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View of the guarded swim area with dock, lifeguard station and lake shoreline — useful detail of the beach facilities (from the site’s Photo Gallery page).
Panoramic shoreline shot showing tree-lined waterfront and campground edge across the water — good aerial/overview-style perspective of the property (used as a background/header on the site).
Interior campground view showing wooded roads, parking and picnic table — represents campsites/vehicle access and site layout (from the Photo Gallery).
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Reviews (5)

What Guests Are Saying

John Lewis cherishes his summer Sundays at Shady Point Beach, recalling fond memories with Ron, Robin, and Rochelle. However, some reviews highlight issues with the boat ramp, increased prices, and unwelcoming interactions with staff regarding membership and pet policies. While fishing is decent, visitors should be prepared for potential disturbances from other watercraft and residents.

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Rebie Muyuela

Rebie Muyuela

August 27, 2018

5

Great people, friendly and gave as discounts for shatha (west syndrome kid) and a Good parking for her. Happy and nice people welcomming us with a smile 😊

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Charles Krampah

Charles Krampah

August 13, 2019

5

One of the best place to have fun. Safest and coolest campground with great staff, ultra clean environment. Had a great time grilling and fishing. Met a bunch of great people.8 to 12 bucks/ adult.

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Brooke

Brooke

June 22, 2025

1

Came to swim based off the google page saying dogs are allowed. We had just gotten out of the car and were trying to figure out where to go when we were rudely yelled at from a distance by a staff member multiple times, while at the same time more staff drove over to us in a cart. This staff member in the cart explained that this is a private club and that to access the water you need to buy a membership and that dogs are not allowed. We apologized, explained that google misled us, and left. I suggest that the google page is updated to accurately reflect that this is a private club and that pets are not allowed on premises. We drove out of our way to come here unfortunately. I also suggest that when non members find their way here whether on purpose or accident, you should try to make a sale and offer them the pricing for a membership instead of making them feel like they are not welcome on the property.

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destiny child

destiny child

September 3, 2025

3

This review is not about the camp ground per se but the lake it offers access to. Boat ramp is a nightmare and prices recently jumped up for no real reason. Some real looney residents on the lakefront that don’t mind harassing anglers (which is illegal, by the way). Fishing itself is decently ok, but be prepared to share the water with jet skis, tubers, party boats, etc that don’t care that you’re there, and lakefront residents that actually HATE that you’re there.

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John Lewis

John Lewis

February 15, 2026

5

I now live in Brazil. I have nothing but the fondest memories here on my Sundays during the summer. Ron,Robin and Rochelle were awesome. I will remember those days forever. John Lewis

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Location & Directions for Shady Point Beach & Campground

701 Reservoir Rd., Lunenburg, MA 01462 United States

Elevation: 96 ft

Nearest town

Lunenburg, MA - 3.9 mi

About 8 min to downtown

Highway access

The campground is on Reservoir Road. Massachusetts Route 2 (Route 2) is a short drive away and Interstate 190 (I-190) is a short drive away, providing additional regional access.

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Last updated: October 7, 2026

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