A small conservation parcel near North Branch Parkway in Sixteen Acres, close to North Branch Tributary Park. The name suggests a glacial 'kettle' pond or depression feature typical of this part of Springfield, but there's no dedicated facility page or trail description.
What to expect
Entry fee
You don't need a pass for this spot; Springfield has no parking sticker program for its parks; the city's swimming is at public pools, which use a free resident Pool Pass instead.
Dogs
Springfield requires dogs to be leashed whenever off the owner's property, including in every city park. Posted signs at the site take precedence.
Managed by
Springfield Conservation Commission
413-787-6440 · WebsiteCommon questions
Is there an entry fee at Grayson Kettle Conservation Area?
You don't need a pass for this spot; Springfield has no parking sticker program for its parks; the city's swimming is at public pools, which use a free resident Pool Pass instead.
Can I bring my dog to Grayson Kettle Conservation Area?
Springfield requires dogs to be leashed whenever off the owner's property, including in every city park. Posted signs at the site take precedence.