A former dairy farm the town bought in 1985, now more than 100 acres of open meadow, ponds and hardwood groves crossed by miles of walking and horse trails, with an old millsite tucked in the back woods near Ellery Street.
What to expect
Dogs
Leashed dogs only; coyotes are known to frequent the area
Hours
Wrentham conservation areas open at sunrise and close at sunset.
Birdwatching
Allowed late winter and early spring for bluebird and woodcock activity
Managed by
Wrentham Conservation Commission
508-384-5417 · WebsiteCommon questions
Is Birchwold Farm Conservation Area open today?
Birchwold Farm Conservation Area is a public preserve in Wrentham, MA. Posted hours: Wrentham conservation areas open at sunrise and close at sunset..
Are there trails here, how long or hard are they?
There are miles of easy to moderate trails crossing open field and hardwood groves; none are officially measured or rated for difficulty.
Camping is allowed only with prior written permission from the Conservation Commission.
Is there an entry fee at Birchwold Farm Conservation Area?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Birchwold Farm Conservation Area?
Leashed dogs only; coyotes are known to frequent the area
What rules should I know at Birchwold Farm Conservation Area?
Coyotes are common; keep dogs close. Stay on marked trails and do not trespass onto neighboring private land. Off-road motor vehicles are barred outside the parking area.