A roughly 20-acre pond (also historically called Fred's Pond) on a 19-acre town parcel gifted by Esther D. Ames in 2003, sitting within the larger Ames family Langwater estate area north of Main Street.
What to expect
Dogs
Leashed at all times on conservation land townwide
Hours
Dawn to dusk; no parking after dusk
Ice-Skating
Allowed winter, historically used for skating (per pond's local nickname/history)
Managed by
Easton Conservation Commission
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- Langwater Pond sits within a roughly 192-acre area bequeathed to the community by Oliver F. and Esther Ames; much of the surrounding Langwater estate/farm land remains privately held, so public access may be limited to the town's specific gifted parcel.
Common questions
Is there an entry fee at Langwater Pond Conservation Area?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Langwater Pond Conservation Area?
Leashed at all times on conservation land townwide