Stanley Park of Westfield
Stanley Park of Westfield
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About this organization
Mission
Our mission is to perpetuate the dreams of Frank Stanley Beveridge by maintaining Stanley Park as a refuge of physical and spiritual beauty, where families and individuals may enjoy gardens, trails, music, educational, sporting, and cultural activities in secure and peaceful surroundings, and to retain habitat for the wildlife of the area.
About
Stanley Park, a private non-profit organization, is pleased to offer numerous educational, cultural and entertainment programs, free to the public. Stanley Park also provides boundless access to both passive and active recreational opportunities. Stanley Park consists of nearly 300+ acres of trails, woods, picnic areas, recreational facilities, and gardens, which include the Rose & Flower Garden, Asian Garden, a Rhododendron Display Garden, The Arboretum, Herb Garden, and Woodland Wildflower Garden. There is the Frank Stanley Beveridge Wildlife Sanctuary, the Carillon Tower, and a Duck Pond with a Colonial-era Village that includes an orchard, mill and waterwheel, an old town meeting house, covered bridge, carriage shed, blacksmith shop, and arched bridges all with a backdrop of flowering azaleas and rhododendron.