PRP Association, Inc. is a NH non-profit corporation created in 1986, and is a volunteer organization dedicated to protecting and preserving Pine River Pond, its shorelines, and its environs. We provide a cohesive approach to significant issues impacting Pine River Pond, and promote the welfare of the lake community.

Located in the Town of Wakefield, NH, within Carroll County, Pine River Pond is a 570 acre pond sitting at the headwaters of Pine River, which flows northwest into Ossipee Lake. PRP is about 3.6 miles in length and 0.6 miles at it widest with about 12.2 miles of shoreline, and is about 55 feet at its deepest spot .

MEMBERS of the PRP Association are permitted to use the Pine River Association’s (PRA) Access Point on Lord Road. If you are not a member, or don’t have deeded property rights to use the PRA Access Point, you are trespassing.

Pine River Pond Book $ 10.00; Polo Shirt $ 30.00; Shorts $ 25.00; Sweatpants $ 30.00; Sweatshirt – Full-Zip with Hood $ 35.00 – $ 40.00; Sweatshirt – Full-Zip with Hood – Youth $ 35.00; Sweatshirt – Pullover Crew $ 25.00 – $ 30.00; Sweatshirt – Pullover Crew – Youth $ 25.00; Sweatshirt – Pullover with Hood

For the 2022 season, SŌLitude Lake Management (SŌLitude) was contracted by the Pine River Pond Association to conduct a macrophyte survey of Pine River Pond in East Wakefield, NH. The primary focus of the survey was to monitor and document the growth and potential

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Program Reports page, use the filter and select Pine River Pond. You’ll see 2 reports for 2016 and 2017. One details the sampling, and the other is a summary. The Summary of Conditions includes our historical data going back to 1986. Water clarity, used as an indirect measure of algal productivity, is generally good and historically shows an

Regular Members of the PRP Association (property owners with water rights to PRP) are permitted to use the neighboring Pine River Association ’ s (PRA) lake access point. It ’ s commonly referred to as the Lord Road Boat Ramp, and is the private property of the PRA.

“Dedicated to promoting the welfare of Pine River Pond and its environs.” President’s Message I hope that this finds you well, and enjoying the beginning of the summer. Water quality is our top priority, and we constantly engage with experts to know what’s happening. We’ve included articles on