Connecticut River Valley

Beaver Brook Conservation Park

260 acres

Stroll the cart paths and see the process of nature taking over a former golf course with scenic, open views.

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Plan Your Visit
  • Overview
  • Ideas for Your Visit
  • Admission & Hours
  • Directions & Contact Info
  • Property Map
  • Regulations & Advisories

Overview

Located along Route 9, Beaver Brook is transitioning from a former golf course to rewilded meadows, wetlands, and floodplains. The open views and rolling gravel trails are a delight for dog-walkers, kids, and cross-country skiers. Bring a picnic to enjoy under the pavilion or out on the land, and witness the transformative power of nature reclaiming the greens.

This reservation is scheduled to open in June, 2026. Once open, and for the next several years, portions of the property will be closed for restoration or construction work. Please check this page for updates prior to your visit.

Ideas for Your Visit

Walk or bike the meandering cart paths and other trails and enjoy the scenic views of the streams, forest land, and ever-changing landscape.

Help to document flora and fauna found here through Chronologs and other biodiversity monitoring tools found across the property.

Bring a picnic to enjoy in the pavilion or on the grass.

Admission & Hours

When to Visit:

Daily, sunrise to sunset. Allow a minimum of 30 minutes.
Property opens to the public in June, 2026.

Admission:

FREE to all.

Directions & Contact Info

Beaver Brook
183 Main St.
Haydenville, MA 01039

Get directions on Google Maps.

Property Map

There is a trail map posted at the visitor kiosk.

We recommend that you take a photo of the map or download a trail map before you visit.

Regulations & Advisories

Advisories:

Property will be undergoing habitat restoration and trail improvements. Check this page and signage on property for closures and updates.

Dogs must remain on leash at all times.

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