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Eagle Brook Conservation Area

Open to the publicPreserve · Wrentham, MAUpdated Sep 13, 2026
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A scattered 100-plus acre corridor of wetland along Eagle Brook where a paved lot off Route 140 doubles as a canoe and kayak put-in for a paddle that runs south through Lake Pearl to Wollomonopoag or north toward Norfolk, with the Craig Meadow and Oxbow Meadow parcels as its anchor pieces.

What to expect

Entry fee
Free
Dogs
Leashed dogs only, per general Conservation Commission rules
Hours
Wrentham conservation areas open at sunrise and close at sunset.
Kayak/Canoe
Allowed open water season
Fishing
Allowed open water season, with child-friendly spots
Managed by
Wrentham Conservation Commission 508-384-5417 · Website

What's here

Not here

No restrooms

Common questions

Is Eagle Brook Conservation Area open today?
Eagle Brook Conservation Area is a public preserve in Wrentham, MA. Posted hours: Wrentham conservation areas open at sunrise and close at sunset..
How far can I paddle from here?
With enough time and research, paddlers have gone south through Lake Pearl to Wollomonopoag and, in theory, all the way north to Boston Harbor.
Is there an entry fee at Eagle Brook Conservation Area?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Eagle Brook Conservation Area?
Leashed dogs only, per general Conservation Commission rules

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BetaDetails are sourced from public agency data and can change through the season. Confirm locally before you go. Updated 2026-09-13.