A small town-owned park on Lake Wildwood with a picnic area and canoe launch, reached down a private road off Williams Street and gated shut after dark. Most of the lake's shoreline and its two beaches belong to the members-only Lake Wildwood Association next door; this parcel is the public's own slice of frontage, not the association's beach.
What to expect
Dogs
Dogs are welcome on Upton conservation land but must stay leashed at all times, and leashed in town parks, on athletic fields, and on the town common under the Canine Control Bylaw. Hunting dogs may work off leash under voice command.
Hours
Upton's conservation land is open daily from one hour before sunrise until one hour after sunset. After-hours use needs Conservation Commission permission.
Managed by
Town of Upton Conservation Commission
WebsiteWhat's here
On site
Picnic area
Picnic area at the park.
Common questions
The town parcel is documented as a picnic and canoe-launch spot; the lake's swimming beaches (East Beach, West Beach) belong to the separate, members-only Lake Wildwood Association next door.
Is there an entry fee at Lake Wildwood Park?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Lake Wildwood Park?
Dogs are welcome on Upton conservation land but must stay leashed at all times, and leashed in town parks, on athletic fields, and on the town common under the Canine Control Bylaw. Hunting dogs may work off leash under voice command.