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Edmands Park
Newton, MA
Edmands Park is a 33-acre natural woodland park located at 70 Blake St in Newton, MA. As the city's largest passive-use park, it is highly regarded for its scenic unpaved trails and diverse ecosystems including wetlands and a glacial esker.
What to expect
- •Scenic unpaved walking trails through dense woodland and wetlands.
- •Historic WPA stonework and unique geological features like a glacial esker.
- •A dedicated pollinator garden and ample opportunities for nature study.
- •Seasonal outdoor activities including winter sledding and cross-country skiing.
Who it's for
- Nature enthusiasts and bird watchers
- Hikers and trail runners
- Families looking for winter recreation
- Local residents seeking a quiet outdoor escape
Good to know
Where is Edmands Park located?
The park is located at 70 Blake St, Newton, MA 02460.
What makes Edmands Park unique in Newton?
It is the city's largest natural, passive-use park, featuring 33 acres of woodland, wetlands, and historic WPA stonework.
Are there paved paths at Edmands Park?
No, the park is known for its scenic unpaved walking trails designed for a natural experience.
What winter activities are available at the park?
The park's terrain is popular for winter sledding and cross-country skiing.