Gull Pond Conservation Area is a small, 4-acre wildlife-habitat parcel next to Wentworth Farm and Kiwanis Park, part of the Fort River watershed. There's no parking and no formal trail, so it functions more as a protected corridor than a visitor destination.
What to expect
Dogs
Amherst prohibits any unleashed dog in a public park, playground, recreational field, school ground during school use, or the downtown business areas.
Managed by
Town of Amherst Conservation Commission
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Parking
Parking not sourced yet
Check the town or agency pages before you go.
Common questions
Can I swim or launch a kayak at Gull Pond?
Not documented; this is an undeveloped wildlife-habitat parcel with no visitor infrastructure, so treat it as not set up for water access.
Is there an entry fee at Gull Pond Conservation Area?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Gull Pond Conservation Area?
Amherst prohibits any unleashed dog in a public park, playground, recreational field, school ground during school use, or the downtown business areas.