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Memorial Beach in Natick to open June 21

May 11, 2022 by Deborah Brown

The town of Natick will open Memorial Beach at Dug Pond on Tuesday, June 21. The beach will be fully open and available to both Natick residents and non-residents through Sunday, August 14.

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Memorial Beach at Dug Pond, Aug. 2020

Points of interest for summer 2022

New “Nanny Pass”—Families may purchase a $65 “Nanny Pass” for a non-resident childcare provider. Email recreation@natickma.org to purchase, or visit the Cole Center at 179 Boden Lane, Natick.

No daily online admission.

No capacity limits.

The concession stand will not be operating.

Lifeguards will be on-duty when the beach is open.

A manager or gate attendant will be onsite.

Swim lessons and swim team will be offered. Information at this link, at the bottom of the page

Changing rooms and bathrooms will be available, but no showers.

There will be no trash barrels available. Memorial Beach is a “carry-in, carry-out” facility.

The docks and ladders will be available; the diving board will be closed indefinitely.

Details here on beach pass pricing structure.

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