Field of Dreams Community Park and Playground in Salem, NH

Field of Dreams Community
Park and Playground

The Field of Dreams is a community park and playground located at 48 Geremonty Drive in Salem, NH. It has been a dream come true for the many volunteers who made this park possible. There is a playground with a dedicated toddler area, as well as areas for older children. Other features of the park include an outdoor fitness trail, hiking trails, a stage for performances and picnic areas for families to enjoy the nice weather and the park. There is also a newly-reconstructed volleyball court.

Student Parking Application

Facility Usage Form

Our Capital Campaign for the new pavilion!

We are getting closer! Thank you for the support.

Because of your generosity and support, our Field of Dreams Family Fun Day fundraising event was a huge success!

Field of Dreams has reached almost 75% of its pavilion fundraising goal.

Please contact us if you or your organization has interest in helping us reach that next milestone.

Location:
The Field of Dreams Park & Playground is located at 48 Geremonty Drive, Salem, NH. We are across the street from the Salem Court House and next to Salem High School.

Directions:
From I-93, take Exit 1, passing the Mall at Rockingham Park. Cross over Route 28 to Veterans Memorial Parkway. At the blinking light, make a left onto Geremonty Drive. The park is located on the left, with the entrance just past the light pole.

Contact Information:

Email: fieldofdreamsnh@yahoo.com

Phone: 603.233.4455

Mailing Address: PO Box 2334, Salem, NH 03079

Upcoming Events

2020 Update!

Due to COVID-19,
our

2020 Summer Concert Series

and

2020 Family Fun Day

have been canceled!

View our full Calendar of Events

Please abide by our Rules and Regulations

A New Pavilion for the Field of Dreams

As we move toward our 30th Anniversary, we are continuing with our capital campaign to replace the current stage with a new pavilion.

Some of the concerns/issues with current stage:

Lacks overhead roofing element
Unable to support a roof covering
Performers' equipment at risk due to inclement weather
Concerts canceled due to a chance of rain
Is not handicap-accessible

A new pavilion would resolve these issues and more.

The pavilion would have at least a 50-year sustainability.
There will be handicap ramps installed.
There will a roof and the lighting will be included in the install.

We are working with the community to keep the costs as low as possible - using donated services and materials We are working with a local architect who is donating all of his time. To date, we have raised almost 75% of the expected costs. We will achieve our fund-raising goals through donations, grants and a sponsorship program.