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Lumbert Mill Conservation Area (Lumbert Pond)

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What is Lumbert Mill Conservation Area (Lumbert Pond) like?

Lumbert Mill Conservation Area is a 61-acre preserve off Lumbert Mill Road in Centerville with about a mile of walking trail. The path winds through pine-oak forest and marshland and past Lumbert and Flowing Ponds.

Plan your walk

Lumbert Mill Conservation Area (Lumbert Pond)

Directions to the trailhead (opens in a new tab)

446 Lumbert Mill Road, Centerville, MA 02632

Check conditions before you go. Trail details from Barnstable Land Trust (opens in a new tab)

When should you go?

Best time to go

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What’s the trail like?

Length
1 mi
Difficulty
Not noted
Surface
Not noted
Dogs
Not noted
Kids
Not noted
Accessible
Not noted
Views
Not noted
Good for
Walking, Hiking, Birding

What should you know before you go?

Parking

Small trailhead lot at 446 Lumbert Mill Road (about 12 spaces, per Barnstable Land Trust).

Managed by

Barnstable Land Trust

What you'll see

Pond, Forest, Salt marsh

Where is the trailhead?

446 Lumbert Mill Road, Centerville, MA 02632.

Get directions

Where else can you walk in Centerville?

  • Easy · 2 mi

    Centerville River Walk

    Natural trail · Town of Barnstable Conservation Division

    A gentle riverside walk following the Centerville River through estuarine marsh and wooded upland. The tidal river is a magnet for herons, egrets, ospreys, and kingfishers. Peaceful and mostly flat. Connects to the wider network of conservation land in the Centerville/Osterville river corridor.

    Listed & Verified · Verified 2026-06-25

    See details
  • Easy · 2.5 mi

    Indian Pond Conservation Area

    Natural trail · Town of Barnstable Conservation Division

    Conservation trails through upland pine-oak woodland skirting the shores of Indian Pond. The kettle pond setting and surrounding forest make for a peaceful walk away from busy Craigville Beach nearby. Good freshwater birding and a nice contrast to the ocean-facing Centerville beaches.

    Listed & Verified · Verified 2026-11-03

    See details
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