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Myles Standish State Park

Visit Myles Standish State Park in PlymouthMyles Standish State Park has a lot to boast about. It's the largest publicly owned recreation area in SE Massachusetts and offers visitors so much more than stunning park land.

There are 16 ponds, 15 miles of bike trails, 13 miles of hiking trails and 35 miles of equestrian trails not to mention camping, fishing, swimming and picnicking. But there's more! There's Us!

Contact

(617)299-3392
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Myles Standish State Park
College Pond
Carver, MA 02366
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Come down for a fantastic day of fun on the water. You can see all the boats below and when you bring the whole crew you can enjoy any number of activities or maybe just lunch. But leave the off-road vehicles at home as they aren't allowed in.

If you have our Silver or Gold membership, you can just show your card and grab a boat. But we're only there for part of the year so check our schedule or give us a call to be sure you don't miss out.

Myles Standish State Park offers:

  • Kayak Rentals
  • Canoe Rentals
  • Rowboat Rentals
  • Kayaking Lessons
  • Kids Birthday Parties
  • Corporate/Private Events

Directions

PlymouthBoating.com | 508.866.2526

Myles Standish State Forest is located in south-eastern Massachusetts.

If you are coming 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.

If you are coming 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.

If you are coming from the 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!

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