33 Free Swimming Holes near Coes Pond Beach - Free Arenas
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42.25126, -71.84177
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33 Free Swimming Holes near Coes Pond Beach

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Regatta Point Beach

Worcester

4.7 miles E

A small guarded swimming beach on Lake Quinsigamond in Worcester, part of DCR's Quinsigamond State Park, with lifeguards in summer and a daily DCR parking fee of $8 for Massachusetts plates and $30 for out-of-state plates.

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Hopkinton State Park Upper Beach

Ashland

16.7 miles E

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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WWII Memorial Beach

Marlborough

18.0 miles NE

Marlborough's lifeguarded city beach on Fort Meadow Reservoir, open daily in summer from 11 am to 6:45 pm. Free for Marlborough residents; non-residents pay a $20 daily parking fee.

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Leominster State Forest

Princeton, Massachusetts

18.7 miles N

Over 135 acres of surface water across five ponds in Leominster State Forest, with lifeguarded swimming at one pond, plus hiking, biking, and permitted rock climbing. Fees apply.

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Lake Mashapaug

Union, Connecticut

22.3 miles SW

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Dean Pond

Monson, Massachusetts

24.3 miles SW

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Wayland Town Beach

Wayland

24.4 miles E

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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Memorial Beach at Dug Pond

Natick

24.6 miles E

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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Sandy Pond Beach

Ayer

25.8 miles NE

Ayer's lifeguarded town beach on Sandy Pond, a 73-acre kettle pond. Residents swim free; non-residents pay $8 a day ($5 for children) during the summer season.

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Walden Pond State Resreve

Concord, Massachusetts

28.7 miles NE

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Lake Dennison Recreation Area

Winchendon

29.7 miles NW

A 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.

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Georgiaville Pond Beach

Smithfield

30.2 miles SE

Smithfield'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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Heart Pond Beach

Chelmsford

32.1 miles NE

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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Lincoln Woods State Park Beach

Lincoln

32.6 miles SE

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

32.9 miles SE

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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Doane Falls

Royalston, Massachusetts

33.1 miles NW

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Crystal Lake Beach

Newton

33.1 miles E

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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Lake Wyola State Park

Shutesbury

34.9 miles NW

DCR'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.

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Chaplin Area

Chaplin, Connecticut

35.8 miles SW

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Puffers Pond

Amherst, Massachusetts

36.3 miles W

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