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  • 5 ★68%
  • 4 ★26%
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Cranberry Field Rd, East Falmouth, MA 02536, United States
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What is the rating of Coonnamessett River Restoration?
Coonnamessett River Restoration is rated 4.6 out of 5 based on 38 reviews.
Where is Coonnamessett River Restoration located?
Cranberry Field Rd, East Falmouth, MA 02536, United States
Matthew Chipper Brooks
It's a great place to walk and there are not as many people that go there
Kyle Tripp
Cute spot to take a run, walk your dog or just use the upper circle to spot some wildlife. The entrance at 100 gets you to the semicircle overlook, 58 is a second parking lot which much more parking.
Virginia Henderson
Attended the ribbon cutting of this long-term project. Wonderful bridges and walkways though former cranberry bogs that have been transformed to their original natural state. Great place to bring kids and walk the easy trails.
Christopher Gambino
Gorgeous, fantastic job saving the wetland. I was also excited to see active trail maintenance to make the area accessible while saving the vulnerable areas
Lavinia Hughes
Great walking trails (sandy). Very peaceful. The birds and bullfrogs love it. Several parking areas available.
Ashley Sylvester
Had so much fun exploring the natural habitat in our community; At first when I saw it evolving I was highly disappointed that what I always known to be cranberry bogs was turning into more of a animal sanctuary just due to the fact that we have multiple of those areas and our bodies are diminishing into extinct, however as a natural animal lover and exploring the area my perception and has definitely changed and enjoy taking my son for a walk in the beautiful area
MChris
Not much foliage left like this Norway maple ,but still wonderous to see the bog returning to its natural state.New boardwalk over the herring run is such a good addition. Bring the dogs( with poop bags to take home) and kids
Mike Netto
What a great job the countless volunteers have done! Thousands of hours of effort have created a spectacular place for everyone to enjoy.

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