A Medford-residents-only freshwater swimming pond at 140 Elm Street with a lifeguarded beach, bathhouse, and concession stand, set within roughly 148 acres of city-owned land bordering the Middlesex Fells.
What to expect
Entry fee
Residents only, by pass: Vehicle Sticker $55, Walk-In Pass (1-3 people) $22, Senior/Disability Vehicle Pass $33, Caregiver Vehicle Pass $55
Dogs
Dogs are not allowed at Wright's Pond; only guide and service dogs are permitted on the grounds, and not in the water.
Hours
Daily 10:00am to 30 minutes before sunset during the summer season
Managed by
Medford Recreation Department
(781) 393-2486 · WebsiteGetting in
Parking
Parking not sourced yet
Check the town or agency pages before you go.
What's here
On site
Changing rooms
bathhouse on site
Common questions
Is Wrights Pond open today?
Wrights Pond is a public pond in Medford, MA. Posted hours: Daily 10:00am to 30 minutes before sunset during the summer season.
Is Wright's Pond open to non-residents?
No, access is restricted to Medford residents who show a Massachusetts ID or license with a Medford address to buy a pass.
Is there an entry fee at Wrights Pond?
Yes, Residents only, by pass: Vehicle Sticker $55, Walk-In Pass (1-3 people) $22, Senior/Disability Vehicle Pass $33, Caregiver Vehicle Pass $55
Can I bring my dog to Wrights Pond?
Dogs are not allowed at Wright's Pond; only guide and service dogs are permitted on the grounds, and not in the water.
What rules should I know at Wrights Pond?
Only Coast Guard-approved Type I-III lifejackets or puddle jumpers allowed.