A roughly 3-acre conservation parcel on Nichols Street with a waterfront vista, a walking path, and a canoe/kayak launch, used for fishing and birding.
What to expect
Trails
A single path along the waterfront vista; length and difficulty not published
Dogs
No dog may run at large in town, and on any public way or place a dog must be under restraint by its owner or keeper. Restraint means a leash, or at heel beside a competent person and obedient to that person's commands, or inside a…
Managed by
Norwood Conservation Commission
781-762-1240 x6054 · WebsiteWhat's here
Not here
No info kiosk
No map box/kiosk reported
Worth knowing
- This parcel is popular with birders for its waterfront vista and is called out separately from the neighboring Ellis Pond and Guild Pond conservation lands on the town's own list, though the exact boundary between the three Nichols Street sites is unclear from public sources.
Common questions
Is this the same launch as Ellis Pond's Nichols Street access?
It may be closely adjacent since both St. George's Land and Ellis Pond's parking are described as being on Nichols Street; the town's descriptions do not make the exact boundary between them clear.
Is there an entry fee at St. George's Land?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to St. George's Land?
No dog may run at large in town, and on any public way or place a dog must be under restraint by its owner or keeper. Restraint means a leash, or at heel beside a competent person and obedient to that person's commands, or inside a vehicle. An owner must carry a device for removing waste and must…