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Barrowsville Pond Conservation Area

Details unconfirmedPond · Norton, MA
Right now

A roughly 40-acre mill pond in the Barrowsville section of Norton, owned by the Conservation Commission, used mainly for fishing and paddling rather than swimming.

What to expect

Entry fee
No pool season pass needed here; No townwide park sticker; the town pool sells season and day passes. checked Jul 24, 2026
Dogs
Leashed dogs permitted per town conservation land rules.
Kayak/Canoe
Allowed ice-free months
Managed by
Town of Norton Conservation Commission

What's here

Not here

No picnic area
No bathhouse
No drinking water

Worth knowing

  • The pond was originally created to power mills operated by the Barrows family during the industrial era.

Common questions

Is there a swimming beach at Barrowsville Pond?
There is no designated public swimming area; the pond is used mainly for fishing and paddling.
Is there an entry fee at Barrowsville Pond Conservation Area?
No pool season pass needed here; No townwide park sticker; the town pool sells season and day passes.
Can I bring my dog to Barrowsville Pond Conservation Area?
Leashed dogs permitted per town conservation land rules.
What rules should I know at Barrowsville Pond Conservation Area?
Water chestnut (invasive plant) has been present; town has run removal work days.

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BetaSome details here are unconfirmed (exact acreage confirmation, ADA accessibility). Details are sourced from public agency data and can change through the season. Confirm locally before you go. Updated 2026-11-06.