A 230-acre conservation tract in far northern Upton along the Grafton town line, protecting the Warren Brook watershed. Trails here support hiking, horseback riding, and cross-country skiing, quieter and less visited than the parcels nearer the town center.
What to expect
Entry fee
Upton charges no parking sticker at its parks. Only its Kiwanis Beach on Pratt Pond needs a resident or non-resident beach pass. No parking sticker or permit required.
Dogs
Dogs are welcome on Upton conservation land but must stay leashed at all times, and leashed in town parks, on athletic fields, and on the town common under the Canine Control Bylaw. Hunting dogs may work off leash under voice command.
Hours
Upton's conservation land is open daily from one hour before sunrise until one hour after sunset. After-hours use needs Conservation Commission permission.
Horseback Riding
Allowed year-round
Cross-Country Skiing
Allowed winter
Managed by
Town of Upton Conservation Commission
WebsiteCommon questions
Where do I park, is it obvious?
There is parking directly on Grafton Road, plus a second trailhead on Oak Knoll Road.
No hunting notice is posted for this parcel specifically on the town's own conservation page; check with the Conservation Commission before hunting season.
Is there an entry fee at Warren Brook Watershed Conservation Area?
Upton charges no parking sticker at its parks. Only its Kiwanis Beach on Pratt Pond needs a resident or non-resident beach pass. No parking sticker or permit required.
Can I bring my dog to Warren Brook Watershed Conservation Area?
Dogs are welcome on Upton conservation land but must stay leashed at all times, and leashed in town parks, on athletic fields, and on the town common under the Canine Control Bylaw. Hunting dogs may work off leash under voice command.