Two adjoining wooded parcels on Marlboro Street, totaling about 16.4 acres, given to the town for conservation in 1993. The town's own property inventory lists no public access or trail on this land, so it functions more as protected woodland than a visited park.
What to expect
Trails
The town's conservation land inventory marks this parcel's public access as 'no' and does not list a trail or map for it
Entry fee
You don't need a resident parking pass for this spot; Centennial Beach parking is resident-only; no townwide land sticker. checked Jul 24, 2026
Dogs
Dogs must be leashed in town parks and on public ways. Posted signs at the site take precedence.
Managed by
Hudson Conservation Commission
978-568-9615 · WebsiteCommon questions
Is there an entry fee at Buteau Conservation Land?
You don't need a resident parking pass for this spot; Centennial Beach parking is resident-only; no townwide land sticker.
Can I bring my dog to Buteau Conservation Land?
Dogs must be leashed in town parks and on public ways. Posted signs at the site take precedence.