A forested town conservation area with existing trails passing through woods, wetlands and ponds, reached from Andover Street and West Street. It is also home to Georgetown's community gardens. Trail condition is currently rated poor by the town, which has studied converting the paths into an ADA-accessible Universal Access Nature Trail.
What to expect
Trails
Pre-existing trails pass through dense forest, wetlands and ponds. Condition is rated 'Poor.' The town has a Land and Water Conservation Fund-supported plan…
Dogs
Georgetown prohibits letting a dog go at large anywhere in town, with a $10 fine for a first offence and $25 for later ones in the same year. Owners must also promptly remove their dog's waste. Posted signs at the site take precedence.
Accessibility
Not currently ADA-accessible; ADA-compliant parking and a Universal Access Nature Trail are proposed but unbuilt as of the plan date.
Managed by
Georgetown Conservation Commission
(978) 352-5712 · WebsiteCommon questions
Are the trails here paved or accessible?
Not yet. The existing paths are natural surface and rated in poor condition; the town has studied but not yet built an ADA-accessible upgrade.
Can I bring my dog to Lufkins Brook Conservation Area?
Georgetown prohibits letting a dog go at large anywhere in town, with a $10 fine for a first offence and $25 for later ones in the same year. Owners must also promptly remove their dog's waste. Posted signs at the site take precedence.
Is Lufkins Brook Conservation Area wheelchair accessible?
Not currently ADA-accessible; ADA-compliant parking and a Universal Access Nature Trail are proposed but unbuilt as of the plan date.