Muddy Pond Wilderness Preserve

Hard Parking available Scenic views

The Muddy Pond Wilderness Preserve is a secluded 322-acre property in Kingston with 2.8 miles of woodland trails and pond views, many of them hilly. Established in 2018 on land previously owned by the Sisters of Divine Providence, it borders the Camp Mishannock Tribal Lands and sits directly across Route 44 from Camp Nekon and the Kingston Town Forest, connected by a concrete wildlife tunnel under the highway.

More Info

newildernesstrust.org: https://newildernesstrust.org/projects/muddy-pond-wilderness-preserve/
kingstonma.gov: https://www.kingstonma.gov/DocumentCenter/View/3157/Open-Space-Parcels-Update-20230113
kingstonma.gov: https://www.kingstonma.gov/600/Conservation-Properties-Trail-Maps
NSRWA: https://www.nsrwa.org/listing/muddy-pond-wilderness-preserve/
kingstonma.gov: https://kingstonma.gov/DocumentCenter/View/5382/Guide-to-Open-Space-in-Kingston-PDF

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Town	Kingston
Size	322 acres
Cost	Free
ADA access	No

Parking

Small parking area (3-4 vehicles).

Facilities

Bridge, informational kiosk, Rewilding Photo Point

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