Review from April C. For such a small space, there really is a lot to do and see in the Back Bay Fens! I lived across from the basketball court area of the park for five years, and I can say with certainty, I've really done it all in the park (well, not THAT - we'll talk about that later!). We can start where Boylston Street meets Park Drive, across the street from Fenway Park's Ted Williams Statue. Here, you'll find the Victory Gardens (planted during WWII to help promote community and provide food for war families) - betcha didn't know you could rent your own little plot for $30 a season? Did it. The Gardens make for quite a lovely and leisurely stroll during the high season in the summer. Pick your path - but as many have pointed out, stay further from the reeds at dusk. YES gay men do have romping drugged sex in there all the time. As evidenced by the used condoms and empty booze bottles adorning my garden plot each morning I'd return. Thanks guys. We can go clockwise, towards the Back Bay area, where the Fens runs along a string of apartments on The Fenway, some owned by NU, some private apartments. Keep in mind, there is an upper and lower level here. Don't miss the great playground at the bottom! As we continue, we come upon the MFA. Now that the back is done up all pretty, you've got a beautiful view