Our Natural Heritage
A Manchester Gem.
Spanning 134 acres of rolling hills, tranquil waters, and vibrant woodland, Livingston Park stands as the beating green heart of our community.
134 Acres of Sanctuary
Livingston Park isn’t just a space; it’s a living archive of Manchester’s natural history. Established as a public refuge, it offers a mosaic of ecosystems from the cool shade of hemlock groves to the sun-drenched meadows surrounding Dorrs Pond.
Managed by the Livingston Park Foundation, every acre is tended with a commitment to ecological preservation and community wellness.
Biodiversity
Home to over 40 species of native birds and rare New Hampshire flora.
What to Discover
Features & Amenities
Carefully curated spaces designed for recreation, relaxation, and gathering.
Dorrs Pond
A serene 20-acre pond perfect for winter skating and summer reflection.
Sports Fields
Maintained soccer and baseball fields for local leagues and casual play.
Wooded Trails
3.5 miles of graded paths weaving through ancient pine and oak stands.
Playground
Inclusive, nature-themed play structures designed for children of all abilities.
Find Your Path
Our trail network offers varying difficulty levels, from the flat lakeside loop to the rugged interior woodland circuits. Download the guide to plan your next visit.
“In every walk with nature, one receives far more than he seeks. Livingston is the soul of our city, kept alive by those who love it.”
— Livingston Park Foundation Mission
Seasonal Beauty
The Ever-Changing Canvas
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FROM THE TRAILS
Walk the archive
A continuous trail of park moments — water, canopy, light, and gathering places. Scroll sideways to keep walking.
Scroll the trail
