State Line Trailhead
Clarksburg State Park
Clarksburg, MA
Snowshoeing | Hiking | Fishing
PFC Peter A. Cook Veterans Memorial Field West Cross Road, Clarksburg, MA
Managed by
Town of Clarksburg
Allowed Uses & Features
Information
- Family Friendly
- Free
- Parking
- Picnicking
- Restroom
A view of the Berkshire Mountains from the park.
The pavilion.
The basketball court.
- Public Land
- Private Land
- Bus Route
- Trail
- Major Trail
About PFC Peter A. Cook Veterans Memorial Field
The PFC Peter. A Cook Veterans Memorial Field is an ideal family-friendly spot in Western Massachusetts. Upon arriving at the park, visitors will see a large field with scenic views of the Hoosac Range towards the northeast. When the weather cools, these mountains become painted with vibrant shades of yellow and orange. A small walking path in the park allows visitors to detour from the sidewalk and get a better perspective of the Berkshires in the distance. The park also becomes lively in spring and summer with freshly potted flowers.
In addition to its large open field, the park offers an outdoor basketball court and a small baseball field. These spaces are perfect for team play and one-on-one practice in the Berkshires. The park also serves as an event space. A large pavilion and picnic area make the park great for small lunches and large gatherings. Horseshoe pits, right next to the pavilion, provide plenty of entertainment for visitors on warm summer days.
Small parking spaces are on the shoulder of Cross Road, north of the elementary school.
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Accessibility Assessment
Features- Accessible Parking
This site has a packed dirt and gravel parking lot adjacent to the park. To access the park, one must either cross a small wooden bridge that is elevated 1' off the ground, or walk alongside the road 100ft to the park’s entrance. The park’s entrance has bollards with a gap of 5.5' on the side. There is a paved path that runs around the entire park. To access the pavilion with picnic tables, one must travel through flat grass. The entrance of the park meets the grass at a 12% grassy slope, but elsewhere the grass is flat. There is one porta-potty that is not accessible. There are no dedicated handicap parking spots.
Picnic tables under the pavilion
An inch high step onto the pavilion seating area
The bollards between the path and road, with a 5.5' gap on the right side.
A section of the paved path around the park.
The non-handicap porta-potty.
The 1' step onto the bridge between the parking lot and the park.
Clubs, Retail & Rentals
Looking to meet up with others for team sports or group activities? Check out our list of clubs, guides and leagues in the Berkshires on the Resources page. Our list of summer camps will help you plan an overnight or day camp adventure for your young ones.
We also link to an array of outdoor recreation retail shops for gear and rental facilities for equipment on the Gear page.
