The Neponset Watershed contains acres of parks, trails, and waterways for all abilities.
Within the 120-square mile area of the Neponset Watershed, lies a vast array of scenic parks and waterways awaiting exploration and discovery.
On the Water
There are lots of options for swimming, boating, and fishing along the Neponset River, and in local ponds and lakes.
Some of our favorite boating locations include:
- Paddling the Neponset Estuary (best at mid to high tide), launching from Milton Landing or DCR Neponset Park in Dorchester
- Central Ave. canoe launch in Mattapan – paddling upstream
- Paul’s Bridge in Milton — paddling upstream
- Signal Hill in Canton — paddling upstream or downstream
- Lake Massapoag in Sharon – great for sailing as well
How do I know if the water in my town is clean for swimming, boating, or fishing?
For the most up-to-date information on water quality in your town, check with your local board of health or town website.
While NepRWA monitors water quality in local streams and ponds, the collected data primarily captures trends over time rather than daily fluctuations.
Get a Neponset River Paddler’s Guide!
We are pleased to offer the Neponset River Paddler’s Guide to help you explore Boston’s “Hidden River.”
The 8″ x 23″ foldable paddler’s guide is divided into 4 sections: Fowl Meadow, Lower Neponset, Neponset Estuary, Major Lakes, and Ponds.
- The guide shows launches, suggested routes, and points of interest, and is printed on water-resistant paper for many years of use.
- The cost is just $5.00 or free for members.
- Paddler’s guides are delivered via US mail.
To order a guide, or for any questions, please email NepRWA Office Manager, Rebecca Weiss, at weiss@neponset.org
Become a member and get a free guide!
Trails & Parks
Some of our favorite locations include:
- Neponset Greenway Trail
- The Neponset Greenway Trail is a miles-long, multi-use trail that runs along the Neponset River, from Mattapan to Port Norfolk in Dorchester. This flat, paved trail is off-road, and is perfect for families and all abilities.
- Quincy RiverWalk
- The Quincy RiverWalk is a 2-mile-long public walkway along the Neponset River and Commander Shea Boulevard, beginning at the Adams Inn Gazebo and running to DCR Squantum Point. The trail is a combination of paved path/road and crushed stone.
- Blue Hills Reservation
Click below to start exploring our Watershed communities!
Help us keep our listings up-to-date. To suggest locations or edit, please contact Outreach & Communications Director, Nancy Fyler, at fyler@neponset.org or 781-575-0354 x307.
Note that all driving directions are given as if starting out from the center of the Watershed. Abbreviations are as follows:
- N, S, E, W = North, South, East, West
- R, L = Right, Left
- NB, SB = North Bound, South Bound
- (town name) = toward named town
Stony Brook Reservation
Turtle Pond Parkway, West Roxbury / Hyde Park
617-333-7404
Hiking, fishing, paved bike trails.
I-95/128 exit 14 around rotary to East Street, 2/3 around next rotary to East Street, R on Sanderson Avenue, Sanderson becomes River Street, after sharp curve bear L on Turtle Pond Parkway, enter on R.
Click here for more information.
Kennedy Playground Garden
Edgewater Drive at Testa Street, Mattapan
Community garden, canoe launch.
I-95/128 exit 2B to 138 N, L on River Street in Mattapan Square, L onto Edgewater Drive, entrance on L, launch at back R corner.
Ryan Playground – Neponset River Reservation
Located along River Street and Neponset River Reservation, Mattapan
Trails, courts, fields, pool, playground, canoe launch.
I-95/128 exit 2B to 138 N, R on River Street in Mattapan Square, entrance 0.4 miles on R, trails and launch at back R corner.
Ventura Playground
Across from 40 Ventura Street, Dorchester
Walking.
I-93 NB exit 9, past two stoplights and take next L, bear R onto Adams Street, cross over river into Dorchester and R on Adams Street, R on Medway Street, entrance on R.
Neponset River Reservation — Dorchester
Neponset River Greenway Trail
Paved bike/walking trail, fishing, canoe launch. Multiple points of access – Mattapan, Milton, Dorchester. See map.
Pope John Paul II Park
Part of the Neponset Trail, off of Hallet Street, Dorchester
Riverside area with paved paths for walking/biking. Picnic areas and ball fields. Click here for more information.
DCR Neponset II Park
Riverside area with paved paths for walking/biking. Picnic areas, ball fields, splash pad, boat dock, porta-potties.
Click here for more information.
Finnegan Park – Port Norfolk
Riverside area with paved paths for walking/biking.
Click here for more information.
Dorchester Shores Reservation (Savin Hill & Malibu Beach)
Click here for more information.
Tenean Beach Park
Beach, fishing, playground.
I-93 NB exit 13 at end of ramp L on Victory Road, R on Freeport Street, L on Tenean Street, entrance ahead on L.
Note that all driving directions are given as if starting out from the center of the Watershed. Also, abbreviations are as follows:
- N, S, E, W = North, South, East, West
- R, L = Right, Left
- NB, SB = North Bound, South Bound
- (town name) = toward named town
Messenger Street Playground
Fishing, walking.
I-95 exit 10A to Neponset Street to end, R on Washington Street, L on Walnut Street, R on Messenger Street. Stream is behind ball field.
Bolivar Pond
Canoeing, fishing, swimming pool.
I-95 exit 10A to Neponset Street to end, L on Washington Street, R onto Bolivar Street, entrance 0.4 miles on R.
Forge Pond
Walking, fishing.
I-95 exit 10A to Neponset Street to end, L on Washington Street, park on Washington just past Bolivar Street at river. Enter near river at pocket park or condominiums.
Morse Estate – MA Audubon Visual Arts Center
Walking, exhibits. Learn more.
I-93/128 exit 2A to Route 138 S, R on Washington Street, entrance on L opposite High School.
Pequitside Farm and Pequitside Woods
Walking, canoeing.
I-93/128 exit 2A to Route 138 S, R on Washington Street, L on Pleasant Street, entrance to farm ahead R, entrance to pond (long portage down hill to water) ahead L.
Elliot Hollow
Walking.
I-93/128 exit 2A to Route 138 S, R on Washington Street, R at Eliot School (future police station). Trails at back of parking lot.
Canton Cemetery
Walking.
I-93/128 exit 2A to Route 138 S, R on Washington Street, entrance on R past Pecunit Street.
Canton Town Forest and South Fowl Meadow Reservation
Walking.
I-95 exit 10A to Neponset Street, R on Walpole Street, R on Fairway Drive, L on Palmer Drive, R on Forest Avenue, trails at dead end.
Blue Hills Reservation
Ponkapoag Pond: Fisherman’s Beach
Hiking, fishing, canoeing.
I-93/128 exit 2A to 138 S, L on Randolph Avenue, entrance 1.2 miles on L.
Ponkapoag Pond: Bog Boardwalk
Hiking, rare plants.
I-93/128 exit 3, S to park at dead end, hike down dirt road to head of boardwalk.
The Bradley Estate
Walking, formal gardens, historic house. Learn more about this Trustees of Reservations property.
I-93/128 exit 2A to route 138 south, instant R into driveway.
Note that all driving directions are given as if starting out from the center of the Watershed. Also, abbreviations are as follows:
- N, S, E, W = North, South, East, West
- R, L = Right, Left
- NB, SB = North Bound, South Bound
- (town name) = toward named town
Wilson Mountain Reservation
Walking.
I-95/128 exit 17 turn E to Common Street, entrance is ahead on R.
Mother Brook Dam & Charles River
Canoeing, fishing on Charles River.
L off Route 1 SB at Brook opposite entrance to Dedham Mall.
Condon Park
Ball fields, historic marker, informal trails.
I-95/128 exit 15 to Route 1 N, R on High Street, L on Bussey Street (Milton Street), park is on R, brook runs behind fields.
Brookdale Cemetery
Walking.
I-95/128 exit 15 to Route 1 N, R on High Street, L on Brookdale Avenue, entrance ahead on R, brook runs behind cemetery.
Note that all driving directions are given as if starting out from the center of the Watershed. Also, abbreviations are as follows:
- N, S, E, W = North, South, East, West
- R, L = Right, Left
- NB, SB = North Bound, South Bound
- (town name) = toward named town
Noanet Woodlands
Powisset Street, Dover, MA 02030
Walking, biking, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and horseback riding.
I-95 to exit 16B, MA-109W/High St. Dedham. Continue on MA-109W/High St. Turns into Dover Rd. Take Dover Rd. to Powisset St. Dover.
Note that all driving directions are given as if starting out from the center of the Watershed. Also, abbreviations are as follows:
- N, S, E, W = North, South, East, West
- R, L = Right, Left
- NB, SB = North Bound, South Bound
- (town name) = toward named town
F. Gilbert Hills State Forest
Hiking, walking, horse trails, hunting, mountain biking.
I-95 exit 7, N on Route 140, 3/4 around common to South Street, R on Mill Street, follow signs. Info 508-543-5850.
Harold B. Clarke Town Forest
Hiking, walking, horse trails, mountain biking.
I- 95 exit 7, N on Route 140 through the center of Foxborough, L on Lakeview Road, R onto Forest Road.
Neponset Reservoir, Kersey Point
Gravel boat launch (must portage a short distance), canoeing, kayaking, fishing (catch and release ONLY).
Kersey Point is a town conservation area (next to Heaton’s, with parking for 10-20 cars).
I-95 to exit 8, W on Mechanic Street, R on Chestnut Street, R on Kersey Street, parking lot is at end of road.
Lane Homestead
Walking, fishing (catch and release ONLY).
Recently renovated to include Learning Center with ADA-compliant trail, picnic area, and observation deck.
I-95 to exit 8, W on Mechanic Street, R on Chestnut Street, R on North Street, R into property driveway at sign just past tracks.
Warner Trail – Foxborough
Hiking.
I-95 to exit 8, W on Mechanic Street, R on Chestnut Street. Trailhead to the right of the railroad tracks between the two boulders.
Gillette Stadium
Walking.
I-95 to exit 9, S on Route 1, Stadium will be on your R.
Notes:
Fish caught at the Neponset Reservoir and Crack Rock Pond should not be eaten (due to heavy metals); catch and release is recommended.
Trail maps and other information related to the Foxborough Conservation Commission can be found here.
Note that all driving directions are given as if starting out from the center of the Watershed. Also, abbreviations are as follows:
- N, S, E, W = North, South, East, West
- R, L = Right, Left
- NB, SB = North Bound, South Bound
- (town name) = toward named town
Rocky Woods Reservation, Medfield
Rocky Woods Reservation
Walking, fishing, horse trails. Learn more.
I-95/128 exit 16B to 109 W 5.6 miles, sharp R on Hartford Street, enter 0.5 miles on L.
Rhododendron Reservation
Walking. Learn more.
From junction of Routes 27 and 109 in Medfield, take Route 27 S 0.5 miles. Turn right onto Woodridge Street, park immediately on right. Trailhead 200 yards on right.
Ralph Wheelock Lands and Open Space
Walking.
From junctions of Routes 27 and 109 in Medfield, take 109 E 0.5 miles. R onto South Street, L onto Elm Street, park at Wheelock School on R.
Note that all driving directions are given as if starting out from the center of the Watershed. Also, abbreviations are as follows:
- N, S, E, W = North, South, East, West
- R, L = Right, Left
- NB, SB = North Bound, South Bound
- (town name) = toward named town
Neponset River Reservation – Fowl Meadow, Burma Road and Paul’s Bridge
Walking, historic marker, canoe launch.
I-93/128 exit 2 to 138 N, L on Neponset Valley Parkway, parking lot is on L at intersection of Neponset Valley and Brush Hill Road.
Blue Hills Reservation
Little Blue Hill
Hiking.
I-93/128 exit 2 to 138 N, entrance L 0.2 miles ahead.
Trailside Museum and Great Blue Hill
Educational programs, exhibits, hiking, historic sites, downhill skiing.
I-93/128 exit 2 to 138 N, entrance R 0.3 miles ahead.
Reservation Headquarters
Hiking, reservation information and maps.
I-93/129 exit 3, N on Blue Hill River Road, R on Hillside Street, headquarters ahead on L.
Houghton’s Pond
Trails, swimming, playground, picnicking.
I-93/128 exit 3, N on Blue Hill River Road, R on Hillside Street, entrance ahead R.
Chickatawbut Overlook
Hiking, view of Boston, picnic area.
I-93/128 exit 5, Route 28 N (Milton), R onto Chickatawbut Road, parking on top of hill.
Pine Tree Brook and Pope’s Pond
Walking.
I-93/128 exit 2 to 138 N, bear R on Canton Avenue, L on Blue Hill Parkway, trails begin about 0.5 mile ahead, downstream trail on R, upstream trail and Pope’s Pond on L.
Turner’s Pond
Walking, fishing.
I-93 NB exit 9, past two stoplights and take first L, bear R onto Adams Street, L on Brook Road, entrance on R just past Canton Avenue. Alternate entrance off Central Avenue.
Milton Cemetery
Walking.
I-93 NB exit 5, 28 N/Randolph Avenue, N on Randolph Avenue, then R onto Centre Street, entrance on your R.
Cunningham Park
Walking.
I-93 NB exit 9, past two stoplights and take first L, bear L onto Adams Street, R onto Edgehill Street, park will be on your L.
Milton Town Landing
Canoeing, boat ramp, picnicking.
I-93 NB exit 9, past two stoplights and take first L, bear R onto Adams Street, R on Wharf Street, bear R into parking area.
Governor Hutchinson’s Field and the Forbes House Museum
Scenic view, walking, historic house, exhibits. Learn more about the Field. Learn more about the Museum.
I-93 NB exit 9, past two stoplights and take first L, bear R onto Adams Street, enter House on L at top of hill, park on street R for Field.
Neponset River Reservation – Forbes Woods
Walking.
I-93 NB exit 9, past two stoplights and take first L, bear R onto Adams Street, R on Forbes Road, access at dead end. Note: no formal trails at time of printing.
Neponset Salt Marsh Conservation Area
Walking, saltwater fishing.
I-93 exit 11 to Granite Avenue S (Milton), L on Thistle Street, R on Riverside Drive, trails start at dead end.
Neponset River Greenway
Central Avenue Access
Paved bike path.
I-93 NB exit 9, past two stoplights and take first L, bear R onto Adams Street, L on Eliot Street, R on Central Avenue, park on street, enter next to river.
Adams Street Access
Paved bike path.
I-93 NB exit 9, past two stoplights and take first L, bear R onto Adams Street, park on street, enter next to river.
Milton Garden Club
The Milton Garden Club has been a great friend to NepRWA and its members support us through school programs and other town activities. In addition, they have created a very informative video about the Neponset Watershed. Learn more about the Milton Garden Club by clicking here.
Note that all driving directions are given as if starting out from the center of the Watershed. Also, abbreviations are as follows:
- N, S, E, W = North, South, East, West
- R, L = Right, Left
- NB, SB = North Bound, South Bound
- (town name) = toward named town
Endean Park – Hawes Brook
Walking, skiing, skating.
I-95 exit 11B to Neponset Street W, straight through rotary (becomes Nahatan Street), L on Washington Street (continue on Washington where 1A turns R), entrance on R at Hawes Pools near Junior High.
William Pezwick Park
Walking, fishing, skating.
Route 1 at Norwood-Walpole town line to Union Street W, L on Sumner Street, R into small parking area just after brook.
Fowl Meadow Floodplains
Walking.
Accessible from Route 1 NB only! Route 1 to Vanderbilt Avenue, park at end of Vanderbilt.
Ellis Pond
Walking, fishing.
I-95 exit 11B to Neponset Street W, straight through rotary (becomes Nahatan Street), L on Washington Street (1A), bear R on Walpole Street (1A), entrance R at Hawes Brook just past Endicott Street.
Norwood Airport
Walking.
I-95 exit 11B to Neponset Street W, R on Meadow Street, trails start at end of Meadow.
Note that all driving directions are given as if starting out from the center of the Watershed. Also, abbreviations are as follows:
- N, S, E, W = North, South, East, West
- R, L = Right, Left
- NB, SB = North Bound, South Bound
- (town name) = toward named town
Blue Hills Reservation – Shea Ice Rink
Ice-skating, hiking.
I-93/128 exit 8, S 0.6 mi. on Willard Street, parking ahead on L.
Neponset River Reservation – Squantum Point
Walking, fishing, bird-watching.
I-93 NB exit 11 to Granite Avenue N (Dorchester), R on Hilltop Street, R on Gallivan Boulevard, bear R onto 3A S bridge, bear quick L on Quincy Shore Drive, quick R on ramp to Commander Shea Boulevard, R on Commander Shea, R on Seaport Drive, 2/3 around rotary onto Victory Road, the take first L, entrance is ahead.
Squaw Rock Conservation Area
Walking, boat ramp, fishing.
I-93 NB exit 11 to Granite Avenue N (Dorchester), R on Hilltop Street, R on Gallivan Boulevard, bear R onto 3A S bridge, bear quick L on Quincy Shore Drive, L on East Squantum Street, park on L side of street at sharp curve to the R.
Neponset River Reservation – Boston Scientific Waterfront Access
Walking, fishing.
I-93 NB exit 11 to Granite Avenue N (Dorchester), R on Hilltop Street, R on Gallivan Boulevard, bear R onto 3A S bridge, bear quick L on Quincy Shore Drive, quick R on ramp to Commander Shea Boulevard, R onto Commander Shea, parking and trail ahead on L near end of road.
Note that all driving directions are given as if starting out from the center of the Watershed. Also, abbreviations are as follows:
- N, S, E, W = North, South, East, West
- R, L = Right, Left
- NB, SB = North Bound, South Bound
- (town name) = toward named town
Blue Hills Reservation – Scanlon Street Entrance
Hiking.
I-93/128 exit 13 to Route 28 S, R on Scanlon Drive, trails begin opposite end of street.
Note that all driving directions are given as if starting out from the center of the Watershed. Also, abbreviations are as follows:
- N, S, E, W = North, South, East, West
- R, L = Right, Left
- NB, SB = North Bound, South Bound
- (town name) = toward named town
Moose Hill Wildlife Sanctuary
Hiking, walking, educational programs, fee. Learn more about this Audubon property.
I-95 SB exit 10 L toward 27 E, R on High Plain Street (27 W), L on Moose Hill Street. Follow signs to parking . Info: 781-784-5691
Memorial Park Beach and Lake Massapoag Boat Ramp
Boat ramp.
I-95 SB exit 10 L to 27 E, R on Pond Street in Sharon Center, R on Beach Street, immediate L into boat ramp lot.
Lake Massapoag, Sharon
Sharon Community Center – Lake Massapoag
Fishing, swimming, walking.
I-95 SB exit 10 L to 27 E, R on Pond Street in Sharon Center, straight through rotary to Massapoag Avenue, R into entrance at S end of Lake.
Borderland State Park
Hiking, canoeing, fishing, horse trails, historic house.
I-95 SB exit 10 L to 27 E, R on Pond Street in Sharon Center, straight through rotary to Massapoag Avenue, 3.8 miles to entrance on L. Info: 508-238-6566
King Phillip’s Rock
Walking.
I-95 SB exit 10 L ro 27 E, R on Pond Street in Sharon Center, straight through rotary to Massapoag Avenue, R onto Mansfield Street, 0.5 miles to trail on R.
Massapoag Trail – Massapoag Brook
Walking.
I-95 SB exit 10 L on 27 E, R on Pond Street in Sharon Center, R or L into High School parking. Park and walk S on Pond Street to Rotary. Trailhead at boulders on L. Alternate; off Billings Street.
Note that all driving directions are given as if starting out from the center of the Watershed. Also, abbreviations are as follows:
- N, S, E, W = North, South, East, West
- R, L = Right, Left
- NB, SB = North Bound, South Bound
- (town name) = toward named town
Bird Street Conservation Area
Hiking, walking. Learn more.
I-93/128 exit 2 138 S (Stoughton), R on Plain Street, L on Morton Street, R onto Bird Street. Parking at end of Bird Street.
Woods Pond
Fishing, walking, hiking, canoeing.
I-93/128 exit 2 138 S (Stoughton), R on Plain Street, L on Morton Street, access at Gibbons School on R.
Meads Meadow
Skating.
I-93/128 exit 2 138 S (Stoughton), L on Gay Street.
Reynold’s Estate and Open Space
Walking.
I-93/128 exit 4 24 S to exit 20 139 S, access at intersection of 139 and Pine Street.
Former Shiretown Parcel
Walking, hiking.
I-93/128 exit 2 138 S (Stoughton), R on Central Street, R on Pearl Street, R on Stoughton Street, L on Royal Road, access at end of Royal Road.
Note that all driving directions are given as if starting out from the center of the Watershed. Also, abbreviations are as follows:
- N, S, E, W = North, South, East, West
- R, L = Right, Left
- NB, SB = North Bound, South Bound
- (town name) = toward named town
Great Cedar Swamp
Walking.
Route 1 at Walpole-Foxborough town line to Water Street W (Walpole), L on Summer Street, R on Winter Street. Access via abandoned RR tracks. The abandoned RR tracks became a commuter rail line in the fall of 2019. Please do not use the RR tracks for access!
Walpole Town Forest
Walking, fishing, Bay Circuit Trail.
I-95 exit 9 to Route 1 S, R on Old Post Road, bear quick L on Common Street., L into Walpole High lot. Trails start behind school and playing fields. Also access from Common Street turn R onto South Street, 1 mile to parking area on L.
Spring Brook Conservation Area
Fishing, walking, ice skating.
Route 1 to Route 27 W (Walpole), R onto Washington Street, park on L near boulders opposite Stone Street.
Clark’s Pond
Fishing.
Stone Street W (toward Walpole center) from Spring Brook Cons Area. Park L.
Mine Brook Conservation Land
Walking.
S on Route 1A from Walpole Center, R onto Remberton Street, L onto John Turco Drive, L onto Leonard Road, trail starts at end of cul de sac.
Turner Pond
Ice-skating, canoeing, walking.
Route 1A in Walpole Center to Route 27 W (Medfield), 0.6 miles to parking area on R.
Elm Street Conservation Area
Walking.
Park at Turner Pond and walk 100 yards W on 27. Trails start on L at white sign.
Pinnacle Point
Walking, fishing.
Route 1 to 27 W (Walpole), R on Route 1A in Walpole Center, R onto Plimpton Street. Entrance on L of Plimpton after River, park on Plimpton or Hemlock Street.
Bird Pond Path
Canoeing, walking, fishing.
To get to the canoe launch: Take Route 1 to Route 27 W (Walpole), R on Washington Street, left on Mansion Drive. Trailhead is 100 yards up Mansion Drive on L. There is enough room for 3 parking spots. See map.
Bird Park (Francis William Park)
Walking.
Route 1 at Walpole-Norwood town line to Union Street W (Walpole), L on Pleasant Street, R on Wolcott Avenue, enter ahead on L.
Adams Farm
Walking.
Route 1 to 27 W (Walpole), R on Route 1A at Walpole Center, L on Fisher Street, entrance is just before Brook Street on L.
Note that all driving directions are given as if starting out from the center of the Watershed. Also, abbreviations are as follows:
- N, S, E, W = North, South, East, West
- R, L = Right, Left
- NB, SB = North Bound, South Bound
- (town name) = toward named town
Martha Jones Conservation Area
Walking. Learn more.
I-95/128 exit 16B to 109 W, L on Pond Street, L on Oak Street, R on Spruce Drive, trails behind school.
Germany Brook Arcadia Road
Walking, no trails.
I-95/128 exit 16B to 109 W, L on Pond Street, L on Arcadia Road, enter at dead end.
Buckmaster Pond, Westwood
Buckmaster Pond
Walking, fishing, canoeing.
I-95/128 exit 16B to 109 W, L on Pond Street, enter 0.8 miles ahead on R.
Pheasant Hill Conservation Area
Walking
I-95/128 exit 16B to 109 W, R on Pheasant Hill Street, enter at dead end. Alternate: at end of Highview Street.
Hale Reservation
Hiking, fishing, mountain biking, swimming (fee), boating (fee). Learn more.
I-95/128 exit 16B to Route 109 W, R on Dover Road, R on Carby Street, entrance at end. Info 781-326-1770.
Rock Meadow Brook Conservation Area
Hiking, biking, ice-skating.
I-95/128 exit 16B to 109 W, R on Conant Road, enter ahead on R.
Clapboardtree Meadow
Walking.
Route 1 near Norwood-Westwood town line to Everett Street W, becomes Clapboardtree Street, entrance on left, no parking.
Lowell Woods
Walking.
I-95/128 exit 16B to 109 W, L on Gay Street, L on Sandy Valley Road, trails at end. Alternate: continue down Gay Street to Hanlon School, trails behind school.
Lyman Pond/Rice Reservation
Walking, fishing.
I-95/128 exit 16B to 109 W, L on Nahatan Street, L into last driveway of High School, trails behind tennis courts. Note: The High School was about to be rebuilt at time of publication!
Currier Reservation
Walking.
I-95/128 exit 14, around rotary and R on Canton Street, R on Downey Street. Enter off Downey near Booth Road.
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