A large state forest managed by the Massachusetts DCR whose main body lies in Wrentham and Foxborough, with a southern tip extending into Plainville and connecting to the town's own conservation trail network. It offers miles of gravel roads and singletrack for hiking and mountain biking.
What to expect
Dogs
DCR's standard statewide policy requires dogs on a leash no longer than 10 feet in on-leash areas of state parks and forests; no Wrentham-specific exception found
Hours
Not separately posted for this forest; DCR properties are generally open sunrise to sunset unless posted otherwise
Managed by
DCR, Foxborough-Wrentham-Franklin State Forests office
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On site
Kiosk Map Box
A trail map signboard is reported at the Taunton Street lot
Parking
Gravel lot on Taunton Street, Wrentham
Not here
No restrooms
No restroom facilities documented at this forest
Common questions
Does Wrentham State Forest connect to Plainville's trails?
Yes. Trails eventually lead into Plainville's town-owned conservation land, where motorized use is not permitted even though it is allowed on parts of the state forest.
Can I bring my dog to Wrentham State Forest?
DCR's standard statewide policy requires dogs on a leash no longer than 10 feet in on-leash areas of state parks and forests; no Wrentham-specific exception found