One of my son's favorite beaches to visit on the Cape. Part of the national sea shore, parking was…read more$25 for summer 2026. Big parking lot. Stairs to climb down to the beach. Tons of sand space, great waves and refreshing water, seal watching, great place for kites and all your summer fun!

Why Marconi Beach? Honestly, why the hell not?…read more During a very brief day trip to the Cape, we were looking to see a particular lighthouse (Nauset) and to see some big ass coastal bluffs which after twenty seconds of research made Marconi an easy choice. Below is a bit of NPS info on what to expect when visiting and a smidge about the history of the area. www.nps.gov/caco/planyourvisit/marconi-beach.htm www.nps.gov/places/marconi-beach.htm A nice winding drive in through the pine barrens which opens up to a massive parking lot. It truly must be a hell scape in season, but when you're visiting in early April and it's in the low 40s with a barking wind, even on a Saturday, there were only four other cars. We got the views we were looking for and poached a few shells/rocks for some mementos. While the visit was brief (25ish minutes - too crazy cold to make it any longer) it is indeed beautiful here and worth making a visit. (It's also worth mentioning the Captain Obvious that in the offseason you are able to avoid those pesky NPS entrance fees but if you need to use the loo, it ain't happening here since all of that is closed and of course there are no lifeguards, so watch out for Jaws.)

Lovely and quite not busy. Would need a car sticker if out of town. Probably local town hall…read more Weekend $75 for access to 3 local beaches.

Bayside beach off Thumpertown Road. Much cleaner and warmer than the oceanside beaches. When the…read moretide is in there isn't much sand space, so it can be crowded in the summer, get there early. I love when the tide is out, you feel like you can walk forever until you get to the deep ocean water. Boats are anchored out in the water from the beach. Cute beach houses overlook the beach from above. Wooden stair access to the beach from the parking lot. Parking fees apply during summer season. Port a potty set up in parking lot during the summer. Keep an ear out for the ice cream trucks making their rounds, so bring a few dollars to the beach with you. Go back in the evening, it's a great place to watch the sunset. The beach we hang out at when visiting the area.

It's a very pleasant beach with much parking available. Porta-pottys are plenty and well…read moremaintained. People are generally respectful and take care of their garbage as needed. Great shore, wonderful weather, good vibes.

Ahhh Cape Cod. The land of beaches. If you find yourself in the Brewster area.... Crosby Landing…read moreBeach is the place for you! On the bay side of the cape, this beach has relatively calm and shallow waters, perfect for families or those who don't typically enjoy rough waves. High tide leaves a narrow but lengthy stretch of sand to stake out. Low tide reveals a massive sandbar, perfect for sand castles and lounging around. A bit rocky when you are first wading in but take the time and find the paths through the rocks that people create and you'll reach the rest of the sand in no time. Small parking lot for town permit holders. An overflow lot (where Massachusetts State Park pass holders can pull in as well) is available a couple minutes walk up the road. Port-a-potties are available in-lot during the summer months. Both days I visited, an ice cream truck made an appearance. Otherwise, the beach is basic without additional amenities. Not too crowded on the mid-summer weekdays that I visited. Great beach option for your Cape getaway. Next time I'm down, I'll definitely return.

Super close to our room and such a great beach for a morning stroll. So many shells! A few areas…read moreare private but still a great place to start the day. Grab a coffee nearby and off you go!

Wow, such a clean beach!…read more There is a bathroom here, and plenty parking. I came with a local, so be sure to check out parking permits signage for details if you want to park here as a visitor. It can get pretty windy, and no shade. So bring your sunscreen!

GOS took use to a small 2-3 spot place to park. It was a very small beach nestled between houses…read more As we started back up the road we stopped at the first parking lot we drove by to see if there was more to the beach. And that was a Yes! The walkway was thru the sand dune that took us down to the beach. The beach was allowed a nice walk along the water. There are multiple homes that we passed. If you want a more "wild" beach and less built up, this would not be the beach.

I came here for the first time off season and was blown away by nature's beauty…read more I went early during low tide, wanting to walk as far out into the ocean as possible. All while admiring the pretty sea shells and colorful rocks. The morning fog lifted, as the day progressed and the ocean breezes was cool and refreshing. If you love long morning walks along the beach, you should definitely give this a try!

Amazing beach! This is a great spot for a low tide on this side of the Cape. We enjoyed time…read morelooking for sea shells and the long walk to the lighthouse. Parking is easy!

We rented a house whose private beach led to Hardings Beach…read more It is a super cool beach with a lot of sand bars, and horse shoe crabs. There is a parking lot for guests. It's very beautiful and offers great views of the atlantic and the inlets. We spent a lot of time on the beach. It's at the end of the road and again, backs up to a neighborhood. Super accessible. We watched sunset and sunrise and it was magical! I'll let the pictures speak for themselves!

BEWARE ! This is a private beach. The signs stating that it is a private beach are kinda hidden at…read morethe entry points and there are no signs saying it either at where the beach actually begins. We had thought it was maybe because the weather was bad that they weren't charging entry fees... well we were wrong. The guy comes in a little Eastham public works van parks in the back and just writes out $50 tickets to unsuspecting people. I always respect the rules when I go places and had I seen the signs I would of left. But seriously both roads into the parking area you cannot see them. Go up the road to first encounters beach. It's the same beach and they have a person there at the entrance that you can purchase a parking pass from. Both are beautiful and great for kids though.

This beach was within ten minutes walking distance from our rented house. The beach was beautiful…read more The entire area was very clean and I couldn't believe how warm the water was. It was like bath water! It was the perfect place to spend our vacation!

Love the many beaches on Cape Cod. So nice to sit, lay in the sand, read a book, or take a dip in…read morethe ocean. Even though it's June heading into July the water is comfortable, not freezing cold. No life guards are on duty so swim at your own risk.

This was an adorable little beach that we stopped at, right around the corner from seagull beach…read more We had an hour to waste when we arrived to the cape (waiting for our air b&b to be ready for check in!) and this was perfect. Originally we had gone to seagull beach but didn't want to spent $20 for just an hour of being on the sand... Englewood was just what we needed. Tiny little beach area, but good enough, free parking, swingset and the cleanest portapotty I have ever seen. My toddler was happy! We would definitely return to this location.