A former estate property of about 150 acres centered on Brewer Pond, with a hilltop meadow, pine-oak-beech woods, and numbered historic tree plantings from Francis Brewer's 1880s tree nursery, connected across Hobart Street to Brewer Reservation.
What to expect
Dogs
Hingham requires dogs to be leashed and under control whenever beyond the owner's property; Bare Cove Park allows off-leash walking only with a permit from the Town Clerk.
Cross-Country Skiing
Allowed winter
Managed by
Hingham Conservation Commission
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On site
Info kiosk
Informational kiosk with numbered-tree guide near the entrance.
Not here
No restrooms
No restroom facilities mentioned for this passive conservation property.
No drinking water
No water fountain noted.
Common questions
Is More-Brewer Park open today?
More-Brewer Park is a public preserve in Hingham, MA. Posted hours: Dawn to dusk..
Are there trails, and how long are they?
Yes; combined with Brewer Reservation across Hobart Street there are roughly 2 to 5 miles of trails and carriage paths, from an easy 0.5-mile hilltop loop to longer pond-side routes.
Yes, on leash, with waste cleanup required.
Where do I park at More-Brewer Park?
Free lot (free).
Is there an entry fee at More-Brewer Park?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to More-Brewer Park?
Hingham requires dogs to be leashed and under control whenever beyond the owner's property; Bare Cove Park allows off-leash walking only with a permit from the Town Clerk.
What rules should I know at More-Brewer Park?
Non-hunters should wear bright orange during the fall bow-hunting season. Dogs must be leashed at all times; owners must clean up after pets.