Frederick Weston Memorial Park is named in honor of Frederick Weston, a prominent local figure known for his contributions to the community. Spanning several acres, the park features greenery, walking trails, and a playground, providing a welcoming environment for outdoor activities and family gatherings. Its amenities include picnic areas, sports facilities, and a serene pond, offering diverse recreational opportunities for individuals of all ages. 

When Frederick Weston died in 1965, he envisioned his legacy to the people of Middleboro as a place where residents could enjoy the beauty of the woods and wetlands surrounding Tispaquin Pond. To that end, he bequeathed land that he owned in the area to be known as the "Frederick Weston Memorial" in memory of his father. 

The AllTrails website has descriptions and maps of hikes at Frederick Weston Memorial Park.