Warners Pond

Warners Pond is a small weed-choked pond with still waters, beautiful views, and surprising peace and quiet for being next to West Concord Center. I take my kayak out without the tail fin so I don't get caught on the weeds or run aground in the wide areas of very shallow water.

A picturesque pond adorned with prestige, transparent water and an array of blooming flowers.
The air is filled with the Melodie’s of various birds, accompanied by the graceful presence dragonflies and bumblebees.
A genuine gem nestled in Concord, renowned for its tranquil ambiance, and cherished as a favored feeding ground by elegant swans and migratory Canadian geese.
It is truly astonishing to fathom the notion of anyone desiring to drain it completely and to deplete this heavenly haven.

This place is my sanctuary. Beware the pests lurking in the mire.

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Very large mosquito infested pond. More like swamp than any pond I've seen.

This place has way to many weeds and has too much mud and bugs around it, I went foshing for 2 hours and only got weed and misquote bites, i sudgust that no one goes here, would rate zero stars if I could.

Winter is a great time to explore Warners Pond. The deep freeze we've been having makes Warners Pond more accessible, since you can walk right across it and not have to deal with mud, vegetation, and private backyards. I wish there was a walking trail around more of the pond so that we could enjoy it in more seasons.

Local pond, great for ice skating during the winter!