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April 2025 by Kyle Roy
This is a wonderful hyper local Arboretum with a fascinating history that brings immense value in terms of biodiversity to the area. They specialize in rhododendron and azalea. Everything is well labeled and trails well kept. Everyone should visit at least once and don't miss out on their Annual BLOOM DAY late May!!
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October 2024 by Nevaeh Bruneau
Was a really cool place with trees I've never seen before which was very interesting. But no bathrooms.
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August 2023 by Michael Theberge
Good place to explore outdoors
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May 2023 by Robert Crabtree
Interesting place to check out, it's taking care of by a local group and is a great place to take a walk.
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March 2023 by Jacob St.Louis
Fantastic place to visit. I really appreciate how ecologically conscious they are.
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September 2022 by Star McBabe
Stopped here out of season to enjoy the cool air. The plants are abundant and I can't wait to visit during the spring blooms. There are several self-serve gates and a small parking area which make this a nice stop for a walk in the woods. The chipmunks were out and about today and the greenery was beautiful.
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September 2020 by Helen Maynard
Small gem in Boxford. Well maintained collection. Several specimens from Asia. Beautiful on a fall day.
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September 2020 by Tony And Ed
Beautiful
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September 2020 by Connie Kelsey
Pretty
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September 2018 by Joseph Fischer
Peaceful, quiet sanctuary, where you can take a restful walk. Trees and shrubs are labeled for those who want to learn their names. The Phyllis Fischer Memorial Walk features flowers from her former garden. Tours led by volunteers can be arranged in advance for individuals or groups. Our guide, Nancy Merrill, was very knowledgeable about the trees and plants, as well as the history of the former Kelsey Nursery.
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September 2018 by Nick Albina
This is a great little garden that is well taken care of. Very natural, but labeled and groomed. Don't be deterred by the closed gate! It's just to keep the deer out and it's not actually locked!
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September 2018 by Michael Wood
Awesome place
