New Meadows River & Woodward Cove

The New Meadows River and Woodward Cove focus area lies east of Route 24, including shoreland and upland near the New Meadows River. It includes Upper and Lower Coombs Islands, and Woodward and Buttermilk Coves. This focus area is valued for its large blocks of undeveloped forest and state-identified significant tidal wadingbird and waterfowl, as well as shorebird feeding and roosting habitats. The coves and river are significant resources for fishermen and shellfish harvesters as well as boaters.

The Howard Point Property is a 35 acre easement property located between the New Meadows River and Thomas Bay.

Lower Coombs Island is a 23 acre easement property on an island in the New Meadows River.

Neptune Woods is a 64-acre parcel on Brunswick Landing complete with trails perfect for runners, hikers, and all levels mountain bikers.

Upper Coombs Island is a 7-acre easement property in the New Meadows River.

Woodward Cove provides key access for wormers and clammers to some of Brunswick’s most productive mud flats.

Woodward Cove – Degen is a 13 acre parcel located at the headwaters of Woodward Cove.

Woodward Point Preserve is an 87.5 acre property with over two miles of shoreline on the New Meadows River in Brunswick, extensive open rolling meadows, pine and hardwood forests, a freshwater pond, and several water access points.