Lake Maspenock Preservation Association

Dedicated to Preserving the Quality of the Lake for the Towns of Hopkinton, Milford and Upton, MA

Menu
  • About
    • Meet your LMPA Board Members!
    • LMPA Charter of Organization and By-Laws
    • Meeting Minutes
  • Announcements
  • Lake Health
    • Water Quality and Non-phosphorus Fertilizers
    • Microbac Water Testing
    • Lake Drawdown
      • Extended Draw Down 2015–2016
      • Extended Draw Down 2011–2012
    • Weed Advisory Group and Information
      • Advisory Group – Meeting Minutes
      • Advisory Group Public Forum Documents
      • Lake Maspenock Aquatic Vegetation Control and Management Plan Reports
      • Weed Control Documents
      • Weeds – 2015
  • Lake Safety
    • Boating Safety
    • Jet Ski Safety
    • Boater Certification Requirements
    • Children and PFDs
    • Summer Safety
    • Swimming Safety
  • Sandy Beach
  • Events
    • Photo Archives
      • Boat Parade 2021
      • Boat Parade 2020
      • Boat Parade 2019
      • Boat Parade 2018
      • Boat Parade 2017
      • Boat Parade 2016
      • Boat Parade 2015
      • Boat Parade 2014
      • Boat Parade 2013
      • Boat Parade 2012
      • Chili Cook Off/Tailgate 2018
      • Chili Cook Off/Tailgate 2017
      • Cornhole Tournament – 2022
      • Cornhole Tournament – 2019
      • Cornhole Tournament – 2018
      • Cornhole Tournament – 2017
      • Cornhole Tournament – 2016 (First Annual)
      • Family Fun Day – 2018
      • Fishing Derby/Family Fun Day 2017
      • Fishing Derby 2014
      • Old Photos
      • Peppercorn Hill Hike 2011
      • Lake Clean Up 2017
      • Lake Clean Up 2015
  • History
  • Membership
  • Contact Us
Menu

Sandy Beach Opening Date Update!

Posted on by

Due to staffing, there will be NO life­guards on duty Memo­r­i­al Day week­end. Bath­rooms will be closed. 

Staffing at Sandy Beach on week­ends only will begin on June 8th. Week­ly staffing will begin on June 22nd. Please see below for full information.

Use of the Sandy Beach Park, includ­ing access to the boat launch, will be lim­it­ed to Hop­kin­ton res­i­dents only from Memo­r­i­al Day week­end through Labor Day week­end. Dur­ing this time, access to the park will require a sea­son­al pass or a dai­ly pass. The sea­son pass cov­ers every­one in your imme­di­ate family. 

Start­ing April 1st, you will be able to buy beach and trail­er sea­son pass­es to Sandy Beach online at HopkintonRec.org . Start­ing May1st, you can pick up the pass­es at our office, 6 Wal­cott Street, dur­ing reg­u­lar busi­ness hours or direct­ly from the staff at Sandy Beach when the beach is open.

You can also pur­chase sea­son pass­es direct­ly from the staff at Sandy Beach when the beach is open . 

2024 Sandy Beach Sea­son Pass
$50  Fam­i­ly vehi­cle or walk in sea­son stick­er 
$10  Each addi­tion­al fam­i­ly stick­er. Lim­it of 2
$100 Boat trail­er, this includes one vehi­cle stick­er
Seniors 65+ free

Day pass­es are only avail­able for pur­chase from the staff at Sandy Beach.
2024 Sandy Beach Day Pass
$10 Fam­i­ly day pass up to 5 peo­ple
$10 Boat trail­er day pass. “Launch and leave” is NOT per­mit­ted.
Seniors 65+ free.

New this year, the Parks and Recre­ation Com­mis­sion has approved a pol­i­cy regard­ing pass pur­chas­es at Sandy Beach. Pass­es can only be pur­chased with a cred­it card or check. Cash will not be accepted.

Gen­er­al Infor­ma­tion
Beach Staff Onsite from 10:00am — 5:00pm
Week­ends Only: June 8 — June 16; August 18 — Sep­tem­ber 2
Week­ly: June 22 — August 18

All cars parked at Sandy Beach dur­ing this time, includ­ing hours when beach staff is not present, MUST have a pass dis­played on the wind­shield. Any vehi­cle with­out a pass is sub­ject to a $100 fine.

Bath­rooms and out­door show­er are only open while staff is present
Park­ing is locat­ed at 4 Lakeshore Dri­ve, Hopkinton

Share this:

  • Share on X (Opens in new window) X
  • Share on Face­book (Opens in new window) Face­book
  • Share on Pin­ter­est (Opens in new window) Pin­ter­est
  • More
  • Email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) Email
  • Print (Opens in new window) Print
  • Share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window) LinkedIn

Facebook Links

LMPA Board Page - Board Content

LMPA Conversation Page - Your Content

HOW CAN I HELP THE LAKE

Help protect our local water quality by joining the Adopt-a-Drain - Massachusetts program! Storm drains flow directly to streams, lakes, and beaches, acting as a conduit for trash and pollutants. By volunteering just fifteen minutes, twice a month, to keep a nearby storm drain clear of leaves, trash, and other debris, you can make a significant difference. Not only will you protect Lake Maspenock, but you will also protect other local streams, lakes, and beaches closer to you! It's easy to get started: simply Sign Up online, enter your address to find a drain on the map, and adopt it in your neighborhood! You can also easily Track Impact by reporting the debris you collect on your online account.

Adopt-a-Drain!

Lake Information

  • Complete History of Lake Maspenock
  • Hopkinton Parks and Recreation
  • MA Environmental Police
  • MA Department of Fish and Game
  • Massachusetts Lakes and Ponds Program

Community Links

  • Town of Hopkinton Website
  • Town of Milford Website
  • Town of Upton Website
  • Hop News
  • The Hopkinton Independent

Categories

  • General (318)
  • Important Announcements (67)
  • Lake Survey Reports (11)
  • Newsletters (4)
©2026 Lake Maspenock Preservation Association