Also known as Cabot Woods, Edmands Park is Newton's largest natural wooded passive-use park at 32.6 acres, established in 1913, with unpaved trails through woods, small clearings, wetlands, Edmands Brook, and a glacial esker.
What to expect
Parking
Free lot Free · unconfirmed
Trails
Unpaved woodland trails through the full 32.6-acre property; exact mileage and difficulty not published, generally described as easy walking terrain with a…
Dogs
Leashed dogs permitted on trails (city conservation-land default); not an off-leash location.
Accessibility
Unpaved natural-surface trails; not wheelchair accessible.
Birdwatching
Allowed year-round
Managed by
City of Newton Parks and Recreation Department
617-796-1500 · WebsiteGetting in
Parking
Free lot
CostFree
Details unconfirmed
What's here
Not here
No drinking water
No facilities listed for this passive-use woodland park.
Common questions
How long are the trails at Edmands Park?
The park covers 32.6 acres of wooded, mostly flat terrain; exact trail mileage isn't published, but it's a short, easy walk end to end.
Where do I park at Edmands Park?
Free lot (Free).
Is there an entry fee at Edmands Park?
Not confirmed; check the town's page before you go.
Can I bring my dog to Edmands Park?
Leashed dogs permitted on trails (city conservation-land default); not an off-leash location.
Is Edmands Park wheelchair accessible?
Unpaved natural-surface trails; not wheelchair accessible.