Crocker Park
About this place
Waterfront park off Front Street with a pavilion, gazebo, benches, and a swimming float, used mainly for wedding ceremonies. Like Fort Sewall, it's covered by the townwide bylaw banning fires in parks and isn't one of Marblehead's two designated grill locations.
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Common questions
Can you grill at Crocker Park?
Grilling rules at Crocker Park aren't stated on its official page. None for casual visits; wedding-ceremony-only event permits available. Same townwide no-fire bylaw applies and no town-provided grills are listed for this site. Always confirm current rules on the official page before you go.
Do you need a permit or reservation?
None for casual visits; wedding-ceremony-only event permits available. Same townwide no-fire bylaw applies and no town-provided grills are listed for this site.
Are dogs allowed?
Dogs must be leashed when entering and leaving the park; must remain unleashed while inside; prong, spike, or choke collars must be removed; must be healthy, fully immunized, and licensed; female dogs in heat, injured dogs, and dogs with open wounds are prohibited; intact male dogs must be closely supervised; puppies must be at least six months of age.
What are the hours at Crocker Park?
dawn to dusk.