Bumblebee Park is a 15.5-acre town park in Littleton with hill meadow, bedrock outcrops, woodland, pond, swamp and marsh habitats, used mainly for short walks, wildlife watching and winter sledding.
What to expect
Dogs
A dog has to be on a lead of no more than seven feet, or at heel and demonstrably obedient, in any public place in Littleton, which includes all Town-owned property and state property inside the town. A dog walking at heel still has to be…
Hours
30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset
Managed by
Littleton Conservation Commission (conservation restriction held by Littleton Conservation Trust)
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Not here
No picnic area
Not mentioned by the Trust property page
No restrooms
No restrooms confirmed
Common questions
Is Bumblebee Park good for young kids?
It is better suited to walking and nature study than active play; it has no confirmed playground equipment.
Is there an entry fee at Bumblebee Park?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Bumblebee Park?
A dog has to be on a lead of no more than seven feet, or at heel and demonstrably obedient, in any public place in Littleton, which includes all Town-owned property and state property inside the town. A dog walking at heel still has to be leashed when passing within 25 feet of other people or…