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Parks

Bonny Eagle Park Town owned Bonny Eagle Park is used and enjoyed by many. It is located between Routes 112 and 35 in the West Buxton area. Bonny Eagle Park is a small pine-studded park with a boat launch, a parking lot, and a small beach. It is supported by the Town of Buxton with no charge for users except for a small portion of our real estate taxes. Come, discover, and enjoy this little gem. Carroll Park Carroll Park consists of 4.8 acres located between Flaggy Meadow Road and Hurlin Smith Road in the Groveville section of Town. This park has a baseball diamond, bleacher seating, a picnic area, off-street parking and playground equipment for the younger children. It also hosts a basketball court and walking path that circles the entire park. New dugouts have been constructed for all the baseball and softball teams that use this lovely park. A big thank you is extended to Dave Spencer for coordinating the construction for buildings and all the volunteers that donated their time to complete the dugouts. Estes Park Estes Park consists of approximately five acres located on theChicopee Road inNorthBuxton. This landwas donated to the Town in 1975 for recreation use. The Park includes a softball diamond, two dugouts, bleacher seating, picnic tables and off-street parking. Pleasant Point Park Pleasant Point Park is located on the Simpson Road in the Salmon Falls section of Town. This park is truly the gem of all the parks in Buxton. The Park contains approximately sixty-five acres of land that border on the Saco River. This Park provides canoe and kayaking access, swimming, hiking (with dogs on a leash) and picnicking. Town Farm Park Town Farm Park, located along Town Farm Road is approximately ten acres in size. There are two softball fields and one Little League diamond. The groomed grass fields are utilized for all sorts of general recreation for all ages. There are trails for walking the woodlands as well as a perimeter walking trail that was completed in 2012. The Recreation Department utilizes the open park areas for its extensive youth soccer program in the late summer and autumn. In 2014 the Park Trustees pretty much maintained a ‘status quo’ at the Park. No new projects were taken on. In 2015 the Trustees are focusing their efforts to get the softball field dugouts repaired. The structural members of the roofs were determined to be unsafe. Years and “Mother Nature” have taken their toll and the structures will be re-built prior to the upcoming softball season. The project will be championed by the Buxton ASA Girls Softball Association. Thanks to all for your support and patience. Safety is our greatest concern. The park is available to the public sunrise to sunset and is maintained by the Trustees. Nomotor vehicles are allowed outside the parking areas. Dogs are welcome……..please pick up after your dog. The entire area is closed to firearms of any kind, for everyone’s safety. Weymouth Park Weymouth Park contains approximately seven acres of open land and is located at the intersection of Routes 202 and 112. This parcel of land was once known as the “Old Fair Ground” and was donated in 1926 by Frank Weymouth to the Trustees to maintain. It presently contains a Babe Ruth ball field, Little League field with bleachers, tennis/ basketball court, handicapped porta potty and limited parking. The Little League maintains its own field and the Park Trustees hire maintenance for the remainder of the Park. The Town of Buxton does not own the Park, but the Park is available for use by all residents.

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