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Pratt Pond

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What to expect

Entry fee
Kiwanis Beach charges a pass: residents pay $15 a day or $60 for the season, non-residents pay $25 a day or $125 for the season. Residents 65 and older can buy a one-time $10 lifetime pass.
Dogs
No dogs are allowed on Kiwanis Beach at any hour from May 15 through September 30, stricter than the townwide leash rule for parks.
Banned now · back September 30
Hours
Upton's conservation land is open daily from one hour before sunrise until one hour after sunset. After-hours use needs Conservation Commission permission.
Kayak/Canoe
Allowed summer
Managed by
Town of Upton Conservation Commission / Parks & Cemetery Division Website

What's here

On site

Picnic area
Pavilion at Kiwanis Beach.

Common questions

Is X beach sticker needed?
Beach passes are sold at the Kiwanis Beach gatehouse once the season opens; the current price was not confirmed.
Is there an entry fee at Pratt Pond?
Yes, Kiwanis Beach charges a pass: residents pay $15 a day or $60 for the season, non-residents pay $25 a day or $125 for the season. Residents 65 and older can buy a one-time $10 lifetime pass.
Can I bring my dog to Pratt Pond?
No dogs are allowed on Kiwanis Beach at any hour from May 15 through September 30, stricter than the townwide leash rule for parks.

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BetaSome details here are unconfirmed (hours, accessibility-attempted). Details are sourced from public agency data and can change through the season. Confirm locally before you go. Updated 2026-09-13.