A Mill Street conservation parcel on the Ipswich River combining the historic Lob's Pound Mill site with Marion Woods; it doubles as the second landing on the Ipswich River Water Trail, with put-ins above or below the Mill Street bridge.
What to expect
Entry fee
You don't need a No general fee for this spot; Reading's Parks FAQ page lists no permit fee or sticker requirement for general use of its parks, consistent with the town having no public beach or swim facility. checked Jul 24, 2026
Dogs
Leashed, maximum three dogs per person; Biller Conservation Area Trail is named among Reading's conservation areas where leashed dogs remain permitted.
Hours
Reading's Town Conservation Lands are open from dawn to dusk, with extended hours available only by written permission from the Conservation Commission requested at least 21 days in advance. That's the town default unless posted otherwise.
Kayak/Canoe/Sup
Allowed Drought conditions have affected river levels in recent years.
Fishing
Allowed unconfirmed
Managed by
Reading Conservation Commission
781-942-6616 · WebsiteWorth knowing
- The site is the second landing on the 45-mile, nine-community Ipswich River Water Trail, with an online GPS-enabled map of the full route.
Common questions
Is there an entry fee at Biller Conservation Area?
You don't need a No general fee for this spot; Reading's Parks FAQ page lists no permit fee or sticker requirement for general use of its parks, consistent with the town having no public beach or swim facility.
Can I bring my dog to Biller Conservation Area?
Leashed, maximum three dogs per person; Biller Conservation Area Trail is named among Reading's conservation areas where leashed dogs remain permitted.