A 25-acre Wareham Land Trust preserve of uplands, bogs, and wetlands on a bend of the Sippican River in West Wareham, on land once owned by the Tweedy and Barnes Cranberry Company.
What to expect
Trails
A roughly 1.5-mile loop trail with spurs to an old canal gate and an old mill site on the Sippican River.
Dogs
Must be under control at all times; owners must always remove pet waste.
Hours
Dawn to dusk, year-round.
Birdwatching
Allowed year-round; foxes and deer are also seen here
Managed by
Wareham Land Trust
508-295-0211 · WebsiteCommon questions
About 1.5 miles, with short spurs out to an old canal gate and an old mill site on the river.
Is there an entry fee at Tweedy and Barnes Conservation Area?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Tweedy and Barnes Conservation Area?
Must be under control at all times; owners must always remove pet waste.
What rules should I know at Tweedy and Barnes Conservation Area?
No motorized vehicles, no fires or camping, no new trails, no removal of plants or wildlife.