Most areas of the park and Visitors Center are universally accessible. Assisted-listening devices are available for park tours. Visitors Center Located in a renovated World War II fire-control tower near the edge of the Babson Farm quarry, the center features exhibits related to the park's natural and cultural history. The tower itself, the only one of its kind open to the public along the New England coast, was used during the ware to provide aiming information to the crews of the massive guns that protected Boston and Portsmouth from attack by sea. Today, the 60-foot tall structure offers panoramic views that extend as far north as the coast of Maine.
Water is conserved through the use of composting toilets and a graywater recycling system.
The building also servs as the park's administrative headquarters. Park Directions Take Rt. 128 north toward Gloucester and Rockport. After crossing the Annisquam River bridge, go three quarters around the first rotary, following signs for Rt. After approximately 6 miles, turn left at the park sign and the Old Farm Inn onto Gott Ave.