Green Hill Park represents a landscape that has been greatly transformed over the past several centuries, from wilderness to farmland, to a country estate, and finally, to a unique multi-use public park. Once an estate belonging to the Green family, the park is almost 500 acres and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Green Hill Park is located atop one of Worcester’s seven main hills.

The development of the land was carefully planned and managed by the Green family for over a century. The park offers unique vistas and panoramas to residents from the rolling Millstone, Crown, Green, and Chandler Hills as well as areas of mature woodlands and open space. The City has acquired additional adjacent open space to protect, enhance, and expand the park.

Worcester’s largest and most diverse park includes a golf course and a lighted field for football, two for softball, and five for soccer. There also is a zoo with farm animals, an arboretum, two ponds, playgrounds, and a network of drives and parking areas. The State-wide Vietnam Veterans Memorial is located within the core of the park close to Green Hill Pond, a 30-acre “great pond”. Multiple gazebos and picnic areas provide areas to relax and take in the view.

The AllTrails website has a description and map of a hike at Green Hill Park.