A 245-acre Trustees of Reservations property bordering the Charles River on Causeway Street, built from a 1970 gift by Henry L. Shattuck plus later donations and a 1993 purchase. Trails lead to river views at Marshview Point, and it connects across Causeway Street to the adjacent Noon Hill reservation.
What to expect
Trails
Multiple interconnected paths including a short trail to a view of the Charles River at Marshview Point; a connector crosses Causeway Street to adjacent Noon…
Dogs
Dogs allowed off-leash as long as they are under control at all times
Accessibility
Not specifically detailed on the property page
Birdwatching
Allowed year-round
Managed by
The Trustees of Reservations, Charles River Valley team
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On site
Info kiosk
Trail map available for the property
Common questions
Can I launch a kayak here?
No, watercraft may not be launched from the property; the riverbank is landing-only.
Are dogs allowed off leash?
Yes, as long as they remain under control at all times.
Is there an entry fee at Shattuck Reservation?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Shattuck Reservation?
Dogs allowed off-leash as long as they are under control at all times
Is Shattuck Reservation wheelchair accessible?
Not specifically detailed on the property page
What rules should I know at Shattuck Reservation?
Watercraft may not be launched from the property; landing only. Mountain biking permitted only when trails are dry and closed March 1-April 30.