Access Site
MA
Mascuppic Lake
City: Dracut, MA
County: Middlesex County
Type: Boat Ramp
Location: 42.67927047, -71.37486997
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Location
Interactive access map
Loads when you reach this section.
Nearby Gauge Conditions
Stony Brook at North Chelmsford, MA
1.9 mi away
Beaver Brook at Lowell, MA
1.9 mi away
Real-time data from USGS Water Services
About This Access Site
**Location & Facilities**
The Mascuppic Lake boat ramp is located at 272 Tyngsboro Road in Dracut, MA, providing public access to this 25-75 split lake between Dracut and Tyngsboro. This is a state-managed facility (Division of Fisheries and Wildlife) featuring a paved boat ramp on the eastern side of the lake, along with parking and a small beach area. The ramp accommodates various watercraft including kayaks, canoes, and motorboats.
**What to Expect**
Mascuppic Lake offers a variety of recreational opportunities for paddlers and anglers alike. The lake supports fishing for brown bullhead, yellow bullhead, sunfish, and bluegill. While the ramp is ADA accessible, paddlers should note that the lake does permit jet skis and motorboats, so expect shared water use. The facility is managed as a public beach and Commonwealth of Massachusetts boat ramp, making it a reliable access point for day-use paddling and boating activities in the greater Lowell area.
The Mascuppic Lake boat ramp is located at 272 Tyngsboro Road in Dracut, MA, providing public access to this 25-75 split lake between Dracut and Tyngsboro. This is a state-managed facility (Division of Fisheries and Wildlife) featuring a paved boat ramp on the eastern side of the lake, along with parking and a small beach area. The ramp accommodates various watercraft including kayaks, canoes, and motorboats.
**What to Expect**
Mascuppic Lake offers a variety of recreational opportunities for paddlers and anglers alike. The lake supports fishing for brown bullhead, yellow bullhead, sunfish, and bluegill. While the ramp is ADA accessible, paddlers should note that the lake does permit jet skis and motorboats, so expect shared water use. The facility is managed as a public beach and Commonwealth of Massachusetts boat ramp, making it a reliable access point for day-use paddling and boating activities in the greater Lowell area.
Nearby Recreation Areas
Lowell National Historical Park
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