A small resident beach on Lake Winthrop's western shore with a sandy swimming area, a boat ramp at the end of the lot, and enough grass for a picnic table and grill, quieter than the town's main beach at Stoddard Park.
What to expect
Parking
Resident sticker resident sticker or day pass · unconfirmed
Entry fee
Restricted to Holliston residents; an in-season sticker or day pass is required, day passes around $15
Dogs
Holliston's Animal Control bylaw requires owners to keep their dog from running at large, in effect a townwide leash rule enforced by the Animal Control Officer. That's the town-wide default; watch for posted signs here.
Hours
No posted opening or closing time. Signs at the entrance win if they differ. Posted hours at the entrance win if they differ.
Accessibility
No step-free path or accessible restroom confirmed; call Parks & Recreation ahead
Swim
Allowed Memorial Day-Labor Day
Kayak/Canoe/Sup
Allowed non-motorized only, year-round ice-out to ice-in
Managed by
Holliston Parks & Recreation Department
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On site
Picnic area
picnic table and a grill on the grass
Dock
boat ramp, non-motorized craft only on Lake Winthrop
Common questions
Can non-residents visit Pleasure Point?
The beach is reserved for Holliston residents and their guests; non-residents should use a different public access point.
Where do I park at Pleasure Point?
Resident sticker (resident sticker or day pass).
Is there an entry fee at Pleasure Point?
Yes, Restricted to Holliston residents; an in-season sticker or day pass is required, day passes around $15
Can I bring my dog to Pleasure Point?
Holliston's Animal Control bylaw requires owners to keep their dog from running at large, in effect a townwide leash rule enforced by the Animal Control Officer. That's the town-wide default; watch for posted signs here.
Is Pleasure Point wheelchair accessible?
No step-free path or accessible restroom confirmed; call Parks & Recreation ahead
What rules should I know at Pleasure Point?
Lifeguard coverage is not confirmed here the way it is at Stoddard Park, so swim with caution. Beach access is reserved for Holliston residents and their guests.