Canton's only natural, undammed pond, with woodland hiking paths and rocky bluffs overlooking the water; the property straddles the Canton/Stoughton line and was once home to the Glen Echo Resort, which offered boating and swimming in the early 1900s.
What to expect
Dogs
Canton requires all dogs to be leashed at all times on town-owned properties, including Conservation Commission land.
Hours
Canton Conservation Commission lands are open from half an hour before sunrise to half an hour after sunset.
Boating
Allowed non-motorized only, per town conservation-land rules
Managed by
Canton Conservation Commission
781-821-5035 · WebsiteCommon questions
Can I swim in Glen Echo Pond?
There is no current developed public swim area; the pond formerly hosted the Glen Echo Resort's swimming in the early 20th century, but that is historical, not a present amenity.
Is there an entry fee at Glen Echo Pond?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Glen Echo Pond?
Canton requires all dogs to be leashed at all times on town-owned properties, including Conservation Commission land.
What rules should I know at Glen Echo Pond?
Motorized boats and vehicles prohibited on Conservation Commission land.