A 96-acre Conservation Commission reservation with an official mapped trail system, published in both standard and topographic versions.
What to expect
Trails
Has an official trail map published by the Conservation Commission (available…
Entry fee
The Conservation Commission's only posted fee schedule covers wetlands-permit filing, not site admission.
Dogs
Dogs must be leashed or under effective voice control (townwide Dog Control Bylaw); on Conservation Commission land, owners must additionally pick up and remove dog waste, fine $50 if not. No off-leash area posted.
Hours
Dunstable's General Bylaws carry no parks or curfew chapter, and the Conservation Commission's regulations point to 'posted schedules' at individual sites without setting a townwide hour.
Birdwatching
Allowed year-round
Fishing
Allowed year-round
Managed by
Dunstable Conservation Commission
(978) 649-4514 x230 · WebsiteCommon questions
Dogs can come along if they're leashed or reliably under voice control, and owners are expected to pick up waste on Conservation Commission land.
Do I need a parking sticker?
No sticker or permit program exists for Dunstable conservation land as of 2026.
Discharging a firearm is banned on Conservation Commission land, which effectively rules out firearm hunting; a bow-hunting policy isn't separately posted.
Only with written Conservation Commission approval in advance; there's no walk-up overnight camping.
Are there trails at Spaulding-Proctor Reservation?
Yes. Has an official trail map published by the Conservation Commission (available….
Is there an entry fee at Spaulding-Proctor Reservation?
The Conservation Commission's only posted fee schedule covers wetlands-permit filing, not site admission.
Can I bring my dog to Spaulding-Proctor Reservation?
Dogs must be leashed or under effective voice control (townwide Dog Control Bylaw); on Conservation Commission land, owners must additionally pick up and remove dog waste, fine $50 if not. No off-leash area posted.
What rules should I know at Spaulding-Proctor Reservation?
No trash receptacles are provided; pack out what you bring in. No motorized vehicles (except emergency/maintenance vehicles); $250 fine. No fires without written Conservation Commission approval; $100 fine. No overnight camping without written Conservation Commission approval; $100 fine. No…