Cushing Memorial Park

Great place to take the kids to safely ride their bikes, and go for long walks! Newly renovated playground is great too!

Love walking through this park on a nice summer and/​or fall day! I take my dog for a stroll here all the time. It’s a nice one mile trail and the park provides doggie waste bags so there should be no excuse for not picking up your dog’s poo! If I’m not with my dog, my fiancé and I will go for a nice jog around here, the scenery is very nice! There’s also a big open field where I’ve seen wedding parties here take their photos! Very nice area!

I have all the thanks to give to this park for my spring/​summer training for surviving the Inca trail in Peru.
The park is a summer haven for walkers, rollerbladers, bikers, runners, players alike. The roads are immaculately paved and wide enough to accommodate for all sorts of activities without bumping into one another. The trees and benches are spread out through the park — great for people watching or just catching breathe after a workout session. There is also a mini playground for kids and nothing stops them from cycling their way at maximum speed. There is always plenty of parking even when the park tend to get quite popular on nights and weekends.
For the runners: Slightly over 2k for one big loop around the park, it is also relatively flat, great for easy endurance runs.
The only negative side is that it only has one portable bathroom which can get quite dirty.

I love this park to ride my bike sometimes I bring my son great to see new playground my son can’t wait for it to be done. This place is huge for any type of even I hope they make a concert there if it doesn’t bother the elders that live there also great to have pic nick or a bbq.

Love this park. Clean, well taken care of and more than enough parking. Outer loop is 1.25 miles. Inside loop is 1 mile. Great place to spend the day. You can also cross the street where there is a trail along Farm Pond.

Great place for an asphalt stroll. Always a good number people of there, walking, running, with kids on bikes, dogs, etc. Flat mostly wide paths, but with nice vistas, a good assortment of trees, and well-​cared for. It would be great if the paths across the street were also developed a little/​cared for too. Only thing that’s missing is a café and weekend food trucks.

I work with free family programs led by the Appalachian Mountain Club at this park, and I’m here almost every week!
Cushing Memorial Park is great for walking or biking, and offers easy access for strollers and wheelchairs. This rectangular park offers a paved 1.5 mile walkway around the perimeter, and its even plowed in the winter!
There are several picnic areas, a preschool playground for tykes and a school playground for older children that you can access from the park.
Whenever I am here, I see many people out enjoying the park. There is always plenty of parking on Dudley at the entrance and also on the north end.
You may want to visit the bathroom before you visit; there is just one port-​a-​potty at the park. Also, bring water because there are no public water fountains.

What a beautiful place to run, walk, or bike, or bring your kids with their bikes!!!

Love this wonderful park in Framingham. Great for bicycles, runners, strollers, and walkers. I took my son here every weekend during the spring/​summer when the weather was nice. The path provides many areas of shade as well.

Walk, run, bike, skate, scooter — you can do all of these here.
This beautiful 1.5 mile loop has entrances off of Dudley Road and Winter Street. We park in the parking lot near the Cushing Memorial Chapel. There is a «Start» marker located near the chapel and at a ½, ½, ¾ points along the outer loop. The inter loop is a mile.
There is a small playground with swings, water bubbler and portapotty at one end.
There are a few spots along the paved trail with doggie bags and trash barrels.
The Town Parks & Recreation Department maintains this park and it is very clean and safe. The Barbieri School is adjacent to the park and offers a larger play structure but leased dogs are only allowed at the park and not on school property.
I’ve driven by this walking path a number of times and always thought it was a private community as I’ve people go by. Well, now I am one of those walkers!