Bungay Park

Got the following instructions from a review on a different website. I'm in from Virginia so I was puzzled where to go when I stumbled across this place. Luckily this person's post gave perfect instructions on how to access and enjoy the walk/trail. I hope this helps someone. At the beginning, don't be afraid to just walk right in, even if the entry is overgrown some.

"From a small parking area along Holden Street on the west bank of the Bungay River, a tributary of the Ten Mile River, you can find a trail that leads into the conservation area. The trail-head, slightly overgrown, is to the left side of the parking area. The trail leads to the north first passing an old hydrant by a brick building before coming to a set of power lines. Staying to the right, the trail leads into a heavily wooded area. The trail at this point is well defined and wide before coming to narrower trails ahead. The narrower trails look almost as if they are deer paths at times continue further into the property to the east and north. Doing a little exploring, one can get up to a mile or more here. The property offers a variety of trees including pines, oaks, and beech. To view the river itself, follow the short path from the parking area to the canoe launch."

No visible paths at this area..overgrown ? I was looking for different areas to walk my dog and this was a waste of time. Basically an entry for canoes..which is fine but I dont know if it should be considered a "park"