A roughly 29-acre pond and wetland conservation area in South Peabody, anchored by the Mayor Michael J. Bonfanti Nature Trail, a 550-foot boardwalk and elevated viewing platform over the pond's edge. It links into the roughly 300-acre South Peabody Trail network of connected city-owned open space.
What to expect
Trails
Has a boardwalk trail (Bonfanti Nature Trail, about 550 ft) connecting into the South Peabody Trail network; total length and difficulty of the wider network…
Dogs
Dogs may not be at large anywhere in the city except on their owner's own premises, unless restrained on a leash no longer than six feet. Owners must pick up after their dogs on any sidewalk, street, park or other public area, and guide…
Accessibility
The boardwalk and viewing platform are elevated and level, offering a step-free route to the water's edge
Managed by
City of Peabody
978-536-7130 · WebsiteCommon questions
Is there an entry fee at Sidneys Pond Conservation Area?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Sidneys Pond Conservation Area?
Dogs may not be at large anywhere in the city except on their owner's own premises, unless restrained on a leash no longer than six feet. Owners must pick up after their dogs on any sidewalk, street, park or other public area, and guide dogs accompanying a person with a disability are excepted…
Is Sidneys Pond Conservation Area wheelchair accessible?
The boardwalk and viewing platform are elevated and level, offering a step-free route to the water's edge