A 31-acre conservation area gifted to Bolton in 1969 by Helen L. Plummer, featuring trails, picturesque sitting areas, the restored dam of an old button mill, and pondside nature-observation points.
What to expect
Parking
Free lot Free · unconfirmed
Trails
Trails with picturesque sitting areas past the restored button-mill dam and pond.
Dogs
Dogs may be walked on Bolton conservation land as long as they are under the effective control of a person. Walkers must remove feces from trails and from environmentally sensitive areas, keep dogs out of vernal pools during the frog and…
Allowed now · ban starts mid-FebruaryHours
No posted hours ordinance found for Bolton conservation land generally.
Accessibility
Not documented.
Managed by
Bolton Conservation Commission
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On site
Restored dam of an old button mill
Wildlife Viewing
Pondside nature-observation points.
Common questions
Where do I park at Fyfeshire Conservation Area?
Free lot (Free).
Is there an entry fee at Fyfeshire Conservation Area?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Fyfeshire Conservation Area?
Dogs may be walked on Bolton conservation land as long as they are under the effective control of a person. Walkers must remove feces from trails and from environmentally sensitive areas, keep dogs out of vernal pools during the frog and salamander breeding season (roughly mid-February through…
Is Fyfeshire Conservation Area wheelchair accessible?
Not documented.
What rules should I know at Fyfeshire Conservation Area?
Hunting and trapping prohibited.