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Wompatuck State Park Adventures

Wompatuck State Park in Massachusetts offers a blend of lush forest landscapes and rich history. It is a favored destination for outdoor enthusiasts seeking adventure year-round.

3,526
Acres Protected
40+
Miles of Trails
200,000
Annual Visitors
1969
Year Established

Popular Activities

Plan Your Visit

Everything you need to know to prepare for an unforgettable trip to Wompatuck State Park.

Entrance Requirements

No entrance fee

Best Time to Visit

Spring and fall offer mild weather for hiking; winter allows for snow activities.

Visitor Information

Main parking area provides maps and information on trails and activities.

Getting There

Accessible via Route 228; roads are paved and suitable for all vehicles.

Weather & Climate

In spring and fall, temperatures are mild, ranging from 45°F to 60°F. Summers are warm, averaging around 80°F. Winters can be cold with snowfalls, and temperatures can drop to the 20s°F.

Conservation Efforts

The park works to manage invasive species and protect native flora and fauna. Visitors are encouraged to stay on marked trails to minimize ecological disturbance.

Camping in Wompatuck State Park

Find the perfect spot to stay overnight and immerse yourself in the details.

Wompatuck State Park Campground

Developed
Reservations Required

700-site campground with facilities for tents and RVs, close to trails and water activities.

Top Trails

Whitney Spur Rail Trail

Easy
1.5 Miles

A smooth, scenic trail ideal for biking and family walks.

Tuckers Trail

Moderate
2 Miles

A forested trail that takes you through diverse landscapes and wildlife habitats.

N12 Trail

Moderate
4.5 Miles

This loop trail provides a mix of wooded paths and open areas with historical sites along the route.

South Field Trail

Easy
3 Miles

Suitable for a leisurely hike, this trail offers a chance to see the park's varied flora.

Trailblazer Tips

Visit the Mount Blue Spring for fresh drinking water, a unique feature in the park.

Fall is a beautiful time to visit for the vibrant foliage, while summer is ideal for camping.

Campgrounds can fill up quickly in the summer; early reservation is recommended.

Bring bug spray in the warmer months as mosquitoes can be prevalent near wetland areas.

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