The Charron Farm Preserve was donated to the Attleboro Land Trust in 2023. It will be officially opened to the public with a dedication ceremony on Saturday, October 10, 2026.
Extensive planning, design, permitting, and construction has been required to build a parking area, stormwater retention areas, flood compensation areas, fencing, signage, trails, and a boardwalk. Some of this work is still in progress, but the trails will be marked and ready by Opening Day.
Most of the property will continue to be maintained as a hayfield, with the hay harvested annually by a local farmer.
| Location | Morse Avenue, Attleboro |
| Size | 12 acres |
| Acquisition Date | June 9, 2023 |
| Donor | Theodore A. Charron and family |
| Map | Charron Farm Preserve - Trail Map (PDF) |
| Directions | From downtown Attleboro, take County Street south for 3.8 miles. Turn right onto Read Street and drive 1/2 mile. Turn left onto Morse Avenue and drive 1/4 mile. Turn into the gravel parking area on your right. |
Charron Pics

Charron Farm Preserve, looking north.

While the donation of the Charron Farm Preserve was still in the planning stages, Ted Charron (center, in red hat) gave a walking tour of his family’s land for ALT board members and friends on April 2, 2022.
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Preview of what’s to come
Walk the Charron Farm Preserve on August 9
Volunteer opportunity – April 19
Trimming and stacking tree branches and brush along field edges Tools needed (we will provide some, but bring what ...
