A wooded town-owned tract behind the privately held Oak Hill Beagle Club on Fairview Avenue, reached by first crossing the club's land under a public trail easement. Two marked trails, laid out as an Eagle Scout project, cover roughly 1.5 miles over more than 100 combined acres.
What to expect
Parking
Free lot free · unconfirmed
Trails
A red-blazed main trail runs to the back property line and a rockier blue-blazed loop circles through higher ground along a field edge; about 1.5 miles round…
Dogs
Rehoboth does not require dogs to be leashed at all times, but a dog running loose in a park or other public area can be picked up by Animal Control, and a repeat offender's owner will be ordered to confine or control it.
Managed by
Rehoboth Conservation Commission
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On site
Benches
A sitting bench sits along the red trail.
Common questions
Where do I park, is it obvious?
Yes, there is a signed lot across from 154 Fairview Avenue right next to the Oak Hill Beagle Club property.
Where do I park at Rehoboth Town Forest?
Free lot (free).
Can I bring my dog to Rehoboth Town Forest?
Rehoboth does not require dogs to be leashed at all times, but a dog running loose in a park or other public area can be picked up by Animal Control, and a repeat offender's owner will be ordered to confine or control it.
What rules should I know at Rehoboth Town Forest?
The blue loop trail is rocky in places and crosses through privately owned Oak Hill Beagle Club land before reaching the town forest itself.