A roughly 330-acre town forest on Lakeview Road named for a longtime Conservation Commission chair, with a floating bog, two shallow ponds and vernal pools. A trail from the end of Forest Road circles Upper Carpenter Pond and continues into F. Gilbert Hills State Forest, overlapping part of the white-blazed Warner Trail.
What to expect
Trails
about 2.5 miles (loop around Upper Carpenter Pond, continuing into the State… moderate · natural, with boardwalk creek…
Parking
Not confirmed · unconfirmed
Dogs
Leashed pets are allowed under Town rules. Off-leash dogs are common here in practice, but the Town's rule still calls for a leash
Hours
Half hour before sunrise to half hour after sunset
Accessibility
Natural-surface trails, not paved or step-free
Kayak/Canoe/Sup
Allowed best in spring/early summer when the shallow ponds hold more water; no gas-powered boats allowed
Fishing
Allowed year-round; ice fishing reported at Upper Carpenter Pond in winter, catch and release recommended
Managed by
Foxborough Conservation Commission
508-543-1251 · WebsiteGetting in
Parking
Parking not sourced yet
Check the town or agency pages before you go.
What's here
Not here
No info kiosk
Not documented
Common questions
Yes, both Lakeview Pond and Upper Carpenter Pond have launch areas for canoes, kayaks and Jon boats, though both are shallow and paddle best in spring or early summer.
The main loop around Upper Carpenter Pond runs about 2.5 miles and is generally rated moderate.
Are there trails at Harold B. Clark Town Forest?
Yes. about 2.5 miles (loop around Upper Carpenter Pond, continuing into the State…. moderate difficulty. Surface: natural, with boardwalk creek crossings in places.
Is there an entry fee at Harold B. Clark Town Forest?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Harold B. Clark Town Forest?
Leashed pets are allowed under Town rules. Off-leash dogs are common here in practice, but the Town's rule still calls for a leash
Is Harold B. Clark Town Forest wheelchair accessible?
Natural-surface trails, not paved or step-free
What rules should I know at Harold B. Clark Town Forest?
Trails run deep into the adjoining State Forest and it is easy to lose track of location; note landmarks as you go. No gas-powered boats on Lakeview Pond.