A 43-acre park along the shore of Whitney Pond with a mile of walking trail on a historic carriage road, a soccer field, and a 300-seat hillside amphitheater built into the hillside for concerts and movie nights.
What to expect
Trails
Trails Natural surface following a historic…
Dogs
Dogs are welcome but must be leashed at all times, and handlers must pick up waste
Accessibility
Accessible paved paths connect the public plaza at the top of the amphitheater to the lower amphitheater levels and stage.
Managed by
Winchendon Parks & Recreation (Shaina Cunningham, Coordinator)
978-297-3155 · WebsiteWhat's here
On site
Robinson & Broadhurst Performing Arts Amphitheater
reservable, stone-seatwall amphitheater seating about 300 · True
Dock
kayak launch at the pond overlook on Whitney Pond
Not here
No info kiosk
not marked on the official park facility map
Common questions
Is Winchendon Community Park open today?
Winchendon Community Park is a public park in Winchendon, MA. There is no live closure feed for parks; the town's site is the authority for temporary closures.
Leashed dogs are welcome throughout the park, but there is no off-leash area, and owners are expected to remove waste right away.
Can I reserve the amphitheater or trails for a private event?
Groups over 25 people or anyone wanting exclusive use of an area need a signed use agreement; renting the trails runs $50 to $200 and the whole park runs $750 to $1,750 depending on residency and whether it is a half day or full day.
Are there trails at Winchendon Community Park?
Yes. Surface: Natural surface following a historic carriage road.
Is there an entry fee at Winchendon Community Park?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Winchendon Community Park?
Dogs are welcome but must be leashed at all times, and handlers must pick up waste
Is Winchendon Community Park wheelchair accessible?
Accessible paved paths connect the public plaza at the top of the amphitheater to the lower amphitheater levels and stage.
What rules should I know at Winchendon Community Park?
Open flames of any kind, including candles and fire pits, are banned; fires are allowed only in designated grills with prior Park Committee approval and must be attended and fully doused. Drones and other unmanned aircraft cannot be flown without written authorization from Parks & Recreation.…