Wakefield’s Lake Quannapowitt-Perfect for Evening Walks and Boating

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Hotel near Lake Quannapowitt in Wakefield, MAWhen choosing a hotel in Wakefield, MA, get away from all the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy our lakeside Lord Wakefield Hotel. Access to Lake Quannapowitt is one of our best hotel amenities as guests are able to walk, job, bike, and skate around this four mile lake. Lake Quannapowitt is a popular local attraction and you will always have some company as you take a stroll in the afternoon or evening.

Wakefield locals rave about the lake and say it is a “great place to clear your head, exercise, take a stroll with friends or even have a romantic walk outside.” Lake Quannapowitt is host to many events throughout the year including 5k races, marathons, fourth of July fireworks, and festivals. The Lake also offers sport activities like tennis courts, softball/baseball field, two playgrounds, gazebo, kayak rentals, and more!

If you are interested in boating, Lake Quannapowitt may please you even more. The Quannapowitt Yacht Club is the oldest inland boat club in America and was founded in 1884. The mission at Quannapowitt Yacht Club is to keep sailing costs low and they are known as the most affordable boat clubs in eastern Massachusetts. The racing season for the club is May through mid-October, but the club is open year-round for indoor activities. The club caters toward anyone interested in racing and boating, and members range from 15 to over 80 including both men and women. Sailing lessons are available and racers of all levels are welcome. Visit Lake Quannapowitt Yacht Club to learn more or call (339) 203-9201.

Come stay with us at the Lord Wakefield Hotel to experience all Lake Quannapowitt has to offer!

Photo credit: Lake Quannapowitt

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