| Check with the Park and Town before heading out! As of the time of this writing all town parks are open but with the fast changing situation some parks might be closed with little notice. As of noon on March 24, 2020 all Wildlands Trust Properties and The Trustees of Reservations maybe be closed until further notice. |
Are you itching to get out and about but don't know where to go? Check out these hiking and walking trails right in Bridgewater. When you go be sure to let us know by tagging us on social media and using the #MKBwaterBrock
Great River Preserve - Auburn Street Bridgewater, MA
Difficulty: Easy * Stroller Friendly: Ruggard Stroller * Restrooms: No * Parking: small dirt lot/roadside parking
My family love to explore the beautiful Great River Preserve. It a great easy walk with lots to see along the Taunton River. You can find out more about the Great River Preserve and view a trail map HERE. If you check this park out Macaroni Kid Bridgewater-Brockton would love to find out what you thought. Share your trip on social media using the #MKBwaterBrock
Stiles + Hart Parkland - Board Street Bridgewater, MA
Difficulty: TBD * Stroller Friendly: TBD * Restrooms: No * Parking: There is no dedicated parking area. With permission from management you can park at the shopping center.
According to the Nunckatesst Greenway website from 1820-1875 this was the site of an agricultural fairground with a grand exhibition hall. During the early 1900s it was the site of the Stiles & Hart Brick Company. Today you can still find mounds of defective bricks. This Macaroni Family has not visited this parkland yet but it is on our list. If you have been I would love to hear more about it, email me victoriar@macaronikid.com If you check this park out Macaroni Kid Bridgewater-Brockton would love to find out what you thought. Share your trip on social media using the #MKBwaterBrock
Camp Titicut Reservation Trail - Beach Street Bridgewater, MA
Difficulty: TBD * Stroller Friendly: TBD * Restrooms: No * Parking: TBD
Off of Beach Street in Bridgewater you will find Camp Titicut Reservation Trail. It is a 1.4 mile out and back trail that runs along the Taunton River. You can find out more about the history to Camp Titicut HERE. This Macaroni Kid Family hasn't checked out Camp Titicut yet but if your family has I would love to hear about it. Email me or let me know via social media. Share your trip on social media using the #MKBwaterBrock.
Carver Pond - Summer Street Bridgewater, MA
Difficulty: Easy * Stroller Friendly: Ruggard Stoller * Restrooms: No * Parking: small dirt lot
A hidden gem off of Summer street is Carver Pond. With about 1.7 miles of trails along the beautiful Carver pond. It is also a great place for fishing. If you check out Clark Pond Macaroni Kid Bridgewater-Brockton would love to find out what you thought. Share your trip on social media using the #MKBwaterBrock.
Stanley Iron Works Park - High Street Bridgewater, Ma
Difficulty: Easy * Stroller Friendly: Ruggard Stoller * Restrooms: No * Parking: small lot near Highway Department
This site is rich with history. Established in 1691 Brigdewater Iron Works at Stanley was the first to produce iron int the American Colonies. You can find out more about the history of this peaceful oasis HERE. My family can't wait for the next sunny day to enjoy a picnic along a babbling brook. If you check out Stanley Iron Works Park Macaroni Kid Bridgewater-Brockton would love to find out what you thought. Share your trip on social media using the #MKBwaterBrock.
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