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Contacts
Phone
Groups/Memberships
(617) 299-3392x1
Hopkinton
(617)299-3392x3
Stoneham
(617) 299-3392x4
UMass Boston
(617) 299-3392x5
Bristol, RI
(617) 299-3392x6
Wakefield
(617) 299-3392x7
Myles Standish
(617) 299-3392x8
Boating Camp
(617) 299-3392x1
Business Line( all year )
(617) 299-3392x1
Fax:
(617) 299-3392
Email
boatinginfo@boatinginboston.com
Snail Mail
Outdoor RecreationPO BOX 99Hopkinton, MA 01748
 
Directions
From Address: To: Hopkinton State ParkSpot PondWakefieldPlymouthBOS
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Hopkinton State Park
HopkintonBoating.com | 508.435.3965North or South: Take Route 495 to Exit 21A, Main Street, Hopkinton. Travel on Main Street until the third traf?c light located at the heart of downtown Hopkinton. Turn left, traveling north on Route 85. Proceed approximately two miles to the Hopkinton State Park entrance on the right. Once in the park, proceed through the contact station and make a right at the fork in the road. Follow the road until it turns down towards the water—you have arrived when you see the boathouse. Park your car in any of the adjacent lots.
Spot Pond Boating
SpotPondBoating.com | 781.665.2905From the South: Take I-93N to Exit 34 and bear right. The boating center is located approximately a half of a mile beyond the Stone Zoo on the right. From the North: Take I-93N to Exit 35. At the bottom of the ramp, turn left. At the ?rst stop sign, take a right. Proceed through the intersection. The boating center will be approximately a half of a mile beyond the Stone Zoo on the right.
Lake Quannapowitt
WakefeildBoating.com | From the North or South: Take I-95 to Exit 39, North Avenue, taking a right for I-95N or left for I-95S off the exit onto North Avenue. Then follow North Avenue for about one mile and take a left onto Church Street at the large intersection where there is a baseball ?eld. Follow Church Street for third of a mile and take a left onto Lake Avenue. At the end of Lake Avenue, you will see our boats! There is lots of parking on the street.
Myles Standish State Forest
PlymouthBoating.com | 508.866.2526Myles Standish State Forest is located in southeastern Massa-chusetts. From the North: Take Route 3S to Exit 5, turn right onto Long Pond Road (west) and continue for about three miles to the park entrance on the right. From Route 495: Take Route 495 to Exit 2, South Carver, and the intersection with Route 58. Take Route 58N on Cranberry Road, follow signs. From Southeast: Take Route 3W to Exit 3, then left off of the ramp. Take a right onto Long Pond Road (two miles until the forest entrance). Follow signs in the park to College Pond, where you will see our boats!
UMass Boston
BoatingInBoston.com | 617.223.1153
Parking information: www.umb.edu/parking_transport/directions.html. Parking is free on Sunday's.
Public Transportation
Subway: Take the Red Line to JFK/UMass Station. A free shuttle bus will carry you to the campus.
Commuter Rail: Take the commuter rail to the JFK/UMass station from the South Shore on the Middleboro and Plymouth lines.
By car from the North
Take Interstate 93 South through Boston to exit 15 (JFK Library/South Boston/Dorchester) and follow the University of Massachusetts signs along Columbia Road and Morrissey Boulevard to the campus. 
By car from the South
Take Interstate 93 North to exit 14 ( JFK Library/Morrissey Boulevard ) and follow Morrissey Boulevard north to the campus. 
 
 

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