A 216-acre former farm and estate spanning the Woburn-Burlington line, bequeathed to the City of Boston in 1930 to stay "forever open as a public pleasure ground" and now managed day to day by The Trustees of Reservations. Expect meadows, forest, wetland boardwalks, and a farmstand, not a neighborhood playground.
What to expect
Trails
Several miles of trails including a boardwalk over wetlands and the 0.8-mile wheelchair-accessible Pollinator Trail loop; surface is a mix of natural path and…
Dogs
Dogs allowed on-leash.
Accessibility
Accessible parking spaces, an accessible restroom, and a wheelchair-accessible picnic table by the Ashdale Farmstand; the Pollinator Trail is a wheelchair-accessible 0.8-mile loop.
Birdwatching
Allowed year-round
Managed by
The Trustees of Reservations
617-635-3699 · WebsiteGetting in
Parking
Parking not sourced yet
Check the town or agency pages before you go.
What's here
On site
Restroom
Near the main parking area / Ashdale Farmstand
Picnic area
Picnic tables and benches near the parking lot and along the Pollinator Trail.
Common questions
Is Mary Cummings Park open today?
Mary Cummings Park is a public park in Woburn, MA. Posted hours: Dawn to dusk daily..
Is this park in Woburn or Burlington?
Both; the 216-acre property straddles the Woburn-Burlington line, with the main trailhead parking off Blanchard Road.
Is there an entry fee at Mary Cummings Park?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Mary Cummings Park?
Dogs allowed on-leash.
Is Mary Cummings Park wheelchair accessible?
Accessible parking spaces, an accessible restroom, and a wheelchair-accessible picnic table by the Ashdale Farmstand; the Pollinator Trail is a wheelchair-accessible 0.8-mile loop.
What rules should I know at Mary Cummings Park?
Organized events require a City of Boston permit.