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Tri-Town Beach

Details unconfirmedFreshwater pond · Whately, MA

Today's conditions at Tri-Town Beach

Right now
Water not monitored by DPH
No MA DPH sampling point here

A groundwater-fed pond beach on Old State Road run by an independent five-town district, not a town park. It is open only to residents of Deerfield, Whately, Conway, Hatfield and Sunderland who buy a season or day pass at the gate; there is no walk-in public access for anyone outside those five towns.

What to expect

Parking
Beach lot
Swimming
Water not monitored by DPH
Water
Inland freshwater
Hours
10:00am to 7:00pm daily, weather dependent, including both supervised and swim-at-your-own-risk hours.
Entry fee
Season pass $50 for Deerfield and Whately residents, $100 for Sunderland, Conway and Hatfield residents; $25 day pass.
Dogs
Dogs are allowed at Doggy Fridays, held every Friday from 6:00pm to 8:00pm; the beach otherwise runs supervised and swim-at-your-own-risk hours for swimmers.
Kayak/Canoe/Sup
Allowed in season
Managed by
Tri-Town Beach Association 413-665-1400 · Website

Getting in

Parking
Beach lot
Details unconfirmed
Beach lot
passes sold at the beach gate, cash or check

What's here

Facilities

Restrooms
bathhouse
Dock
floating swim dock

Common questions

Is Tri-Town Beach in Whately 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 it a town park?
No. It sits on a 33-acre parcel owned by the independent Tri-Town Beach District, created by a special act of the legislature and run by commissioners from Deerfield and Whately, not by either town government.
Are there restrooms at Tri-Town Beach?
Public restrooms are listed near the beach. Seasonal hours are common, so they may be closed off-season.
What rules should I know at Tri-Town Beach?
Pond water quality has drawn resident complaints; the beach has closed early in past summers over temperature and quality issues.
Can you swim at Tri-Town Beach?
Tri-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 Tri-Town Beach?
Dogs are allowed at Doggy Fridays, held every Friday from 6:00pm to 8:00pm; the beach otherwise runs supervised and swim-at-your-own-risk hours for swimmers.
Is there an entry fee at Tri-Town Beach?
Yes, Season pass $50 for Deerfield and Whately residents, $100 for Sunderland, Conway and Hatfield residents; $25 day pass.

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BetaSome details on this page are still being confirmed (accessibility). Details are sourced from public agency data and can change through the season. Confirm locally before you go. Updated 2026-09-13.