This is my daughter and I's FAVORITE park! I first began taking her here when she was a baby and I, a new mother. I would put her in her stroller and we would take our time walking down the asphalt path which surrounds the main park. It is an easy walk through and it has some breathtaking scenes. This path takes you through areas of shade from the large trees above, bright open green meadows, and over a bridge with a roaring waterfall below. As you pass through, some of the trees have signs on them, giving you a little knowledge and history of their different types. There are plenty of benches along the way in case you want to sit down and take a break. Maybe read a book and soak in this beautiful reservation. I love how small I feel when I walk through this trail. It feels almost like a secret forest where I can hide from the busy world. Nature is such a beautiful thing. There is also a tennis court and a designated area for dogs that can be off-leash (below the playground).
In the main area of the park, there are two separate playgrounds side by side. One is for bigger kids and one is for smaller kids. The ground is soft which gives me one less scrape to worry about when my daughter is running around and climbing on the structures (which has been newly renovated). It has every piece of equipment that kids love to play on. They even have a splash pad with sprinklers that turn on in the summer time. There is an area which has several large picnic tables all of which are covered by a roof for shade.
There is something for everybody here at Beaver Brook Reservation. Whether you are looking to go for a walk/jog, bike ride, or for a family day outside with your loved ones. This is also a GREAT place to host a kids birthday party (we have attended several here and all have been a blast). There is a restroom area which has always been clean when I've gone in. There is a designated parking area on Waverly Oaks Road but also plenty more spots on Trapelo Road which is closer to the playground area. It is quite a large area if you aren't familiar with it. I would recommend screenshotting this map to help you explore the different...
Read more🌟 Hidden Gem: Waterfall in Belmont 🌟
If you're looking for a serene escape in the city, this hidden waterfall nestled in the woods of Belmont is the perfect spot! 🏞️ It's a magical place that feels worlds away from the city hustle.
The full circle walk around the falls offers a tranquil experience, and I loved crossing the two charming wooden bridges along the way. Each step immerses you deeper into nature's beauty. 🌳
As the day winds down, watching the sunset here is nice. The peaceful ambiance, combined with the sound of flowing water, creates a perfect backdrop for relaxation or a little reflection.
Whether you're looking to take a leisurely stroll or just enjoy a moment of tranquility, this waterfall is a wonderful destination. I highly recommend it to anyone seeking a slice of nature in...
Read moreWe loved the trails there! We've got a Border Aussie and Bernese Mountain Dog along with a Kelpie foster puppy so exercise is crucial in our household. They need a great deal of physical and mental stimulation to keep them happy, content, and tired dogs. We believe in the mantra: tired dogs are good dogs!
My only complaint are the people that allow their dogs off leash who's recall isn't stellar, and thise hat decide to be scumbags and leave their poop bags everywhere. Like grow up, clean up after yourselves and don't let your dog off leash if it's recall sucks. Aggravating. But that isn't the reservations fault.
Would not recommend if your dog isn't great with other dogs and tends to get into physical...
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