8 Kayaking Areas near Monson, MA
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Coes Pond Beach
Worcester
26.4 miles NEWorcester'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.
Canoe, Hike, Kayak, Swim
Lake Wyola State Park
Shutesbury
28.2 miles NDCR's Carroll A. Holmes Recreation Area has a lifeguarded sand beach on the northwest shore of quiet Lake Wyola in Shutesbury, with a seasonal $8 (MA) or $30 (out-of-state) parking fee.
Canoe, Hike, Kayak, Swim
Ashfield Lake
Ashfield
38.2 miles NWTown beach at Belding Memorial Park on Ashfield Lake in Ashfield, Massachusetts, with a buoyed swim area, diving dock and summer lifeguards. Free and open to everyone, not just residents.
Canoe, Kayak, Swim
Lake Dennison Recreation Area
Winchendon
38.9 miles NA DCR-run state recreation area in Winchendon with a sandy beach on Lake Dennison, a wooded Army Corps lake. Summer parking is $8 for Massachusetts plates and $30 for others.
Camp, Canoe, Hike, Kayak, Swim
Hopkinton State Park Upper Beach
Ashland
42.4 miles EThe 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.
Canoe, Hike, Kayak, Swim
Georgiaville Pond Beach
Smithfield
44.2 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.
Canoe, Hike, Kayak, Swim
Monterey Town Beach
Monterey
46.0 miles WMonterey's lifeguarded town beach on the western tip of 275-acre Lake Garfield, off Tyringham Road. Free for residents; non-residents are asked for a voluntary $20 per vehicle per day.
Canoe, Kayak, Swim
Lincoln Woods State Park Beach
Lincoln
47.7 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.
Canoe, Hike, Kayak, Swim
