A roughly 60-acre town park on Calamint Hill Road North, 1.8 miles from the town center, donated to Princeton and kept as forest with a half-mile nature trail down to the South Wachusett Brook and connections into the neighboring Calamint Hill trail network.
What to expect
Parking
Free lot Free · unconfirmed
Trails
Half-mile nature trail down to the South Wachusett Brook, open for passive hiking, plus connector trails (including PLT's 0.7-mile Appell trail) linking into…
Dogs
No townwide leash requirement. The dog by-law works through its nuisance-dog definition: a dog off its keeper's premises counts as a nuisance dog unless it is under the control of a person competent to control it, or it is not a threat to…
Managed by
Princeton Parks and Recreation Commission
WebsiteWhat's here
On site
Playground
No playground; passive hiking/nature-trail park.
Info kiosk
Two informational kiosks at the shared Calamint Hill Road North parking area.
Common questions
Where do I park for Boylston Park?
Use the shared Calamint Hill Conservation Area lot about 0.25 miles up Calamint Hill Road North; trails connect from there into Boylston Park.
Is Boylston Park the same as Calamint Hill Conservation Area?
No. They're adjacent town properties on Calamint Hill Road North managed by different town bodies (Parks and Recreation for Boylston Park, the Conservation Commission for Calamint Hill), but their trail systems connect and share parking.
Where do I park at Boylston Park?
Free lot (Free).
Can I bring my dog to Boylston Park?
No townwide leash requirement. The dog by-law works through its nuisance-dog definition: a dog off its keeper's premises counts as a nuisance dog unless it is under the control of a person competent to control it, or it is not a threat to public safety.
What rules should I know at Boylston Park?
No motorized vehicles on the connected trail network.