Popular beach with large. parking area on Buzzard's Bay. Gulls here are already trained to look for…read moredining visitors.

"Chappy" seems to go forever in both directions ~ there's room for lots of beach lovers. Less…read morecrowded than Old Silver Beach. The water is a nice temp, & many swimmers are out playing in the waves. After you walk over 2' of smooth rocks, the sand bottom & shallow waves go out about 100'. Walk past the private beach to public land again through the dunes on Black Beach & on to Wood Neck Beach. Fabulous Sunset views ~ after Sunset, ribbons of colors paint the sky a unique design every night.

Lots of parking if you are arriving later in the day. Great swimming! Saw some horseshoe crabs!read more

My family has been coming here for more than two decades. It is a nice beach on a bay peninsula…read morewith a reeded area behind on the bay side. The beach has nice sand, shells, birds, small fish, snd more. Kids love watching the sea life, making sand castles, and swimming. Life guard towers are present, but not always occupied. There is a parking fee during the day. At night it is free if you want to watch a sunset or walk. Check the town schedule for fireworks. This is an ideal site to view them. In all a good scenic beach.

My absolute favorite beach in Dennis! It's especially perfect for families with little ones thanks…read moreto the calm, warm water and endless tidal pools to explore at low tide. The beach also has clean flush toilets and a full snack bar, making it easy to spend the whole day here. If you're driving, try to arrive before 9:00 AM or after 1:30 PM to avoid the long line for parking. Parking is $35 paid with credit cards only, but for us it was well worth it. Definitely a must-visit if you're on Cape Cod!

This is a fantastic beach for families with young kids during low tide. I've never experienced…read moreanything quite like it. The key is to be there at the right time. Go when the tide is going out and you can explore everything left behind on the ocean floor, or come back when the tide is coming in. Watching the water return at the speed it does is a really unique experience. You can check the tide schedule online. We went on a relatively mild, overcast day. The water was cold but not freezing. I imagine on a hot summer day it probably warms up quite a bit since it's so shallow. This was an incredible experience for both of my kids. My one year old loved splashing around in all the little pools the tide left behind. My six year old was completely fascinated watching the tide come rushing back in. None of us were expecting it to be as dramatic as it was. The overall vibe here was great too. People seemed friendly and relaxed, and we enjoyed the atmosphere much more than some of the beaches we visited around Newport the week before.

This is a wonderful beach to take in, even though there is limited parking, which lowers my rating…read moreby a star. While crossing the bridge, there is a bunch of grass all around, limiting the amount of sand located at this beach. The only highlights are the view of the jetty far out towards the right and the view straight ahead of land, if it's a clear day. Overall, a great discovery in this area.

This is like a rare beach gem That only a few who live in…read morethe area know about. Their is only about 10 parking spaces so if you come here, early otherwise walk. The beach is skittle rocky but the water is crystal clear. You are in the inlet so the water is calm and refreshing. You walk across a small wooden bridge. The place is very quiet and kept very clean. This is one my favorite beaches I like to visit when I am in the area.

Finding a beach any time after noon can be a challenge as we have learned…read more Municipal beach is great for families! Things to know it's BUSY! Lots of people, kids and families. It has a snack bar. It has clean restrooms. Keep an eye on the parking attendants! We were waiting so my husband walked in and took a look to find 3 open spots. So if you are waiting maybe scout the lot to ensure there are no open ones. It was crowded when we got here, but by 2 the crowds significantly died down! The tide went out and the kids were able to go out even further! We enjoyed this beach and it was a good option after we were turned away from our first 2-3 beach choices.

We usually head to Mayflower Beach but the lot had already filled up. Corp Beach was our backup and…read moreit worked out nicely. There is a snack shop, clean bathrooms and a playground. The beach is also handicap accessible. I would recommend walking a ways down the beach on the right because the seaweed and rocks do accumulate by the rocky jetty and the ocean turns dark brownish red when the tide comes in. The sand is softer and the water is clearer further to the right so make the walk.

Very nice beach! "No fun" lifeguards. Not even allowed to throw a tennis ball before the lifeguards…read morewhistle. And forget snorkeling. So ..

A beautiful, clean beach in the heart of the lovely town of Osterville. A resident sticker is…read morerequired for parking which I love because it keeps the beach from getting too crowded. The Cape is like my 2nd home so Dowses is always a part of my time here.

A cute little hidden beach in Cotuit. A good place to go if you want to avoid the typical summer…read moretourist crowds on the Cape. It's pretty small, but has ample parking. The unfortunate part about parking is that you need a resident sticker or you will get a ticket. The fortunate part is that it is not a far walk from the hustle and bustle of Main St. Sometimes there is a stinky low tide smell here, but not that often. The water is great for swimming and there is a lifeguard on duty in the summer.

This is my wife's favorite beach. Although the swimming is not the greatest (pebbles and seaweed at…read morewater edge), the beach is small and cosy, the sand is fine and great, and parking is right next to the beach.

The spot is great, clean water and small but nice beach. However I went swimming today in a…read morewetsuit. Some moron was fishing and claimed he was there first and said I should have seen him and avoided anywhere near. He shouted obscenities at me and I responded. He proceeded to go back to his truck, a white pickup, and then decided to vandalize my car. Knowing I was about a 1/2 mile from shore he didn't even have the guts to face me and through iced coffee in my car making a sticky mess. Watch out for fishermen driving white pickup!

Great pond with beach area off the bike trail. Also has a parking lot (very close to the water) so…read moreI suspect it gets pretty crowded in July and august. I was there in June and was already filled with kids. Definitely not secluded but Crystal clear water on a sunny day.