A 5.9-acre park given to the town by the Soule family in 1967, built around the five-acre Norroway Pond and adjoining Powers Farm Community Park, with meadow, marsh and an Atlantic White Cedar Swamp.
What to expect
Trails
Walking trails through successional meadow, marshland, an alfalfa field and an Atlantic White Cedar Swamp
Dogs
Randolph requires any dog in a public place to be restrained on a chain or leash no longer than seven feet and attended by someone able to control it. That's the town-wide default; watch for posted signs here.
Managed by
Randolph Conservation Commission / Recreation
781-961-0900 · WebsiteCommon questions
Can I swim in Norroway Pond?
No swimming access is documented; the pond is treated as a conservation and wildlife feature rather than a swimming spot.
Can I bring my dog to Bertha Soule Memorial Park?
Randolph requires any dog in a public place to be restrained on a chain or leash no longer than seven feet and attended by someone able to control it. That's the town-wide default; watch for posted signs here.