A 4-acre conservation trail donated by the Richards family in 2006 and named through a local schoolchildren's naming contest. The level, bog-bridge trail links Howard Elementary School, the Council on Aging, and the public library to the Town River and War Memorial Park.
What to expect
Parking
Free lot Free · unconfirmed
Dogs
Leash required at all times, leash not to exceed six feet, per the townwide dog leash by-law.
Hours
No gate or posted hours found.
Accessibility
Trail is described as level, though the Town's 2024 ADA plan notes planned improvements including steps for a footbridge; no formal ADA rating found.
Birdwatching
Allowed Year-round; red-tailed hawks are common.
Managed by
Conservation Commission
508-894-1200 Ext. 7112 · WebsiteCommon questions
How did Beaverton Woods get its name?
A local schoolchild suggested the name in a town-run 'Name this Park' contest, honoring former Beaver Nursery and Garden Center owner Al Richards, whose family donated the land in 2006.
Where do I park at Beaverton Woods?
Free lot (Free).
Is there an entry fee at Beaverton Woods?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Beaverton Woods?
Leash required at all times, leash not to exceed six feet, per the townwide dog leash by-law.
Is Beaverton Woods wheelchair accessible?
Trail is described as level, though the Town's 2024 ADA plan notes planned improvements including steps for a footbridge; no formal ADA rating found.