I have been walking this park for over 20 years and have watched it grow from a slightly sketchy wild patch of woods to a well maintained beautiful place with easy to walking trails that make you...
Blackstone Park Conservation District
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Blackstone Park Conservation District is a 45-acre natural woodland in Providence, RI, featuring two ponds, York Pond and Hockey Pond, as well as open meadows. Serving as a green buffer between city streets and the Seekonk River, this park supports a diverse range of plants and wildlife habitats, attracting migrating birds in Spring and Fall.
Established as a Conservation District in 2003, Blackstone Park faces challenges from invasive plants, which the organization actively works to manage. With a rich history dating back to the late 19th century, the park offers trails, fishing opportunities, and a connection to the region's natural history, making it a beloved destination for walkers, birders, and nature enthusiasts.
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For a park that's in a major city like Providence, this park is super clean and well taken care of. It's a great park with nice wide paths and make you believe you are in the forest somewhere and...
Blackstone Park Conservation District is a 45-acre natural woodland. It contains two ponds, York Pond and Hockey Pond, and some open meadow. We have been here many times for many events like...
Stopped here while exploring Providence and found some beautiful views. Explored the park a bit and it was pretty busy with bikes and dog walkers. Really nice place.
Moses schools and Seekonk Blackstone Park, or more properly Blackstone Conservation District, is a roughly 45 acre chunk of land that lies right up against the Seekonk River. It was deeded to the...
