Beaches, Pools & Spray Parks

The City of Worcester has made significant investment into its parks, playgrounds, pools and beaches in recent years, highlighted by the spray park at Cristoforo Colombo/East Park. The spray park is open noon - 7 p.m. during the summer and includes a recirculation system that filters water, similar to a swimming pool. Staff is present during all hours of operation.

Locations

The City of Worcester has one pool, two spray parks and four beaches. The City is also home to three state beaches and pools. All sites are normally open to the public from 12 to 7 p.m. every day beginning July 1.

Bell Pond Beach

238 Belmont St., Worcester, MA
Cristoforo Colombo/East Spray Park

180 Shrewsbury St., Worcester, MA
Crompton Park Pool

50 Canton St., Worcester, MA
Dennis F. Shine Memorial Swimming Pool*

146 Providence St., Worcester, MA
Greenwood Spray Park

14 Forsberg St., Worcester, MA
Indian Lake Beach

20 Clason Rd., Worcester, MA
John J. Binienda Memorial Beach

180 Mill St., Worcester, MA
Quinsigamond State Park*

10 N. Lake Ave., Worcester, MA
Shore Park Beach

115 Shore Dr. , Worcester, MA
Veterans Memorial (Bennett Field) Swimming Pool*

1270 Main St., Worcester, MA

Map of Our Beaches, Pools & Spray Parks

Resources

Lakes & Ponds Program

Water Safety Tips from the Worcester Fire Department

The City of Worcester wants you to be SAFE while you enjoy the water recreation available in the City.

Coes Pond

The area around Coes Resevoir (commonly referred to as Coes Pond) consists of 20.79 acres and incorporates five properties including the John J. Binienda Memorial Beach, Coes Park, Columbus Park, the former Fenton Parcel and the former Knights of Columbus.

Sailboats on Lake Quinsigamond at Regatta Point Community Sailing from the Burns Bridge

Quinsigamond State Park & Beach

Quinsigamond State Park sits on the shore of Lake Quinsigamond. Take a swim in the lake, or enjoy a picnic while watching the boats sail by.