Top Parks in Newbury, Essex county, Massachusetts, United states

Wet Meadows

Address: Newbury, MA 01951, USA

Wet Meadows Viewing Platform

Address: Scotland Rd, Newbury, MA 01951, USA

Hans Morris Reservation

Address: Middle Rd, Newbury, MA 01951, USA

Trustees of Preservation Old Town Hill trails

Address: Boston Rd, Newbury, MA 01951, USA

Jennie Lagoulis Reservation

Address: Boston Rd, Newbury, MA 01951, USA

Crane Pond

Address: Newbury, MA 01922, USA

Provincial Park

Address: Newbury, MA 01922, USA

Fish & Wildlife

Address: 9 Orchard St, Byfield, MA 01922, USA

Bay Circuit Trail Northern Terminus

Address: 29 Plum Island Turnpike, Newbury, MA 01951, USA

Great Meadow

Address: Newbury, MA 01922, USA

William Forward Wildlife Management Area

Address: Newbury, MA 01951, USA

Old Town Hill Parking

Address: Newman Rd, Newbury, MA 01951, USA

“We walked on some of the trails on a clear afternoon in late fall. There is a fair amount of parking near two trailheads. There was an amazing view towards Plum Island and all the way north towards Maine, including the Isle of Shoals. Close to Newburyport. Trails are available for skiing and snowshoeing in the winter. A local person told us that there were ticks during the summer. Best of all, the Trustees own this land and therefore your visit is free!”

Newman Farm Meadow

Address: Lower Green, Newbury, MA 01951, USA

Lower Green

Address: Newbury, MA 01951, USA

Parker River National Wildlife Refuge Gatehouse

Address: Refuge Rd, Newbury, MA 01951, USA

“We enjoyed visiting on a super hot July day. My only word of advice is for kayakers to pay attention to tides. We didn't and ended up in muddy shallow water.”

Manter Fields

Address: 81 Central St, Newbury, MA 01922, USA

“Totally awesome only bad thing is sani can is disgusting filled 2 inch from the top”

Parker River National Wildlife Refuge

Address: Refuge Rd, Newbury, MA 01951, USA

“Love visiting here and walking the beach as well as the inland areas. The views are great, birds and wildlife are every where. Due to the piping plovers nesting access to some beach areas is limited depending on the time of year.”