Wellfleet's oldest public park, also known locally as Hamblen Park, on a small island (Hamblen Island) across Uncle Tim's Bridge over Duck Creek. Arthur T. Hopkins donated the land to the town in 1931; today it is an easy walking-trail loop with benches and creek views.
What to expect
Trails
Easy walking-trail network circling Hamblen Island with benches along the way; part of a longer creekside walk out from Uncle Tim's Bridge.
Dogs
All dogs must be leashed unless confined to the owner's property (townwide General Bylaws, Art. XV).
Managed by
Town of Wellfleet
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On site
Playground
No playground; the park is a walking-trail loop with benches, not an active-recreation playground.
Bench Seating
Benches placed along the trail loop.
Common questions
Is there a playground at Cannon Hill Park?
No. The park is an easy walking-trail loop around Hamblen Island with benches, not a playground.
Wellfleet's townwide leash bylaw applies here: dogs must be leashed unless confined to the owner's property.
Is there an entry fee at Cannon Hill Park?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Cannon Hill Park?
All dogs must be leashed unless confined to the owner's property (townwide General Bylaws, Art. XV).