Freetown's resident swimming beach on Long Pond, a 1,721-acre lake shared with Lakeville and the only pond in the Assawompset complex open to full public recreation, including power boating, water-skiing and warmwater fishing.
What to expect
Entry fee
Parking at the town beach requires a Resident Privileges Sticker, issued only to Freetown residents through the Transfer Station; non-resident access/parking policy is not confirmed.
Dogs
On Freetown's streets and public places a dog has to be under the direct physical control of a competent person, which the bylaw defines as leashed; anything else counts as running at large. Droppings have to be picked up and disposed of…
Managed by
Town of Freetown Board of Selectmen / Park Commission
508-644-2201 · WebsiteCommon questions
Can non-residents use the town beach?
Parking stickers are issued only to Freetown residents, so non-resident access likely depends on arriving without a car or with a resident; this was not confirmed.
Can I launch a trailered boat here?
Yes, via the separate town boat ramp on Route 18, which has a large 47-trailer parking area, distinct from the swimming beach itself.
Is there an entry fee at Long Pond Town Beach?
Parking at the town beach requires a Resident Privileges Sticker, issued only to Freetown residents through the Transfer Station; non-resident access/parking policy is not confirmed.
Can I bring my dog to Long Pond Town Beach?
On Freetown's streets and public places a dog has to be under the direct physical control of a competent person, which the bylaw defines as leashed; anything else counts as running at large. Droppings have to be picked up and disposed of straight away. That's the town-wide default; watch for…
What rules should I know at Long Pond Town Beach?
Beach parking is restricted to vehicles with a Freetown Resident Privileges Sticker. Shore access at the boat ramp is limited to the area immediately adjacent to the ramp.