Sucker Pond is a small, mostly undeveloped pond between Union Avenue and Warren Road that the city's own open space planning describes as not supporting recreational activities, unlike Framingham's three designated swimming beaches.
What to expect
Entry fee
None documented; not a staffed or fee-based site checked Jul 15, 2026
Dogs
Framingham requires dogs to be leashed at all times on all public property, on a leash no longer than 8 feet in parks, playgrounds, and athletic fields. Posted signs at the site take precedence.
Managed by
Framingham Conservation Commission
508-532-5460 · WebsiteWhat's here
Not here
No drinking water
No facilities documented at this small, undeveloped pond
Worth knowing
- A 'Sucker Pond Playground' appears on topographic map data near the pond, suggesting some adjacent recreation land, though the city's own playground list does not name it.
Common questions
No. Framingham's open space plan lists Sucker Pond among ponds that do not support recreational activities, and it is not one of the city's three designated swimming beaches.
Is there an entry fee at Sucker Pond?
None documented; not a staffed or fee-based site
Can I bring my dog to Sucker Pond?
Framingham requires dogs to be leashed at all times on all public property, on a leash no longer than 8 feet in parks, playgrounds, and athletic fields. Posted signs at the site take precedence.