One of Stoughton's oldest surviving farmsteads, built around 1750 by the Capen family and later farmed by the Reynolds family into the 20th century, now town-owned open space in North Stoughton. A town committee is actively planning trails, community gardens, and a dog park here, so parts of the site may still be under development.
What to expect
Trails
Walking trails, with a printed Capen Reynolds Farm trail map available from the town
Entry fee
No pass needed here; Stoughton has no town-wide parking sticker. checked Jul 24, 2026
Dogs
Dogs must be leashed (max 10 feet) in any street or public place in Stoughton.
Managed by
Capen Reynolds Farm Use & Development Committee
781-341-1300 · WebsiteWorth knowing
- The town's active-use plan for the farm includes community gardens, a dog park, and exercise-station trails; a dog park has been reported as already open just behind the farmstead, but we could not confirm it is built and operating.
Common questions
Is there an entry fee at Capen Reynolds Farm?
No pass needed here; Stoughton has no town-wide parking sticker.
Can I bring my dog to Capen Reynolds Farm?
Dogs must be leashed (max 10 feet) in any street or public place in Stoughton.