A small state-owned launch on the east side of Rock Pond, a 57-acre great pond ringed by year-round and seasonal homes. It is used mainly for trailered small boats, canoes and kayaks rather than larger powerboats.
What to expect
Parking
Free lot free · unconfirmed
Fish
Allowed open season, spring/fall stocking
Boat
Allowed year-round, ice-out to freeze-up
What's here
Not here
No drinking water
No facilities reported at the launch.
Common questions
Can I launch a kayak or canoe at Rock Pond?
Yes, the ramp is set up for canoes, kayaks and small trailer boats rather than larger powerboats.
Is it safe to eat fish caught at Rock Pond?
State health officials advise against it for children and people who are pregnant or nursing, because of mercury found in fish tissue here.
Where do I park at Rock Pond Boat Launch?
Free lot (free).
What rules should I know at Rock Pond Boat Launch?
Rock Pond is on the MA Department of Public Health Freshwater Fish Consumption Advisory List for mercury in fish tissue; DPH recommends children under 12, and people who are pregnant, nursing or may become pregnant, not eat any fish caught here.