A great place for bird watching along the Agawam river. You can view a trail map and find out more inforamtion by visiting the Wareham Land Trust website. If you have visited I would love to hear about it, email me at victoriar@macaronikid.com
Knowles Ave, East Wareham, MA Read MoreThis is a cool step back into history. Once the spot where 14 War Wold II radio towers stood to handle trans-Atlantic Radio traffic used by the Air Force. If you are accessing this property from the main entrance behind Marion Transfer station just be away of the the transfer station hours and the time of the gate closing. More information and a trail map can be found HERE. If you and your family have visited this park send me an email and let me know what you thought. victoriar@macaronikid.com
Benson Brook Rd, Marion, MA Read MoreThere are roughly three miles looping trails at the White Eagle Parcel. There is a small unpaved parking area and most trails are easy. More information and a map can be found HERE. If you and your family have visited this park send me an email and let me know what you thought. victoriar@macaronikid.com
Parlowtown Rd, Marion, MA Read MoreThere are 2 miles of trails made up for dirt and wooden docks (You can access an additional 4 miles of trails on another public property) For more information about this Conservation area and a trail map visit the Town of Plymouth website. If you have checked out the trails at Beaver Dam Conservation Area we would love to know more. Email me at victoriar@macaronikid.com
Beaver Dam Road, Plymouth, Ma Read MoreLooking for a beautiful hike with views of the Weweantic River? Look no further than the Birch Island Conservation Area. You can find more information and a trial map by visiting the Buzzards Bay Coalition.
Station Street, Wareham, MA Read MoreBlack Cat Preserve offers 2.5 miles of trails over wooden footbridges and along bog roads. More information and a trail map can be found on the Town of Plymouth website. If you have visited the Black Cat Preserve I would love to hear about it. Email me at victoriar@macaronikid.com
Black Cat Road, Plymouth, Ma Read MoreLooking for a quick scenic walk to get some energy out? Check out Brainard Marsh, you can enjoy some time in the sand or check out the local wildlife. More information and a trail map can be found HERE If you and your family have visited this park send me an email and let me know what you thought. victoriar@macaronikid.com
Delano Rd, Marion, MA Read MoreThe Burrage, as it is referred to by locals is 1,625 acres in Hanson and Halifax open to the public. Most of the trails are dirt roads and great for rugged strollers.
Hawks Ave, Hanson, MA Read MoreCenter Hill Preserve is divided into two separate areas. Center Hill West is a thickly wooded area with an accessible town owned and actively operated cranberry bog. Center Hill East offers 1/2 mile of accessible coastline. To find out more information about Center Hill Presreve and view a trail map visit the Town of Plymouth website. If your family has visited the Center Hill Preserve I would love to hear about it. Email me at victoriar@macaronikid.com
Center Hill Rd, Plymouth, Ma Read MoreThere is a small loop trail that is about .5 mile. that wraps around a field with an old homestead cellar at the center. You can find out more about the Church Wildlife Conservation Area from the Buzzards Bay Coalition website. If your family has visited the Church Wildlife Conservation Area I would love to hear about it, email me at victoriar@macaronikid.com
Marion Road, Rochester, MA Read MoreThis small property has a lot to offer. From views of Mattapoisett River, the cellar from the Church family home and even remnants of a sawmill. You can find out more by visiting the Buzzards Bay Coalition website. I have not checked out this property yet. If you have visited I would love to hear about it, email me at victoriar@macaronikid.com
Mattapoisett Rd., Rochester, MA Read MoreA .6 mile loop in West Plymouth that passes along side clear pond. For more information and a trail map visit the Town of Plymouth Website. If your family has explored the Clear Pond Prerserve I would love to hear about it. Email me at victoriar@macaronikid.com
Surrey Drive, Plymouth, Ma Read MorePark at the back of Silver Lake Highschool Ball fields to access 225 acres of trails. Most trails are well marked and flat and you can find the map HERE. There is a lot to explore here and although this Macaroni Kid Family has never been it is on our list. If you and your family have visited the Cranberry Watershed Preserve send me an email and let me know what you thought. victoriar@macaronikid.com
260 Pembrok Street, Kingston, MA Read MoreThis 2-mile loop trail is an easy family walk along old cart paths. There are views of the Sippican River to enjoy. You can find out more about this property by visiting the Wildlands Trust Website. If your family has visited the Delano Memorial Forest, I would love to hear more about it, email me at victoriar@macaronikid.com
Mary's Pond Road, Rochester, MA Read MoreFrom behind the Rochester Police Station and the Council of Aging you can access the Doggetts Brook Recreational Area. The 100 acres offers a 1.1 loop trail where you can view a vernal pool and lots of other natural attractions. You can find out more about this property by visiting Rochester Conservation. I have not checked out this property yet. If you have visited I would love to hear about it, email me at victoriar@macaronikid.com
Dexter Lane, Rochester, MA Read MoreTravel through meadows and red pine forest on your way to the beach. It is open from sunrises to sun set and you can find out more information about Ellisville Harbor State Park by visiting the Mass.gov website. If you and your family have visited Ellisville Harbor State Park I would love to know about it, email me at victoriar@macaronikid.com
State Road, Plymouth, MA Read MorePark in Plymouth located at 1138 Long Pond Rd
1138 Long Pond Rd, Plymouth, Ma Read MorePull of the end of the dirt road to discover Goldavitz bog. The easy hike will give you plenty of opportunities to check out the local wildlife. You can find more information and a trail map HERE. If you and your family have visited this park send me an email and let me know what you thought. victoriar@macaronikid.com
Parlowton Rd., Marion, MA Read MorePark and Beach area; Grass Area, Playground, Tennis Court, Basketball Court, Restroom Facility, Pavilions with Picnic Tables, Stage, Boardwalk area and Benches.
Grey's Beach Road, Grey's Beach Road, Kingston, MA Read MoreFrom the parking area on Cooked River Rd you can access the Great Neck Hiking trails. Find out more information by visiting the Buzzards Bay Coalition website. I have never visited but would love to hear about your visit, email me at victoriar@macaronikid.com
Crooked River Rd, Wareham, MA Read MoreStarting just beyond the parking lot is a 3/4 of a mile loop trail that wraps between the ponds and the Wildlife management area. You can find out more about this property by visiting the Buzzards Bay Coalition website. If your family has visited this park I would love to know more, email me at victoriar@macaronikid.com
Hartley Rd, Rochester, MA Read MoreOver two miles of trails wrap around Hedges Pond. There is a lot more to do than just hiking at Hedges Pond but due to the COVID 19 some areas may be closed. Daily parking fee or parking pass is required in the summer month and during summer camp the park is closed. For more information visit the Town of Plymouth website. If you have visited Hedges Pond I would love to know about it, email me at victoriar@macaronikid.com
Hedges Pond Road, Plymouth, MA Read MoreA fenced in playground located on Plymouth Street in Halifax, MA.
470 Plymouth Street, Halifax, MA Read MoreHold on to little hands for the quick walk over the Howland Marsh on a boardwalk. As the tide changes so does the view of this beautiful marsh. For more information and a trail map visit the Buzzards Bay Coalition website. If you and your family have visited this park send me an email and let me know what you thought. victoriar@macaronikid.com
Point Road, Marion, MA Read MoreThis property spans Plymouth and Carver and offers about 51 acres of public trails open to the public. A map of the trials can be found HERE. The trail entrance is on India Street. This Macaroni Kid family has not visited these trails yet, but we are looking forward to doing so soon.
Indian Street, Carver, MA Read MoreYou can park on the roadside by the trail head to visit the small Kirby Preserve. The two short loop trails will take you only about 30 minutes to explore. You can download a trail map and find out more information by visiting the Buzzards Bay Coalition website. I have been wanting to explore the vernal pool at the Kirby Preserve but I haven't gotten a chance yet. If you have visited I would love to hear about it, email me at victoriar@macaronikid.com
Quaker Ln, Rochester, MA Read MoreOwned by the Rochester Land Trust this property offers a 1/4 mile circular trial and a picnic area. My family has not visited this area but I have driven by many times and it looks like a beautiful relaxing place. If your family has visited the Leonard's Pond Properties I would love to hear about it. Email me at victoriar@macaronikid.com
Mary's Pond Road, Rochester, MA Read MoreThe Lionberger Woods offers two loop tails and hours of peaceful walking. You can find out more about the property on the Buzzards Bay Coalition website. If you have visited I would love to hear about it, email me at victoriar@macaronikid.com
Haskell Ridge Rd, Rochester, MA Read MoreA large playground and park in the Manomet section of Plymouth.
1197 State Road, Plymouth, MA Read MoreJust beyond a metal gate there are fresh water ponds and a few looping trails to keep you busy. You can download to trail map and find out more by visiting the Buzzards Bay Coalition website. I have never visited but would love to hear about your visit, email me at victoriar@macaronikid.com
Nicholas Dr, Wareham, MA Read MoreThere is a short walk along the edge of Mary's pond and a handicap accessible paved boat launch. You can find out more about the property and the fishing in the pond by visiting the Buzzards Bay Coalition website I your family has visited Mary's Pond Property I would love to hear more about it, email me at victoriar@macaronikid.com
Perry's Lane, Rochester, MA Read MoreLooking for a safe place to ride bikes? Check out Mattapoisett Rail Trail. There is more than just a bike trail it connects to the Phoenix Bike trail as well as a half-mile footpath leads to the Mattapoisett river. You will need a parking pass to park at Mattapoisett Town Landing but there is free parking along the Phoenix Bike Trail. For more information about the bike trail visit the Buzzards Bay Coalition Website. If you and your family have road the Mattapoisett bike path please send me an email and let me know your thoughts. victoriar@macaronikid.com
24 Mattapoisett Neck Rd., Mattapoisett, MA Read MoreNext to the Minot Forest Elementary School you will find the Minot Forest which is connected to Bryant Farm. You can find out more about these two proeprties by visiting the Buzzards Bay Coalition website. I have never visited but would love to hear about your visit, email me at victoriar@macaronikid.com
Minot ave, Wareham, MA Read MoreThe largest park in Plymouth is Morton Park. With 200 acres of forest and ponds. A great place for a picnic. Parking sticker is required or paid parking. If you have visited Morton Park we would love to know about it. Email me at victoriar@macaronikid.com
Morton Park Road, Plymouth, MA Read MoreA beautiful walk out to the edge of Brandt Island Cove. A perfect spot for an evening picnic to watch the sun set. You can find out more by visiting the Buzzards Bay Coalition Website. If you and your family have visited the Munn Preserve please send me an email and let me know your thoughts. victoriar@macaronikid.com
Mattapoisett Next Road, Mattapoisett, MA Read MoreMyles Standish State Forest offers plenty of year-round activity for everyone in the family. There are miles of trails to explore. It is the largest publicly owned recreation area in this part of Massachusetts. Note: some parts of the park are closed through out the year and maybe closed in response to COVID-19. For the most up to date information visit the Mass.gov website. You can get a trail map HERE. You can also found some recommended hikes HERE.
Cranberry Road, Carver, MA Read MoreWith over 200 acres of wood trails and open shorelines the Nasketucket Bay State Reservation has something for everything. Note during the COVID-19 pandemic all restrooms, visitor centers, playgrounds and more may be closed. Please following all management and CDC guidelines when visiting open spaces. For more information and trails maps visit the Buzzards Bay Coalition Website If you and your family have visited Nasketucket Bay State Reservation send me an email and let me know what you thought. victoriar@macaronikid.com
Brant Beach Road, Mattapoisett, MA Read MoreLooking for a beautiful picnic spot? Check out Ned's Point in Mattapoisett. This historic landmark was build in 1838 and is now managed by the U.S. Coast Guard. If you and your family have visited Ned's Point send me an email and let me know what you thought. victoriar@macaronikid.com
Neds Point, Mattapoisett, MA Read MoreYou can't play on the playground but you can enjoy the bike path that travels from Nelson Park to Hedge Road. There is also a small parking area on Hedge road. It is a beautiful place for a picnic.
Nelson Street, Plymouth, MA Read MoreThere are lots of great trails to explore as part of the New Bedford Waterworks. You can find more information from the Buzzards Bay Coalition website. I have driven through the area and have been wanting to stop for years. I am hoping to bring my family soon. If you have visited the New Bedford Waterworks I would love to find out more about your visit, email me at victoriar@macaronikid.com
North Ave, Rochester, MA Read MoreThis wide flat sandy beach is the perfect place to find crabs, clams and other interesting things. To find out more about the beach visit the Buzzards Bay Coalition website
Onset Ave, Wareham, MA Read MoreAt the end of Baslers ave is Pawtuxet Park, a former working dairy farm. You can find a trail map HERE. If you and your family have visited the Nook send me an email and let me know what you thought. victoriar@macaronikid.com
Basler Lane, Kingston, MA Read MorePeirson Woods is a short easy walk filled with lots to see including an observation platform overlooking Blakenship Cove. More information and trail maps can be found HERE. If you and your family have visited this park send me an email and let me know what you thought. victoriar@macaronikid.com
Point Road, Marion, MA Read MoreVisit the famous Plymouth Rock and National Monument to the Forefathers. While you are there walk through the beautiful Brewster Gardens, my favorite place in Plymouth. From there you can travel up to the Town Brook Park. If you are visiting in the summer I suggest parking to the Town Brook Park where you can park for free.
Water Street, Plymouth, MA Read MoreThis park is a hidden gem. Beautiful boardwalks allows you to feel a part of nature. My family LOVES this park and have walked here in all seasons. It is not a difficult trail but areas would be challenging even for a rugged stroller. There is a dirt lot on Main Street in Plympton right at the intersection of Maple street. I hope your family enjoys this area as much as mine does.
Main Street, Plympton, MA Read MoreRichmond Park has been on this Macaroni Kid Family's lists of local hikes but we haven't made it there yet. I know very little about the park at this time. If you have any information about this park please email at victoriar@macaronikid.com so I can update this listing.
Route 106, Halifax, MA Read MoreFrom the back corner of Raynor Gifford Park you can access the 1 mile long loop trail of Rounseville II Preserve. According to the Wildlands Trust website the trail is mostly level but there are some steep sections. I have not checked out this property yet. If you have visited I would love to hear about it, email me at victoriar@macaronikid.com
Mary's Pond Rd., Rochester, MA Read MoreOff of Bourne Stree in Plymouth is Russell and Sawmill Pond Conservation area. Two places great for fishing both ponds are stocked by the Mass Department of Fisheries and Wildlife. For more information visit the Town of Plymouth Website. If you have fished in these ponds I would love to know more. Email me at victoriar@macaronikid.com
Bourne Street, Plymouth, MA Read MoreThere are two great tails right off Long Pond Road in Plymouth for a total of over 100 acres. For more information and for trail maps visit the Town of Plymouth Website. If you have visited these conservation areas please let me know by emailing me at victoriar@macaronikid.com
Long Pond Road, Plymouth, Ma Read MoreSampson Park and Furnace Memorial Forest is about 200 acres along the Jones River and has a few trails. Parking is off of Elm Street right across from Jone River Trading Trading Post. You can find a trail map HERE. If you and your family have visited the Nook send me an email and let me know what you thought. victoriar@macaronikid.com
Elm Street, Kingston, MA Read MoreYou can park in one of the two small unpaved parking areas along Savery Ave and explore the 33 acres. Savery Ave was the the first divided highway in the United States. Use the Trail map found HERE to follow the roughly mile-long flat trail.
Savery Ave, Carver, MA Read MoreOverlooking Onset Bay is Shell Point Beach. You can find out more about the beach and the parking restriction by visiting the Buzzards Bay Coalition website.
Onset, Wareham, MA Read MoreThis flat easy trail is a perfect walk. If you have binoculars be sure to bring them for a quiet walk through Shoolman Preserve. For more information about the trails and the preserve visit the Buzzards Bay Coaltion website. I have not checked out this property yet. If you have visited I would love to hear about it, email me at victoriar@macaronikid.com
New Bedford Rd, Rochester, MA Read MoreA 5 acre park in Carver is a great spot for a picnic there are no trails but you can still enjoy the afternoon there. (Note: In the spring and wet weather it tends to get muddy) You can find out more about the park HERE.
Main Street, Carver, MA Read MoreDrive down a rustic dirt road to access Silver Lake Sanctuary. There are 91.4 acres in this sanctuary which include many hiking trails. This Macaroni Kid Family has never been it is on our list. If you and your family have visited the Silver Lake Sanctuary send me an email and let me know what you thought. victoriar@macaronikid.com
Barse's Lane, Kingston, MA Read MoreTake a break on a sunny day and enjoy the sun and sand of Swift Neck Beach. Find out more about Swift Neck Beach by visiting the Buzzards Bay Coalition website.
Roby Street, Wareham, MA Read MoreWide sandy trails leave a lot of room for exploration. A rugged stroller will be right at home on these flat dirt roads of former cranberry bogs. From The Bogs you can access 4 miles of trails through the Mattapoisett River Reserve. Find out more and download trail map from the Buzzards Bay Coalition Website. If you and your family have visited the Boggs please send me an email and let me know your thoughts. victoriar@macaronikid.com
Achusett Road, Mattapoisett, MA Read MoreThere is a small dirt lot for parking and then you can travel down on foot to access the trails.
You can find a map of the trials HERE
There is a special trail for those with mobility issues and strollers which allows people who are unable to traverse most wildlife trails to enjoy.
There are four other trails that vary in length and difficulty. This Macaroni Kid family has not visited these trails yet, but we are looking forward to doing so soon.
If you visit these trails we would love to know what you thought. Tag us on social media and use the #MKPlymouth so we can see the fun you are having.
Pleasant Street, Carver, MA Read MoreJust off of Howlands lane in Kingston is the Nook's easy walking trails at the mouth of the jones river. You can find a trail map HERE. This Macaroni Kid Family has never been it is on our list. If you and your family have visited the Nook send me an email and let me know what you thought. victoriar@macaronikid.com
Howlands Lane, Kingston, MA Read MoreFrom dawn to dusk you can enjoy the mile of trails that wind through Tinkhamtown Woodlands. Looking for more information and trail maps visit the Buzzards Bay Coalition website. If you and your family have explored these trails, I would love to know what you thought. Email me at victoriar@macaronikid.com
Long Plain Rd, Mattapoisett, MA Read MoreSurrounding Old Colony Regional Vocational technical High School is the Town Forest. A 1.3 mile loop. You can find out more about the Rochester Town Forest by rising the Buzzards Bay Coalition. I have not checked out this property yet. If you have visited I would love to hear about it, email me at victoriar@macaronikid.com
North Ave., Rochester, MA Read MoreFour miles of trails run through the property that was once a water-power sawmill that served much of the area. You can find out more about the trails here and the other things found at the Tinkham Pond by visiting the Buzzards Bay Coalition website. If you have visiting the Tripps Mill I would love to know your thoughts. Email me at victoriar@macaronikid.com
Acushnet Road, Mattapoisett, MA Read MoreThis 25 acres conservation area offers views of the Sippican River and the remenits of the the Tweedy and Barnes Cranberry Company. You can find out more about the property by visit the Wareham Land Trust website. I have never visited but would love to hear about your visit, email me at victoriar@macaronikid.com
Blackmore Pond Rd, Wareham, MA Read MoreThere is lots to do at Washburn Park and although the playground and ballfields may be closed there are walking trails through the park. You can find a trail map HERE. The trails are easy and most can be navigated with a stroller. There are facilities such as bathrooms but they may be closed for the season. If you and your family have visited this park send me an email and let me know what you thought. victoriar@macaronikid.com
Washburn Park Road, Marion, MA Read MoreOff of route 106 in Halifax, Ma is the Wildlands Trust Property Stair Conservation. A trail runs along the Winnetuxet River and is perfect for the discover of birds and other native animals. These trails are not well maintained and marked but not suitable for strollers. You can find a printable trail map HERE.
Thompson Street, Halifax, MA Read MoreWelcome to Macaroni Kid Plymouth! My name is Erin and I am a mom of 2 young boys. We love finding fun events, supporting small businesses, and connecting with other families in our community.
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