Spring Ledge Farm is a 113-acre former farm and Christmas tree operation off Chapin Road, protected as conservation land in August 2024. It's part of the Four Town Greenway trail network and includes Stonehouse Hill, a stone escarpment with local cultural history.
What to expect
Trails
Part of the Four Town Greenway network; a trail map is published online
Entry fee
You don't need a recreation pass for this spot; A resident recreation pass is required at Eagle Lake and Dawson Recreation Area.
Dogs
Dogs must be leashed at all times in public places and on public ways. Posted signs at the site take precedence.
Birdwatching
Allowed year-round
Managed by
Holden Conservation Commission, with conservation restrictions held by Greater Worcester Land Trust and the City of Worcester Reservoir Division
508-795-3838 · WebsiteCommon questions
Are there trails at Spring Ledge Farm Conservation Area?
Yes. Part of the Four Town Greenway network; a trail map is published online.
Is there an entry fee at Spring Ledge Farm Conservation Area?
You don't need a recreation pass for this spot; A resident recreation pass is required at Eagle Lake and Dawson Recreation Area.
Can I bring my dog to Spring Ledge Farm Conservation Area?
Dogs must be leashed at all times in public places and on public ways. Posted signs at the site take precedence.