Dennis Pond, located in Yarmouth, Massachusetts, is a picturesque freshwater beach known for its soft white sand and crystal-clear waters. It offers a serene environment perfect for family outings, with activities like swimming, fishing, and kayaking. The beach is approximately 500 feet long and features a marked swimming area with lifeguards on duty from May to September. The surrounding area includes trails for hiking and nature-watching, making it a popular recreational spot. The pond is named after Robert Dennis, an early settler of Yarmouth, and the beach was donated by Mabel S. Agassiz for the children of Yarmouth.
The Dennis Pond Conservation Area is a significant part of the town's recreational landscape, offering a 0.8-mile trail along the pond's southern shore. The area is rich in natural beauty, with mixed oak and pine trees and an old cranberry bog now home to red maple trees.
The beach is accessible via Summer Street and Willow Street, with parking available at both ends, though a special sticker is required for residents with children under 16.
