2014Plenty of wide, wide open space that is seldom crowded, making it ideal for an impromptu informal wiffle ball game.

Eric A. • July 21, 2010Great for eating lunch outside! Even on a hot day, there are plenty of benches and tables in the shade.

Eric A. • June 27, 2012Discover the mini sculptures throughout the park…and identify them with the key on the north side of the park!

Sean L. • May 27, 2012There's a great kids playground attached to this park. There's a fountain for the little ones to run through. And all sorts of things for them to play with.

A.P. Blake • February 28, 2013Named for prominant land-owner and Brittish loyalist Richard Lechmere. This is where the Red Coats came ashore for their attack on Lexington and Concord. (Disclaimer: my source is Wikipedia)

Cherry G. • September 17, 2013Awesome little spot

Hannah C. • January 28, 2011I don't give a dam.

Ben B. • May 20, 2016Chess board table on the east side of the park.

Wallace L. • July 6, 2016Beautiful space

A.P. Blake • January 17, 2013Easily one of the coolest little nook or cranny around Boston. Come at night to be dazzled by the lighting and reflections in the water. Incredible views of the Zakim Bridge.

Mark B. • June 24, 2010Ask for the strawberry daiquiri

Billy K. • June 18, 2010Very relaxing and peaceful. Great place to bring and eat your lunch outside.