Osamequin Nature Trails and Bird Sanctuary

Small preserve with forest, fields, and marshland. Main trail is wide but the side paths are overgrown or flooded. 5 stars for being one of the only dog friendly parks in the area

Shhhh... this is a beautiful peaceful place. Walk or sit and listen to the birds sing as they fly by. Small wooded loops... PROs 1) hardly saw another person. 2) felt right among nature... salt water edge and light field and forest. 3) did see bunnies, an Osprey, lots of birds, and 2 deer! CONS: 1) there is definitely bugs, mosquitoes and biting flys 2)trails are narrow and the grass is on the tall side... so only walk the trails and avoided tall grass areas. That being said... loved my experience here and will come back But did find a tick on me when I got back from hike

- Several trails, I did a 2 mile loop - Marsh and meadows with boardwalks and trails - Great for birdwatching! Theres also tons of little crabs off shore in the marsh - Free parking alongside the main road - No bathrooms - Lots of bugs and ticks

Nice views, but short trail.

I think bird watchers would love this area. It's in and around a salt marsh. We struggled to get 1.7mi. There are several loop trails, clean.

First tick of year for me, on this trail. Took outer trail around edges. Hung out with some crabs. Flowers spotted. Short hike. Not a large area but enough to appreciate nature. ♡ was let down at end by the following: ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ Some racist person wrote on the sign in last photo. Watch out in this town, guys. Be safe. ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️

THIS IS NOT A SAFE SPACE. PROCEED WITH CAUTION. Maybe carry mace. As of 9/24/2025 this nature sanctuary is a spot where men cruise for sex with each other. This has been going on for a few years. I've been followed and had creepy men suddenly appear from hiding in trees. Here is what usually happens: They park their car and wait for someone else to pull into the lot. One walks onto the trail, a few seconds later the other follows them in. They also have some type of code phrase they use when passing to see if you are interested: "How are the ticks today?". I'm not sure what the response should be as I've always answered with "get away from me I'm not here for sex". They usually scurry off back to their cars real fast when they find out you are on to them. I've sent photos of cars and people along with license plates to the Barrington Police. They basically refuse to do anything about this. The director of the Barrington Land Trust and Town Manger both have been informed and neither think a space where families take their kids and that is supposed to be a sanctuary for nature has become a space where people follow you in the hopes you want sex is something that needs immediate attention. It's also not kept up very well and the further you go in the more trash you find. What's up with all the old broken dishes scattered everywhere?

Very nice walk. Went on one trail loop which was a little short but overall was clean and not a lot of people which was nice too.