Westport Woods Conservation Park

Adamsville Road, Westport, MA 02790

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Welcome to Westport Woods Conservation Park, a serene haven nestled in the heart of Westport, Massachusetts. Located on Adamsville Road, our park offers a peaceful retreat for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike. Spread across picturesque landscapes, Westport Woods Conservation Park is dedicated to the preservation of local flora and fauna, providing a sanctuary for wildlife and a tranquil escape for visitors.

Explore our network of well-maintained trails that wind through lush woodlands and open meadows, perfect for hiking, bird watching, and photography. Our park is a family-friendly destination, offering educational programs and guided nature walks that highlight the rich biodiversity of the region. Whether you're seeking a quiet spot for a picnic or an adventurous day of exploration, Westport Woods Conservation Park is your ideal destination.

Visit us today to experience the natural beauty and tranquility of Westport Woods. We are committed to conservation and sustainability, ensuring that our park remains a pristine environment for future generations to enjoy. Discover the wonders of nature right here in Westport, Massachusetts.

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Adamsville Road, Westport, Massachusetts 02790, United States

508-636-9228

westportlandtrust.org

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Margaret Landry:

"Easy trail, not very hilly."

almost 9 months ago

Raymond Desrochers:

"A great property with nice trails. There's also a children's Discovery garden as well as other displays that a child would find interesting. You'll also find several picnic tables. A very relaxing spot."

almost 10 months ago

Caitlyn Carey:

"First time here and it didn't disappoint! Took the yellow trail around total 1.6 mile walk with a short loop in the middle to the vernal pool on a blue trail (about 0.2 mile off yellow trail) there were some boardwalks made of wood planks and some pathways that went over little brooks that aren't yet flowing but I will surely be coming back when everything is green again! Dogs are welcome as well. Large parking area. No bathrooms."

almost 2 years ago

Raymond Cardoza:

"Not a bad little trail. Brings back memories for me as I worked at the youth home there in the late 90s. Glad to see it is being used the way it is. Great spot to buy lunch at a local shop and go picnic there. Some people are absolute slobs and don't clean up after themselves or their dogs."

almost 4 years ago