A city park on Browns Pond off Lake Shore Road, historically known as Peabody Beach. Today it anchors a small waterside park with nearby pickleball courts rather than an active public swimming beach.
What to expect
Entry fee
You don't need a parking sticker for this spot; Peabody charges no parking sticker or beach pass at its parks; its Crystal Lake and Lakeshore Park sites are fishing, kayak-launch, and playground areas, not a paid swim-membership beach. checked Jul 24, 2026
Dogs
Dogs may not be at large anywhere in the city except on their owner's own premises, unless restrained on a leash no longer than six feet. Owners must pick up after their dogs on any sidewalk, street, park or other public area, and guide…
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Peabody Recreation, Parks & Forestry
978-536-7130 · WebsiteCommon questions
Is there an entry fee at Lakeshore Park?
Yes, You don't need a parking sticker for this spot; Peabody charges no parking sticker or beach pass at its parks; its Crystal Lake and Lakeshore Park sites are fishing, kayak-launch, and playground areas, not a paid swim-membership beach.
Can I bring my dog to Lakeshore Park?
Dogs may not be at large anywhere in the city except on their owner's own premises, unless restrained on a leash no longer than six feet. Owners must pick up after their dogs on any sidewalk, street, park or other public area, and guide dogs accompanying a person with a disability are excepted…