Diamond Pond

Located in Norfolk County, Massachusetts

Diamond Pond is a roughly eight-acre pond located in Norfolk County, in the town of Walpole, Massachusetts. Boston is close by, sitting at 27 miles north.

The Boston Logan International Airport is situated 28 miles north. The closest location for urgent care is Beth Israel - Milton, 17 miles north in Milton, Massachusetts.

When heading into town, grab a bite to eat at restaurants like Conrad's, Farmer in the Dell, The Raven's Nest Pub and Restaurant, and Jalapeno's Grill.

A Great Place to Unwind

Diamond Pond is a fantastic place to take a hike on a sunny day or when you need a moment to yourself.

An old railroad berm that overlays the pond makes for a great fishing platform!

What's Nearby?

Gillette Stadium, home of the New England Patriots, is only four miles south. Attend a game, and before it starts, browse the shops at Patriot Place, an on-site shopping center featuring stores, dining, bowling, and movies.

Looking to play a round of golf? Check out Royal Crest Country Club, which backs up to Diamond Pond. This private club offers a golf course that is a challenge for all skill levels, as well as a dining facility, a pool, and tennis courts.

The Mass Audubon Moose Hill Sanctuary is an extensive hiking reserve encompassing protected fields, forests, and wetlands. There are over 20 miles of trails to explore and over 100 species of birds to observe during the fall.

Visit Boston

Boston is just a short drive away from Diamond Pond! There are days of activities that visitors will enjoy in one of America's history hubs.

Walk the Freedom Trail and get a sense of the coastal city’s revolutionary history.

While you’re there, check out Boston’s museums like the Museum of Fine Arts, The John F. Kennedy Presidential Museum and Library, and the Institute of Contemporary Art.

Boston’s historic neighborhoods like North End and Little Italy offer breathtaking architecture and atmosphere.

There is no shortage of historic sites and monuments in Boston: Bunker Hill, Old North Church, and the Paul Revere House. All offer a glimpse into the lives that shaped American History.

Why Diamond Pond?

If you're looking for a residential neighborhood with a little slice of nature in your backyard, then you've found the perfect match in Diamond Pond!