A beautiful beach that actually “sings” when you walk across it. No non resident parking. Find parking in the town and walk or you can take the train. Free to walk on. Read more...
Facing Gloucester Harbor, this is a relatively small sandy beach with good swimming. It’s a very pleasant setting with a high rocky knoll behind. Because the park surrounds the beach you can get out of the sun easily if you want. The view across the harbor as you sit on the beach is picturesque and constantly changing with a parade Read more...
Located off Route 127A and running across the Gloucester/Rockport line off Thatcher Road, this beach is long (of course), flat and sandy. The beach faces east, with a nice view of the twin lighthouses on Thacher’s Island. From Gloucester you drive by Good Harbor Beach and when you get to Rockport Road you’ll see a fork with an ice cream Read more...
Located just off of Stacy Boulevard, the location of the famous “Fisherman Statue.” As you face the statue, turn right and you’ll walk onto the beach by staying close to the water. Most visitors don’t come to know of this small downtown harbor beach because it’s not one of the most popular. However, this is a good place to relax Read more...
A beautiful beach with towering sand dune cliffs, White Crest Beach (also called Four Mile Beach and Surfer’s Beach) features rougher waters, making it ideal for the surfers who often flock here.The beach is a prime surfer hangout. Facilities include restrooms, a concession stand and lifeguards. If you’re up to the challenge, join one of the spontaneous volleyball games that Read more...
The water is calm and warm. This smallish beach, which is beach grass, has a beautiful view. Playground at Baker’s Field across street. Parking is free. Swimming pleasant only around high tide. Hard sand and lots of seashells – find all sorts of speciments. Boats by pier. Parking lot – medium. Residential/commercial. Not secluded. Yoga on the beach. Bike rack. Read more...
The Cape Cod National Seashore, created on August 7, 1961 by President John F. Kennedy, encompasses 43,607 acres on Cape Cod, in Massachusetts. It includes ponds, woods and beachfront of the Atlantic coastal pine barrens ecoregion. Read more...
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