Bartlett Pond - Northborough

Located in Worcester County, Massachusetts

Bartlett Pond is a 52-acre impoundment located in Worcester County, in the town of Northborough, Massachusetts. Worcester, Massachusetts, is only 13 miles southeast, and Boston is 34 miles northeast.

The closest location for urgent care is UMass Memorial - Marlborough, six miles northeast. The Boston Logan International Airport is 35 miles northeast.

Residents heading into Northborough can grab a bite to eat at restaurants like Fattoush Grill, Yoong Tong Northborough, and the Neighborhood Tavern.

Small Wonder

Spanning 52 acres and with a max depth of 10 feet, Bartlett Pond is the perfect place to kick back and relax!

Kayaking is one of the popular activities here! Utilize the boat ramp with concrete pads, available off Lyman Street to put electric boats, kayaks, and canoes on the water.

Once you're out there, cast a line out! Anglers can expect to catch largemouth bass, chain pickerel, perch, bullhead, black crappie, and golden shiner.

Given the small size, easy access, and remote nature of the pond, this is a fantastic place for beginner anglers to practice catching some fish! Generally speaking, the fish here are an average to small size.

What's Nearby?

Looking for some time out on the links? Juniper Hill Golf Course offers two challenging courses open to the public! They also provide lessons and year-round events.

There are many nearby trails and parks, like Watson Park Trail, Northborough Town Common Park, Ellsworth McAfee Park, and Casey Field.

Next, check out Garden in the Woods. This plant association and botanical garden feature two miles of paths through a woodland laced with streams and numerous different plant species.

Visit Worcester, Massachusetts

The thriving metropolis of Worcester, Massachusetts, is only six miles east of Sargent Pond! This city makes for an excellent day trip, with lots of food and fun!

First, check out the Worcester Art Museum. This museum houses over 38,000 works from European, American, Asian, Greek, and Roman artists.

Next, visit Bancroft Tower. This historic tower is on top of a hill overlooking Worcester providing great views of the city, especially in the Autumn months when the foliage is bright orange and yellow.

Looking to learn and have fun at the same time? Check out the EcoTarium, Worcester’s natural science museum! There's a planetarium, multiple hands-on exhibits, and even a working steam engine!

After a long day of exploring the city, end your trip with some delicious food at restaurants like Via Italian Table, Mezcal Tequila Cantina, The Sole Proprietor, and Armsby Abbey.

Calm and Relaxing

Those looking for a place to relax will love living on Bartlett Pond!