Features of Daly Field
Daly Field consists of seven acres of parkland on the banks of the Charles River in the Brighton section of Boston on Nonantum Road. It is owned and managed by the Commonwealth through the Department of Conservation and Recreation.
Facilities
The Daly Field complex includes:
- Football field – MIAA standard high school synthetic turf field
- Field house – 3,200 square foot energy efficient building, including a sports medicine facility, team meeting rooms and public restrooms
- Tennis courts – Six fenced NCAA standard size courts for doubles play
- Soccer and lacrosse fields – NCAA synthetic turf fields
- Softball diamond – NCAA with clay infield and synthetic outfield
- Field hockey – NCAA synthetic turf field
- Walking track– A quarter mile, two-lane walking track surrounding the softball field & tennis courts
- Bike/walking path – A walking/bike path along the riverside of the Charles River
- Sports lighting – Innovative and sustainable sports lighting system
- Digital scoring – Customized & sustainable digital scoring and timing systems
- Spectator stadium seating with press box – on combination football, soccer & lacrosse fields
The Vision
This project transformed Daly Field from a long neglected parcel of public land into a state-of-the-art recreational facility.
Daly Field
Daly Field is the home of the Simmons field hockey, lacrosse, soccer, softball and tennis teams — and serves the diverse athletic and recreational needs of the Allston-Brighton community. Requests for the public use of Daly Field are scheduled through DCR.