9 Canoeing Areas near Foster, RI
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Georgiaville Pond Beach
Smithfield
13.1 miles ESmithfield's town-run public beach on 92-acre Georgiaville Pond, open to non-residents with a $4 day pass and a $20 parking sticker. Check RIDOH and DEM water advisories before swimming.
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Lincoln Woods State Park Beach
Lincoln
16.7 miles EFree freshwater beach on Olney Pond in Lincoln Woods State Park, Rhode Island's first state park, with seasonal lifeguards, a beach pavilion and showers just north of Providence.
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Falls Pond
North Attleborough
23.6 miles EA residents only town beach on the north basin of Falls Pond in North Attleborough, with a paved lot, a state boat ramp, no lifeguards, and a long record of summer E. coli closures.
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Coes Pond Beach
Worcester
27.8 miles NWorcester's lifeguarded city beach on Coes Reservoir, officially the John J. Binienda Memorial Beach, with a bathhouse, free summer kayak and paddleboard loans, and trails around the pond. No admission fee.
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Hopkinton State Park Upper Beach
Ashland
30.6 miles NEThe unguarded reservoir beach above the dam at Hopkinton State Park, separate from the guarded Main Beach below it, with 8 dollar resident parking and boat rentals on the water.
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Memorial Beach at Dug Pond
Natick
35.4 miles NENatick's town swimming beach on Dug Pond, with lifeguards, a diving crib and a floating dock. Open to everyone in summer for a day pass sold at the gate, with higher rates for non-residents.
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Wayland Town Beach
Wayland
37.6 miles NELifeguarded town beach on the North Pond of Lake Cochituate in Wayland, with a roped swim area, boat rentals and a picnic grove. Day passes are $5 for residents and $10 for non-residents.
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Somersville Mill Pond/Scantic River
Somers, Connecticut
38.5 miles WSomersville Mill Pond and Scantic River is located near Somers, Connecticut. The trail is primarily used for canoeing and is accessible from April until October.
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Crystal Lake Beach
Newton
43.3 miles NENewton's lifeguarded city beach on Crystal Lake, a 33-acre spring-fed great pond a short walk from the Newton Highlands Green Line stop. Day passes are sold at the bathhouse ($8 residents, $15 non-residents).
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