A 42-acre DCR park on Lake Wyola's north shore with a sand beach, paddle-craft launch, picnic grove, and trails used for hiking, snowmobiling, and cross-country skiing.
What to expect
Trails
Trails used for hiking in warm months and snowmobiling and cross-country skiing in winter.
Dogs
Allowed caged, bridled, or on a leash or tether no longer than ten feet, unless an area is posted otherwise; never unattended or at large, and waste must be carried out. Hunting, hunting-dog training, dog sledding, sled-dog training and…
Hours
Open from half an hour before sunrise to half an hour after sunset as published by the National Weather Service, unless posted or permitted otherwise. Fishing, camping, snowmobiling and other authorized nighttime activities are not held…
Accessibility
Universal-access beach and beach wheelchairs.
Kayak/Canoe/Sup
Allowed year-round, ice permitting
Fishing
Allowed per MA fishing regulations
Managed by
Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR)
(413) 367-0317 · WebsiteCommon questions
How is this different from Lake Wyola Beach?
It is not different; both names refer to the same DCR park and beach on the lake's north shore.
Can I bring my dog to Lake Wyola State Park?
Allowed caged, bridled, or on a leash or tether no longer than ten feet, unless an area is posted otherwise; never unattended or at large, and waste must be carried out. Hunting, hunting-dog training, dog sledding, sled-dog training and search-dog training are excepted (302 CMR 12.13).
Is Lake Wyola State Park wheelchair accessible?
Universal-access beach and beach wheelchairs.
What rules should I know at Lake Wyola State Park?
Personal watercraft banned townwide on Lake Wyola.