Conservation Land
Conservation Areas
The town of Lexington has over 1,300 acres of conservation land, including 26 conservation areas with public access.
Download a map of Lexington's conservation areas with public access>>
Click on a name below for a map and more information about each of Lexington's conservation areas.
Please respect these regulations while enjoying your time on our conservation land. We invite people to walk their dogs on our conservation areas, but please note the regulations that apply specifically to dogs. Find out more about our volunteer land stewardship group, the Lexington Conservation Stewards>>
Community Gardens Lexington has two community garden sites: one at Idylwilde conservation area (between Middle and Lincoln Streets) and one at Dunback Meadow conservation area (near the Allen Street entrance to Dunback Meadow). Garden plots are available to the public for a fee of $10 per 20 x 20 plot. The gardens are organic, and running water is not available at either garden site. Gardens are available for growing vegetables and/or flowers.
Check back in April for information regarding the 2010 gardening season.
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