A state-run concrete boat ramp at the end of Attitash Avenue off Route 110, used extensively for powerboats as well as canoes, kayaks, and sailboats. No swimming or fishing is permitted at the ramp itself, and volunteer boat inspectors check for invasive weeds during summer.
What to expect
Parking
Free lot free (no sticker, state-run) · unconfirmed
Ice-Skating
Allowed winter, ice conditions permitting
Managed by
MassWildlife / Office of Fishing and Boating Access
WebsiteWhat's here
On site
Dock
Concrete ramp with a loading ledge
Common questions
Can I launch a kayak here?
Yes, the state ramp is used by powerboats, sailboats, canoes, and kayaks alike.
Are there motor restrictions?
No horsepower cap, but jet skis are banned townwide and boats must slow to headway speed within 150 feet of swimmers.
Where do I park at Lake Attitash State Boat Ramp?
Free lot (free (no sticker, state-run)).
Is there an entry fee at Lake Attitash State Boat Ramp?
No, entry is free.
What rules should I know at Lake Attitash State Boat Ramp?
Water can be choppy when windy and from powerboat traffic. No swimming at the boat ramp. No fishing at the boat ramp. No motorized vehicles (trucks, campers, trailers, automobiles) driven onto the lake ice, townwide.