The walking-trail side of the Stow Acres North Course, managed by the Stow Conservation Department, distinct from a Recreation Department pavilion/ballfield facility that has also historically used the Randall Woods Park name. The Town purchased roughly two-thirds of the North Course (about 109 to 240 acres depending on the source) in January 2023 for conservation and recreation, with a mixed-income housing development planned on the remainder.
What to expect
Trails
Trails easy · mowed/maintained path across golf…
Dogs
Two layers apply. General bylaw (non-conservation land): Stow's Animal Control Bylaw sets no blanket leash law; a dog is only 'at large' (in violation) when off its owner's premises and not under the control of someone able to properly…
Managed by
Stow Conservation Department (trail); a separately named Recreation Department 'Randall Woods Park' facility with a pavilion and ballfields may also exist nearby, not confirmed as the same property.
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On site
Signage
Mapledale trail signs and yellow arrows mark the route.
Common questions
Are there trails at Randall Woods Park?
Yes. easy difficulty. Surface: mowed/maintained path across golf course terrain.
Is there an entry fee at Randall Woods Park?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Randall Woods Park?
Two layers apply. General bylaw (non-conservation land): Stow's Animal Control Bylaw sets no blanket leash law; a dog is only 'at large' (in violation) when off its owner's premises and not under the control of someone able to properly control it, so a voice-controlled dog can be compliant…
What rules should I know at Randall Woods Park?
Portions of the trail are on an active golf course; be aware of balls in play. Dogs and bikes not permitted on the course; stay on the marked out-and-back trail during golf season and yield to golfers.