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Washburn Meadow Conservation Area

Details unconfirmedPreserve · Brockton, MA
Right now

A 71-acre wetland and floodplain preserve along Beaver Brook that protects a large share of Brockton's remaining marshland and provides natural flood storage for the city. It has no developed trail system and is not readily accessible for public recreation at this time.

What to expect

Entry fee
Free
Dogs
Brockton keeps dogs at least 25 feet from any recreation area in a city park and, elsewhere in parks, requires a leash no longer than six feet.
Managed by
Conservation Commission Website

Common questions

Can I hike Washburn Meadow?
There's no built trail system here, and the city's own open space plan describes it as not readily accessible for recreation, so this is conservation land rather than a hiking destination.
Is there an entry fee at Washburn Meadow Conservation Area?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Washburn Meadow Conservation Area?
Brockton keeps dogs at least 25 feet from any recreation area in a city park and, elsewhere in parks, requires a leash no longer than six feet.

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BetaSome details here are unconfirmed (parking, accessibility, hours). Details are sourced from public agency data and can change through the season. Confirm locally before you go. Updated 2026-09-13.