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1. How do l participate in Parks and Recreation Department (PRD) programs?

Simply select the program(s) from our activities brochure and either register online at www.lincolnrec.com or submit the registration form to our office. If your child (K-4) enrolls in a class immediately after school 3 p.m., the Parks & Recreation staff will pick him / her up in the walker’s room at the Smith School and escort them to the program. You then pick them up after the program is finished.

2. What forms of payment are accepted?

Online payments can be made with MasterCard or Visa. Front desk payments can be made by MasterCard, Visa, check or cash.

3. What are your office hours?

The office hours are generally Mon-Fri, 8:30AM - 4:30PM. The Parks and Recreation Department has a small staff, so we always recommend calling us at (781) 259-0784 before you make a trip down, because we may not always be at the front desk during those hours.

4. How can I register for soccer, baseball, lacrosse, football and hockey?

The Parks and Recreation Department directly registers and manages the Tri-Town Youth Basketball League. All other sports are managed by parent-run organizations in Lincoln and Sudbury. All common sports leagues are listed in our Quick Links section above.

5. What facilities are managed by the Parks and Recreation Department (PRD)?

1) The Codman Pool - see our registration information in our pool brochure. 

2) Clay Tennis Courts (6) - located on Ballfield Road - membership is required, see our spring, summer or fall brochures 

3) Athletic Field Sites (5) -  Town Office Athletic Field, Codman Athletic Field, Brooks Ballfields, Smith Athletic Field, Wang Athletic Field.  Organized usage of athletic fields requires a field permit.  See our application in our FORM CENTER, at the left side of our homepage.

4) Baseball/Softball Diamonds (3) - Smith T-Ball, Smith Softball and Codman Baseball - Organized usage of a Baseball/Softball Diamond requires a field permit, see our application in our FORM CENTER, at the left side of our homepage. 

5) Public Playgrounds (3) - The red playground adjacent to the Smith School (designed for ages 5-7), the green playground behind the Smith School (designed for ages 8-12), and the blue tot lot located next to the Codman Pool parking lot (designed for ages 2-5.) 

6) Pierce Park - this is an open space for recreational use featuring extensive lawn, shade trees and a small pond. Permits are not required nor can reservations be made. 

In addition, the Parks and Recreation Department schedules use the Hartwell A and B Pods, as well as the Brooks and Smith Gymnasiums afterschool and on weekends. Organized usage requires a school building permit. See the application in our FORM CENTER, at the left side of our homepage