The 14-acre Tobey Woodlands property comprises seven acres of salt marsh at the head of the Chase Garden Creek estuary, and almost seven acres of pine-oak forest, meadow, and maritime thicket upland habitat. Protecting Tobey Woodlands from development offers opportunities for passive recreation, and prevents the loss of wildlife habitat – it is home to deer, coyotes, fisher, fox, migratory birds, and raptors – and enhances the quality of life of Dennis by providing an open space area for residents and visitors to enjoy.

Tobey Farm, of which these 14 acres were a part, dates to 1670 and has been in the extended family ever since.