Flints Pond
Flints Pond is a 50-acre warm-water pond located in Hollis, New Hampshire. The pond is open to the public and a popular place for fishing, kayaking and canoeing in the summer. In the winter ice fishing, snowshoeing, and snowmobiling are also popular. A public boat ramp and parking area are available via the State Access Road at the north end of the pond. The FPIA does not monitor recreational activities on the pond, please make safety an important part of your visit.
The Association
Did you know the Flint Pond Improvement association is a US Section 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and we've been around since 1957? Learn more about the FPIA and what we do.
Water Quality
The FPIA participates in the Volunteer Lake Assessment Program (VLAP), a cooperative waterbody health program with the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services.
Weed Watchers
Weed Watchers is a volunteer program in association with the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services dedicated to monitoring lakes and ponds for aquatic invasive plants.
Membership
Join the Flint Pond Improvement Association for only $10 a year.
Donations
Your donation may be tax deductible and goes directly to the FPIA's efforts for the stewardship of Flints Pond.
Contact Us
Would you like to volunteer? Do you have questions about the FPIA? Contact us.
Boaters
Please be aware that Flints Pond is an unfortunate host to Variable Milfoil, an exotic aquatic nuisance weed. Please check your boats and trailers and remove all traces of weeds to prevent spreading this invasive to other waterways.
The State of New Hampshire prohibits the use of petroleum powered motors on the pond. Electric motors are limited to 3 horsepower or less.
Meetings
Meetings are open to the public. Please check our Facebook page for meeting times, location, and links to online events.