A 50-plus-acre reservation of wet maple-and-alder swamp broken up by drier island high ground, reached from three informal access points. Trail signage on site is minimal, and the town recommends downloading the trail map before visiting.
What to expect
Parking
Free lot free · unconfirmed
Trails
informal, minimally-signed trail network across wet swamp and drier high ground; no official mileage published
Dogs
no dog-specific rule published for this reservation; the town-wide leash and waste-removal rule for parks/conservation areas applies
Hours
Lynnfield's conservation areas are open from dawn to dusk. That's the town default unless posted otherwise.
Accessibility
Unpaved, uneven wetland terrain
Managed by
Town of Lynnfield Conservation Commission
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No restrooms
no restroom on site
Common questions
How hard is the walking at Beaver Dam Brook Reservation?
Expect uneven, unmarked ground. Much of the reservation is wet maple-and-alder swamp broken up by drier high ground, and the town advises downloading the trail map first since on-site signage is minimal.
No, hunting, shooting, and trapping are prohibited on all of Lynnfield's conservation areas.
Where do I park at Beaver Dam Brook Reservation?
Free lot (free).
Is there an entry fee at Beaver Dam Brook Reservation?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Beaver Dam Brook Reservation?
no dog-specific rule published for this reservation; the town-wide leash and waste-removal rule for parks/conservation areas applies
Is Beaver Dam Brook Reservation wheelchair accessible?
Unpaved, uneven wetland terrain