Town Beach is a small sandy swimming spot tucked on the northwest shore of Lake Mascuppic, reached off Mascuppic Trail near Maplewood Avenue. There is no lifeguard on duty, so swimmers go in at their own risk, and the lot is really only practical for residents with a beach placard.
What to expect
Swimming
Water not monitored by DPH
Hours
Open 8:30 AM to dusk, weekdays and weekends. Posted hours at the entrance win if they differ.
Season
The beach itself is not gated shut in winter, but swimming use is a warm-weather activity with no lifeguard posted at any time of year.
Lifeguard
No lifeguard on duty; swimmers use the water at their own risk
Dogs
Dogs and other animals are not allowed in the lake or on the beach. That's the town-wide default; watch for posted signs here.
Managed by
Tyngsborough Recreation and Parks Department
978-649-2300 ext. 150 · WebsiteGetting in
Access points along this beach
Beach entrance off Mascuppic Trail
Main foot and car entrance near Maplewood Avenue
Common questions
Is Town Beach in Tyngsborough open today?
open to the public; water quality here is not monitored by MA DPH (updated 2026-09-13). MA DPH is the authority. Check the status the morning you go.
Is there a lifeguard at Town Beach?
No lifeguard is posted at any time; the town's own rules place swimming at the visitor's own risk.
Who can park at Town Beach?
A town-issued placard is required, and the beach is treated as a resident amenity rather than a general public draw.
What rules should I know at Town Beach?
There is no lifeguard, so young children and weak swimmers need close supervision. Boats and other vessels may not come within 200 feet of the designated swim area. Swimming to or from a boat at the Town Beach is not permitted. Children under 17 may only use the beach when supervised by someone at…
Can you swim at Town Beach?
Town Beach is town-owned and its water is not monitored by MA DPH, so there is no official swim status. Check conditions posted at the beach.
Are dogs allowed at Town Beach?
Dogs and other animals are not allowed in the lake or on the beach. That's the town-wide default; watch for posted signs here.