Town conservation land named for Ames Long Pond, a roughly 16-acre pond that straddles the Easton-Stoughton line off Canton Street. Our mapped point may sit north of the pond, so how directly this parcel touches the water isn't confirmed; check with the town's Conservation Commission before planning a visit around the shoreline.
What to expect
Dogs
Leashed at all times on conservation land townwide
Hours
Conservation lands and parking dawn to dusk; parking after dusk prohibited
Managed by
Easton Conservation Commission
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- The larger Ames Long Pond (16-65 acres depending on source) straddles the Easton-Stoughton line off Canton/Highland Streets and hosts a supervised swim program on the Stoughton side; whether this specific Easton conservation parcel provides direct pond frontage is unconfirmed.
Common questions
Is there an entry fee at Ames Long Pond Conservation Area?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Ames Long Pond Conservation Area?
Leashed at all times on conservation land townwide
What rules should I know at Ames Long Pond Conservation Area?
Conservation-land regulations apply: leashed dogs, no parking after dusk, $100 fine for violations.