Danvers MA Recreation Department

	Official Site of Danvers Recreation. Town Hall, One Sylvan Street, Danvers MA 01923 Phone: (978) 777-0001 ext. 3094 Fax: (978) 762-0215
	The Friends of Endicott Park is a non-profit organization established and staffed by volunteers whose mission is to support the preservation, conservation and enhancement of this natural, educational and historic resource. We will accomplish this by aiding the town in achieving the present and future needs of Endicott Park through programs identified by the Town, the "Friends" and the regional community. What Endicott Park has to offer? Within the grounds of the Park, you will see a rich variety of recreational and educational opportunities: Carriage House/Visitor's Center Children's Barn and Barnyard Hay Barn Corn Crib Tallow House Picnic Areas with Tables Children's Playground Activities Field Wildflower Gardens Ski and Toboggan Slope Fishing Pond Marshes Swamp Nature Trail Fitness Trail Hiking Trails Whipple Hill Geological Landmark(Drumlin) Facilities for groups to meet Handicapped Rest Rooms MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION Enclosed is my donation in the amount of $__________for membership in the Friends of Endicott Park. Please make checks payable to "Friends of Endicott Park". ___ $ 20.00 Single Member ___ $ 10.00 Student Member ___ $ 30.00 Family Member ___ $ 10.00 Senior Member ___ $ 100.00 Steward Member ___ $ 500.00 Life Member € Other $_____________ Name________________________________ Address______________________________ ______________________________________ Phone_______________________________ € I am available as a volunteer for FEP. Send application to: Friends of Endicott Park 57 Forest St., Danvers, Ma. 01923-1505 978-774-6518 Special Note: Glen Magna is privately owned by the Danvers Historical Society and although it is situated within Endicott Park it is not part of the Park. Endicott Park is owned by all the people of the Town of Danvers. Programs and Projects The Friends of Endicott Park have accomplished many goals since being organized in 1993. For three consecutive years, 1994,95, 96 , we have sponsored "Earth Day for Kids", a spring program aimed at educating young people to care for the earth. In 1995, the Friends installed an irrigation system(sprinklers) on the heavily used front lawns of the park. This system is totally computerized and valued at over $18,000. It has already saved countless manhours of manual watering and reduced the cost of water expense. And lastly it has kept the lawn usable and beautiful throughout the summer. Our spring program is " March for Parks". A 3 mile walk aimed at raising funds for The Children's Barnyard Restoration Project. To restore this priceless treasure we need to raise $50,000. Without your help we cannot accomplish this task. So, please support the Friends and help the Park.