A 26-acre AVIS woodland bounded by Bannister Road, Andover Street and Dascomb Road, built on a glacial esker ridge that continues from Indian Ridge. After leaf-fall the high ground opens up views toward the Shawsheen River.
What to expect
Parking
Free lot free · unconfirmed
Dogs
Allowed on leash, per AVIS and the town leash bylaw
Hours
Sunrise to sunset, AVIS's standard rule for passive recreation
Managed by
Andover Village Improvement Society (AVIS)
WebsiteWorth knowing
- The reservation is named for Ann Rawlins Greene at the request of her husband John Gardner Greene, who left the land to AVIS on his death in 1969.
Common questions
Where do I park, is it obvious?
Roadside on Bannister Road; there's no formal lot.
Where do I park at Ann Rawlins Greene Reservation?
Free lot (free).
Can I bring my dog to Ann Rawlins Greene Reservation?
Allowed on leash, per AVIS and the town leash bylaw
What rules should I know at Ann Rawlins Greene Reservation?
Any activity that diminishes the reservation's natural resources or tranquility is prohibited; special-use requests go through the reservation's volunteer warden.