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Announcements

Next Meeting - Monday, November 17th at 7PM at the Visitor Center.

Landmine Classic - Thanks for racng Landmine 2014! It was a very successful year! Check out results, videography, and photos and then mark your calendar for Landmine 2015: Sunday, September 13, 2015.

Summer Newsletter - Check out our Summer 2014 newsletter here.

Wompatuck Maps - In order to faciliate safe and positive experiences for all visitors, the FOW has produced and printed our own, updated version of a Wompatuck map. Thanks to our VP Lars Ahlzen and his map committee for their tireless work and to our sponsors for defraying printing costs and supporting FOW in so many ways. View online | PDF

Membership Renewal - It's time to renew your membership! Renew online here or send us this form and a check.

Who We Are

The Friends of Wompatuck State Park (FOW), an all volunteer, not for profit group, was incorporated in early 2006 for the purpose of educating the public about the park's uses and historical value as well as helping the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation preserve, maintain, and enhance the assets, history, and other features within the park. Keep up to date on what is happening with the FOW and also download past and present FOW. newsletters and meeting minutes by checking out our recent news!

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About Wompatuck

Wompatuck State Park is located in Hingham, MA - just 35 minutes from downtown Boston. Rich in history, this land was originally the property of Indian chief Josiah Wompatuck who deeded the land to English Settlers in 1665. During WWII and the Korean War it served as an ammunitions depot for the U.S. military. Today it is a 3,526 acre park that extends from Hingham into the neighboring towns of Cohasset, Scituate, and Norwell.

For directions to the park or more information about Wompatuck State Park, visit the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation website.