The Chester-Blandford State Forest is a state park and recreation area in Chester, Massachusetts. It is best known for its rustic charm and recreational opportunities.

Featuring the Westfield River, the Chester-Blandford State Forest is fairly easy to get to, as it runs parallel to state highways and railroads. Taking the MA 20 will get folks to the site, leading folks to the gorgeous sights that the park has to offer.

A lot of people come to the Chester-Blandford State Forest to see the breathtaking Sanderson Brook Falls. Others pay a visit for its hiking trails that range from easy to very challenging and provide access to places like the Mica Mine Road and Gold Mine Brook among many others. The Boulder Park is also found within the state park.