Pillings Pond Foundation, Inc. — Annual Community Tradition
The Annual Pillings Pond 4th of July Boat Parade is one of the most beloved traditions on the pond. Every year on Independence Day, boaters decorate their vessels in red, white, and blue and set sail together around the full perimeter of Pillings Pond — a spectacular sight for the entire community.
Whether you're on the water or watching from shore, the parade is a true celebration of Pillings Pond and the community that loves it. All watercraft are welcome — pontoon boats, kayaks, canoes, and paddleboards alike.
July 4th annually
Parade sails at 1:00 PM
East End of Pillings Pond
See route map below
All watercraft welcome — pontoon boats, kayaks, canoes, paddleboards
Decorate in red, white & blue, join at the East End at 1:00 PM, and follow the parade route
The parade departs from the East End at 1:00 PM, travels counterclockwise around the full perimeter of Pillings Pond, loops around the West End, and returns to the East End. The full route is approximately 3.2 miles.
Route shown in red. Start and End: East End of Pillings Pond. Parade sails at 1:00 PM.
The parade has grown every year, bringing together longtime residents and newcomers alike. It's a reminder of why Pillings Pond is such a special place — a community resource that brings people together, year after year.
Contact us for more information about the parade.