9 Kayaking Areas near Georgiaville Pond Beach - Free Arenas
Georgiaville Pond Beach
41.89065, -71.50874
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9 Kayaking Areas near Georgiaville Pond Beach

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Lincoln Woods State Park Beach

Lincoln

3.7 miles E

Free 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

10.8 miles NE

A 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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Hopkinton State Park Upper Beach

Ashland

25.4 miles N

The 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

27.5 miles N

Natick'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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Coes Pond Beach

Worcester

30.2 miles NW

Worcester'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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Wayland Town Beach

Wayland

30.3 miles N

Lifeguarded 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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Crystal Lake Beach

Newton

33.9 miles NE

Newton'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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Shannon Beach

Winchester

42.2 miles NE

Free DCR swimming beach on Upper Mystic Lake in Winchester, with summer lifeguards, a new bathhouse and free but limited parking. Frequent bacteria closures, so check the state beach dashboard first.

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Heart Pond Beach

Chelmsford

47.3 miles N

Free, unguarded town beach on 91-acre Heart Pond in South Chelmsford, open dawn to dusk to residents and non-residents, right beside the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail.

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