Robinson

Robinson State Park encompasses 800 acres along the Westfield River in Agawam, providing swimming, picnicking, and trails in the Connecticut Valley.

The river corridor supports various fish including trout. Great blue herons fish the waterway. Forest areas harbor typical woodland wildlife.

Riparian forests line the river, with mixed hardwoods on upland areas.

The park occupies Connecticut Valley terrace deposits along the Westfield River.

The Connecticut Valley location produces warm summers and cold winters.

The park honors early residents of the region.

The state developed the park to provide recreation for the greater Springfield area.

Swimming along the Westfield River provides summer recreation. Trails explore the forested areas.

Parking and picnic facilities serve visitors. The park is accessible from Route 57.

The park protects riparian habitat while providing public recreation.