Greeley Park
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The vast nature of this park makes it the perfect place for many people to get a chance to enjoy different parts of it without feeling being crowded. Especially in this unprecedented era of covid-19. Social events are held here ( private and public), it serves the needs of kids seeing that there's a playground, there is a walk/bike trail. Some sporting activities also take place here. Mother nature is at one of its best here. It has an esthetic view to it. I would call it a one stop to service everyone's needs. More to that, it is accessible all year year. I would judge it to be the most beautiful during the season of autumn. I highly recommend to everyone.
Nicholina KedzierskiNicholina Kedzierski
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One of my favorite parks. There's spaces to have get togethers (parties, bbq's). There's 2 tennis courts and a pretty big open area to throw a ball around. A playground for the kids, which does need some upgrading. There's also a stage right in the middle for local events. I just love visiting this park mid morning and relaxing on a blanket under the trees. A small park but definitely worth a visit.
Jessica M.Jessica M.
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My four month old dog Merlin learned how to swim it was amazing clean & easy access to the water but it’s by Kirkpatricks store over on concord st nh you turn on the road next to the store go all the way down to your first right & that takes you to the boat ramp the way it told me to go last night was on the other side of the river… but he had fun
Natalie PlotnerNatalie Plotner
20
Lugar tranquilo e amplo, excelente pra várias atividades ou nenhuma, só descansar.
Jean MouraJean Moura
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Basic Info
Address
Greeley Park, 100 Concord St, Nashua, NH 03064
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Phone
(603) 589-3370
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Website
nashuanh.gov
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Overview
4.6
(630 reviews)
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outdoor
family friendly
pet friendly
Description
Greeley Park is a public park in Nashua, New Hampshire, United States, occupying 125 acres extending from the Merrimack River, across Concord Street, to Manchester Street. The property was originally bought in 1801 by Joseph Greeley, who passed it on to his son after his death.
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