Tag: Stage Fort Park
Shadows in the afternoon
Gloucester Dog Park-Construction Progress
Sunset Over Stage Fort Park Photos From Anthony Marks
Clouds Over Stage Fort- Donna Ardizzoni
Stage Fort Park Photo From Donna Ardizzoni
Patty Amaral Checking People In For Gloucester MA Earth Day Clean Ups At Stage Fort Park
Gloucester Dog Park Approved at the City Council Meeting Last Night
design plans at www.gloucesterdogpark.org.
From GloucesterDogPark.org-
The proposed site of Gloucester’s first dog park is an under-utilized, overgrown section of Stage Fort Park. The topography, trees, and location make it an excellent choice to transform this virtually unused 2 acre site into a fantastic recreational area.
Dog Park Sections:
· Off-leash Large Dog Area – for large and small dogs comfortable around all large dogs.
· Off-leash Small Dog Area – for small dogs under 25 pounds
· Walking Path Area – on leash area for dogs that do better on leash and for people with strollers and young children.
· Special Needs & Training Area – for dogs not ready for the dog park and need special training and time to adjust. Also an area to hold training, education and adoption events.
Watching
Half Moon Beach
Stage Fort Park – Sunset After Sledding
Where is all the snow going – Gloucester’s Snow Farm
Clear Crisp Winter!
SLEDDING!
At Stage Fort
Stage Fort Park January 26th Photos From Donna Ardizzoni
A Few Enjoying The Snow Photos Thom Falzarano
Juana Chicoine Stage Fort Park and Half Moon Beach Gloucester Photos
Antonio Gentile Bandstand- Stage Fort Park October 1,2010
Playground Twin Lights Restored
Kudos to Bruce Dexter the visitor center volunteer who called in repairs, the public works folks for fixing, Rotary Club people, and whoever else made and helps to upkeep these awesome old wooden play structures! Vandals took them down a few weeks ago and busted them up (for shame!), but they are restored and ready to rumble! They are so much fun and incredibly well loved by tones of happy kids everyday at Stage Fort Park. Just another unique and awesome tidbit in Gloucester!













