The natural environment of East Brimfield Lake reflects the diverse nature and beauty of New England. The forested rolling hills frame the river valley and the glacially formed kettle ponds of Lost Lake, Green, and Pork Barrel Ponds. At East Brimfield Lake there are many natural resources available for you to enjoy.

The forests and wetlands are home to deer, turkey, rabbit, fox, beaver, ducks, geese, and many other animals. The Corps and the Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife work together to monitor the population of Canada geese, to survey bald eagles, to stock trout, northern pike, and ring-necked pheasants.

Our goal is to manage these resources for future generations to enjoy. You can help by being good stewards of our public lands. You can volunteer to assist with recreation and natural resource management. Park Rangers are available to present interpretive programs about the project. For more information about interpretive programs or on becoming a volunteer contact the Park Manager - (508-347-3705).