A 180-acre MassWildlife wildlife management area bordering both Quaboag Pond and Quacumquasit (South) Pond, with abandoned apple trees, beaver impoundments, agricultural fields, and wetland marsh. Popular for waterfowl viewing, bald-eagle sightings, and upland-game hunting.
What to expect
Parking
Free lot free · unconfirmed
Dogs
Townwide leash/restraint law: a dog off the owner's premises (or on another's without permission) not attached to a restraint and under control is a public nuisance; fines $25-$100 (General Bylaws Ch. XVIII "Dogs"; also referenced in Ch.…
Birding / Wildlife Viewing
Allowed
Managed by
MassWildlife Central District
(508) 835-3607 · WebsiteCommon questions
Yes, this WMA is managed in part for upland-game and waterfowl hunting, in accordance with current Massachusetts state hunting seasons.
Lake Road parking fits about 8 vehicles.
The property is described as fields, marsh and beaver impoundments rather than a mapped trail network.
Yes. Quacumquasit (South) Pond is stocked with trout under a special regulation, and Quaboag Pond holds warmwater species including northern pike.
Where do I park at Quacumquasit Wildlife Management Area?
Free lot (free).
Is there an entry fee at Quacumquasit Wildlife Management Area?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Quacumquasit Wildlife Management Area?
Townwide leash/restraint law: a dog off the owner's premises (or on another's without permission) not attached to a restraint and under control is a public nuisance; fines $25-$100 (General Bylaws Ch. XVIII "Dogs"; also referenced in Ch. I §5 as the town's "leash law").