What a great little walk,. Stroll along the Town Brook, imagine the commerce ( in the day) that was driven by the water wheels along the brook. Listen to the children play on the grass, watch the ducks land in the brook. It leads from the inland ponds ( 365 in Plymouth) to the Atlantic ocean. Wow!

Such a pretty little surprise across from Plymouth Rock. Very nicely manicured. I know they take a lot of wedding pictures there and you can understand why. So pretty. Nice for a leisurely stroll. We go for breakfast at the Water Street Café and then take a turn around this lovely little park. Recommended.

We parked in the free parking lot my the grist mill and was directed to go through the park to get to the waterfront. It was a nice walk. There was unfortunately graffiti on the signs and the tunnels along the water which had inappropriate writing for a child to read. We like history and would like to have stopped... More

I haven't been here for quiet a while and it is amazing how much they have reconstructed this park. It looks like a new park. They have statues with numbers and you can rent voice recorders to learn about the history for each piece. You can have a picnic, read a book or have some quiet time in this quaint... More

Start your walk at the Jenny House Museum, (the Jenny Gristmill is closed) and they'll direct you from there. Beautiful place!

You and the family can stroll through the gardens, Sit when you like and maybe enjoy a picnic. Walk under th bridge to another area with walking paths and places to sit. You may see a a swan or two. Across the road from the Brewester Gardens is the ocean. What a beautiful site especially when boats pass by with... More

A lovely little garden near Plymouth water front, down the way from Burial Hill. Particularly nice in the spring and summer. A good place to walk off that fried clam dinner.

Romantic stroll for a couple on a nice day. We walked here several times during our vacation to the town and loved talking and strolling!

There's a lot to learn here, as you stroll through this beautiful garden. Take time to read the plaques. And don't forget to bring along a guide book or brochure (that you can get at the visitor's center or at your lodging place) for information on the place. That was the water they found to be heavenly clean, since in... More