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Moswetuset Hummock

Details unconfirmedPreserve · Quincy, MA
Moswetuset Hummock, Quincy, Massachusetts
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Moswetuset Hummock is a small wooded knoll on Quincy Bay that was a summer campsite for the Massachusett tribe in the 1600s and gave the tribe, and the state, its name. A quarter-mile gravel loop circles the hummock through oak woods and mossy outcrops with marsh and bay views.

What to expect

Managed by
Department of Conservation and Recreation Website

What's here

On site

Info kiosk
Interpretive/historic signage on site.

Common questions

Where do I park for Moswetuset Hummock?
There is a small onsite lot at 440 East Squantum Street that can flood after rain; if it is full or wet, Wollaston Beach parking is an easy half-mile walk away.

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BetaSome details here are unconfirmed (hours/gate, accessibility, restrooms). Details are sourced from public agency data and can change through the season. Confirm locally before you go. Updated 2026-09-13.