Wheeler Recreation Campus

230 Webster St, Marshfield, MA 02050, USA

Marshfield Senior Center: (781) 834-5581

Owned By: Town of Marshfield

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Marshfield’s Wheeler Recreation Campus is a multi-use outdoor complex with baseball fields, pickleball and bocce courts, ping pong tables, exercise equipment, a 0.33-mile paved walking loop, and a picnic area. It shares parking lots with Marshfield’s Senior Center and Webster’s Wilderness, and is also known as the Wheeler Athletic Complex.

Extend your walk by exploring the conservation area known as Webster’s Wilderness, immediately adjacent.

Hunting is not permitted on this property.

Features

The Wheeler Recreation Campus is located on the former site of Marshfield’s Recreation Center (1970s). Children must be supervised. Dogs are not permitted on the athletic fields.

This land is within the region of the Wampanoag. To learn more about local Native American tribes, we encourage you to interact with their members. The Herring Pond Wampanoag and the Mashpee Wampanoag share information on their websites.

Trail Description

The property features a 0.33-mile paved walking loop (around the baseball fields). The walking loop connects directly with Webster’s Wilderness, a 130-acre Marshfield Conservation property with at least 2 miles of forest trails.

Habitats and Wildlife

This mostly-grassy park is surrounded by woodland, featuring oak, maple, cedar, cherry, and black walnut trees, as well as pine. It lies within the watershed of Wharf Creek, a major tributary to the Green Harbor River. The Green Harbor River finds its source in springs and ponds in Duxbury. It twists and turns through Marshfield via Red Gold Farm, the Green Harbor Golf Club, the Daniel Webster Wildlife Sanctuary, property owned by the Marshfield Municipal Airport, and Peter Igo Park, and empties into the Atlantic downstream in Green Harbor.