A clear kettle pond on the Concord/Acton line with a membership-based town beach on its eastern shore, recently renovated with an accessible path and a restroom trailer, and popular enough in summer that capacity is capped.
What to expect
Parking
Resident sticker included with paid admission
Entry fee
Not free: membership required or a day pass. Individual membership $115 resident / $145 non-resident; day pass $15/person ages 3+ for non-members, $5/person for guests of members. checked Jul 22, 2026
Dogs
Dogs and pets are not allowed at White Pond Town Beach.
Hours
7 days a week, 10:00am-7:00pm during the regular season.
Swim
Allowed lifeguarded season mid-June to mid-August plus pre-season dates
Managed by
Concord Recreation Department (Hunt Recreation Center)
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On site
Restroom
Restroom trailer at the beach
Picnic area
Picnic tables at the renovated beach area.
Not here
No drinking water
No water fountain at this site.
Worth knowing
- White Pond capacity is capped at 400 beachgoers at a time, and neighbors have raised concerns in recent years about crowding and traffic.
Common questions
Is White Pond open today?
White Pond is a public pond in Concord, MA. Posted hours: 7 days a week, 10:00am-7:00pm during the regular season..
Can I just show up and swim at White Pond?
Yes, but you need to pay for a day pass or be a member; there is no free public access to the beach itself, and street parking nearby is banned.
Dogs are not permitted at the White Pond town beach.
Where do I park at White Pond?
Resident sticker (included with paid admission).
Is there an entry fee at White Pond?
Yes, Not free: membership required or a day pass. Individual membership $115 resident / $145 non-resident; day pass $15/person ages 3+ for non-members, $5/person for guests of members.
Can I bring my dog to White Pond?
Dogs and pets are not allowed at White Pond Town Beach.
What rules should I know at White Pond?
Swimming can be closed by the Recreation Department, Town Manager's Office, and Board of Health due to algae blooms or other safety concerns. Unaccompanied minors under 18 require an adult (19+) present. Alcoholic beverages are not allowed at the beach. Glass containers are not allowed at the…