Danvers Park Rangers

The primary function of the Rangers at Endicott Park is to serve as the first line of public safety to the nearly 160,000 annual park visitors. The Rangers also provide for care and maintenance of grounds, buildings, and farm animals, while also doing all of the seasonal grounds keeping such as spring planting, turf & trail maintenance, fall cleanup, and winter plowing.

While catering to audiences of all ages, our Rangers can offer formal and informal educational talks in regards to the historical, natural, and recreational significance of lands such as Endicott Park. The Rangers are available to respond to calls for medical aids within the park, with all Rangers certified at a minimum of the First Responder level. Specialized equipment such as a marked ATV and four-wheel-drive patrol truck also allow for assistance to surrounding jurisdictions with search, rescues, and recoveries. Within the park, a number of Rangers also act in a law enforcement capacity with full police powers, including enforcement of Massachusetts’ motor vehicle laws.

Little Explorers

All young explorers ages 2-5 are invited to discover nature with Ranger Christine at Endicott Park. Each class will focus on seasonal nature themes, such as, seeds, habitats, ponds, animal sounds, and much more. Click here for details.