A 95-acre wooded property against the Carlisle line, just north of Spring Hill and Nashoba Brook conservation lands, reached through the adjoining Robbins Mill Recreation Field off Canterbury Hill Road. The recreation field's larger lot doubles as trailhead parking.
What to expect
Trails
Trail begins at a kiosk at the edge of the woods next to the recreation field; exact loop length not documented
Dogs
Dogs must be controlled at all times; waste must be picked up on trails
Hours
One hour before sunrise to one hour after sunset
Managed by
Acton Conservation Division
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On site
Info kiosk
kiosk at the trail's start by the recreation field
Common questions
Is this the same as the ball field on Canterbury Hill Road?
They adjoin each other, the recreation field has the parking and the conservation trail starts at a kiosk at the edge of the woods next to it.
Is there an entry fee at Robbins Mill Conservation Land?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Robbins Mill Conservation Land?
Dogs must be controlled at all times; waste must be picked up on trails
What rules should I know at Robbins Mill Conservation Land?
Alcohol prohibited on conservation land.