An 11-acre pine and oak woodland on the south side of Old Queen Anne Road near the Harwich line, with a short loop trail past former cranberry bogs and a view of Mill Pond.
What to expect
Parking
Free lot Free · unconfirmed
Trails
A 0.5-mile loop trail on soil tread with some hills, through pine/oak woods and conifer stands, past former cranberry bogs and a view of Mill Pond.
Dogs
Leashed dogs permitted under the town's standard conservation-land rules.
Hours
Chatham parks close 10pm to 6am, and conservation lands are open a half hour before sunrise to a half hour after sunset. Posted hours at the entrance win if they differ.
Birdwatching
Allowed year-round
Managed by
Town of Chatham Conservation Commission
508-945-5164 · WebsiteCommon questions
Are there trails here, and how long/hard are they?
A half-mile loop with some hills on natural soil tread, easy enough for most visitors, passing former cranberry bogs and a Mill Pond overlook.
Where do I park, is it obvious?
Yes, pull off directly along Old Queen Anne Road near the trailhead sign; there's no separate lot.
Where do I park at McCoy Tree Farm Conservation Area?
Free lot (Free).
Is there an entry fee at McCoy Tree Farm Conservation Area?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to McCoy Tree Farm Conservation Area?
Leashed dogs permitted under the town's standard conservation-land rules.
What rules should I know at McCoy Tree Farm Conservation Area?
Standard Chatham conservation-land rules: no motor vehicles, no open fires without permission, no camping, no alcohol.