The Rehoboth Land Trust's most-visited property, a sandy pitch-pine and wooded-wetland tract with several improved trails, two streams, an esker ridge, and habitat for wood turtles, reached from a small lot on Pond Street.
What to expect
Parking
Free lot free · unconfirmed
Trails
Several improved hiking trails wind through the 63.5-acre property; a trail map is posted online.
Dogs
Dogs are welcome under the land trust's posted dog policy.
Managed by
Rehoboth Land Trust, Inc. (conservation restriction held by Rehoboth Conservation Commission)
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On site
Info kiosk
Signage at the parking area.
Common questions
Are there trails, and how long are they?
Yes, several improved trails wind through the 63.5-acre property; an exact total mileage was not published.
Yes, with permission, during hunting season, so visitors and dogs are encouraged to wear blaze orange in that window.
Where do I park at Ephraim Hunt Ministerial Land Conservation Area?
Free lot (free).
Is there an entry fee at Ephraim Hunt Ministerial Land Conservation Area?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Ephraim Hunt Ministerial Land Conservation Area?
Dogs are welcome under the land trust's posted dog policy.
What rules should I know at Ephraim Hunt Ministerial Land Conservation Area?
Wood turtles, a state-protected species, use the property; stay on trails to avoid disturbing streamside habitat.