Welcome to Fort Revere Park

Enjoying the Reservation

Fort Revere Park is open year round from sunrise to sunset and offers a variety of recreational and educational opportunities.

The View: The park offers some of the best coastal vistas in Massachusetts. From the top of the hill, visitors have a wonderful view of Boston Harbor including Boston Lighthouse. On a clear day on e can see most of the Massachusetts coast from Cape Ann to Provincetown.

The Tower: An observation deck atop the historic water town, expands the visitors view to 360 unobstructed panorama of the greater Boston area. The tower is open weekends and holidays from Memorial Day to Labor Day, 11 am to 5 pm. The tower may also be open fro individuals or groups through arrangement with the park staff.

The Officers Quarters Museum: The museum contains artifacts and displays focusing on the area’s military history from 1632 to post-World War II. The museum is open to the public on the same schedule as the water tower.

Exploring the Fort: The remains of two of Fort Revere’s gun emplacements are open for the visitor to explore. Please note: the rooms and “tunnels” of the batteries are often dark and damp and should be explored with caution. Parents are encouraged to supervise their children.

Special use Permits: The park and its facilities may be available to groups for educational or family oriented functions by contacting the park office.

Programs and Events: The park sponsors a series of educational and recreational activities throughout the year. Contact the park office for a current schedule.

Fort Revere Park & Preservation Society
PO Box 963
 Hull, MA 02045
617-727-4468

Thank You to all involved
The free public programming at Fort Revere Park is made possible by a variety of non-profit organizations, local businesses and individuals. Through their efforts and your participation, we hope to promote awareness and preservation of this unique historic resource.