Stone Farm Conservation Area

Dog friendly Parking available Scenic views

Stone Farm Conservation Area is a 104 acre property with natural wetland habitats. The 2. 5 mile trail accommodates hiking, swimming, and birding. The property sits on land originally donated by Dewey Stone and features mixed forests, wetlands, and two certified vernal pools critical for amphibian breeding. Try Sydney Ice Pond for a similar trail experience featuring wetland.

Trail Notes

Trail type: nested.

More Info

brockton.ma.us: https://brockton.ma.us/city-departments/planning/conservation-commission/
AllTrails: https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/massachusetts/stone-farm-center-loop-and-connector-trail
brockton.ma.us: https://brockton.ma.us/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/stone-farm-trail-map.pdf
Wildlands Trust: https://www.wildlandstrust.org/stone-farm-conservation-area

Town	Brockton
Managed by	Wildlands Trust (willed to Brockton Con. Comm. 1977)
Size	105 acres
Dog-friendly	Yes
ADA access	No (hilly, roots, bog boards)
Waterbody	Wetlands (vernal pools)
Cost	Free

Parking

Yes

Facilities

2.5 mi trails; 2 vernal pools; connects to Brockton Audubon

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