A quiet 122-acre former summer-camp property centered on a restored mill pond that protects the headwaters of Attleboro's water supply, reached by two small unpaved lots off Myrtle Street and threaded by the Warner Trail.
What to expect
Dogs
Leashed dogs only, waste must be packed out
Hours
Wrentham conservation areas open at sunrise and close at sunset. That's the town default unless posted otherwise.
Fishing
Allowed open water and winter ice fishing
Kayak/Canoe
Allowed open water season
Managed by
Wrentham Conservation Commission
508-384-5417 · WebsiteCommon questions
Is Crocker Pond Conservation Area open today?
Crocker Pond Conservation Area is a public pond in Wrentham, MA. Posted hours: Wrentham conservation areas open at sunrise and close at sunset. That's the town default unless posted otherwise..
Can I launch a kayak here?
There is room for a canoe or small boat off the Myrtle Street lot, though it is a carry-in spot rather than a formal ramp.
Is ice skating allowed in winter?
The property has historically been used for skating and winter recreation, though it isn't formally maintained for it.
Is there an entry fee at Crocker Pond Conservation Area?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Crocker Pond Conservation Area?
Leashed dogs only, waste must be packed out
What rules should I know at Crocker Pond Conservation Area?
Alcohol and disorderly conduct are prohibited on all Conservation Commission land. Open fires require written permission from the Conservation Commission and a fire permit.