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Many of us love traveling on the Wanderlog team, so naturally we’re always on the hunt to find the most popular spots anytime we travel somewhere new. With favorites like Old Silver Beach, Chapoquoit Beach, and Surf Drive Beach and more, get ready to experience the best places in Falmouth.
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1Old Silver Beach

4.2
(364)
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Mentioned on 
9 lists 
Outdoor Activities
Beaches
Old Silver Beach in North Falmouth is a stunning destination known for its wide, white-sand shorelines and picturesque bay views. The calm waters and rock jetties make it a popular spot for swimmers, while the sandbar at one end creates shallow waters and tide pools filled with marine creatures, making it ideal for families with young children.
Falmouth, MA 02556•Tips and more reviews for Old Silver Beach

2Chapoquoit Beach

4.6
(349)
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4.5
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Mentioned on 
9 lists 
Beach
Outdoor Activities
Chapoquoit Beach, also known as "Chappy," is a picturesque stretch of shoreline along Buzzards Bay in West Falmouth. It offers a less crowded alternative to other Cape Cod beaches and is particularly renowned for its stunning sunsets, making it an ideal spot for a romantic evening. The beach features clear waters perfect for swimming and boasts tidal pools teeming with marine life during low tide, offering an adventurous experience for visitors.
Beautiful sand, Crystal clear water, picturesque sand dunes, and public parking. A very very nice beach, one of my favorite places on earth in fact... As I write this I'm starting to wonder if I should lie and leave a bad review in order to keep the crowds down. I might have done that but I wouldn't dare bad mouth my precious Chapoquoit. Highly recommend. 3 thumbs up 👍👍👍
Kyle W — Google review
Nice place! Great sunset! Small Parking lot fills up fast. Saw during the day you have to pay to park. Not really any sea shells, but lots of different rocks and quartz along the shore. Hardly any sea weed also.
Tami G — Google review
If you love the ocean yet don't want to be in the rip tides of the Atlantic. This is the perfect beach for you and your family💯. I have been living in Falmouth for 4 years and this is the best swimming in town.
JumpkickMan — Google review
Great Beach it could use a little bit more sand, but as far as books it is an absolutely beautiful beach and if you enjoy waves and are a surfer beginner and forth then this is the beach for you you will certainly enjoy the ginormous waves depending on how the weather is, kids enjoy however I would be a little careful for children under five that aren’t familiar with the water or children that don’t know how to swim it’s still an ocean with an extreme undertow and current and water is nothing to be played with however I won’t preach except for how great the speeches and you should definitely check it out if your visit in Cape Cod in the West Falmouth area
Ashley S — Google review
If you are looking for a relaxing Beautiful beach -This is the place ! The sand is soft and very fine and I loved the natural beauty of the place. Like stepping back in time.- no frills but beautiful and relaxing.
Tara T — Google review
Beautiful beach with medium size waves, fun but not too much undertow. It's also a part of a bay, so little danger of sharks like the outer Cape areas where there are seals that attract them.
Julie B — Google review
There is no better place to see the sunset and nicer sand to take a stroll across the beach then chappaquoit Beach and it's also pristine clean with some beautiful rocks and shells are in there of course we know who's responsible for that 😎
Karen M — Google review
we enjoy bikes there. enjoy Atlantic Ocean view. you may car parking there
Winnie N — Google review
104 Chapoquoit Rd, Falmouth, MA 02540•http://www.falmouthmass.us/151/Beach-Department•Tips and more reviews for Chapoquoit Beach
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3Surf Drive Beach

4.2
(44)
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Mentioned on 
8 lists 
Beach
Surf Drive Beach is a picturesque sandy beach protected by rock jetties, offering stunning views of Martha's Vineyard. It is conveniently located near Falmouth village center and provides amenities such as showers, restrooms, and lifeguards for visitors' convenience. The beach is known for its warm and calm waters, making it an ideal spot for swimming and relaxation.
Clean, quiet beach. I do recommend wearing water shoes, when you go into the water, when you go into the water due to smaller rocks. The rocks are not sharp, but wearing water shoes will help. The sand was very clean. Great little beach that was not to crowded.
Gary M — Google review
Been to many beaches on the cape, and this is by far the best! Rarely a crowd m-f, parking across the street, bring your water shoes and enjoy the deep swimming water!
William D — Google review
Decent beach. Paid parking across the road. Road is right next to the beach. Bring your water shoes.
V G — Google review
Very chill skinny beach. No amenities tho.
Jong L — Google review
We rented a place about 200mtr from the beach at Surf Drive. Beautiful peaceful location, lovely sandy beach and the sea is nice and clear. Worth doing the picturesque walk along the coast to Woods Hole where you can get a ferry over to Martha's Vineyard....highly recommended !
Lee G — Google review
The beach has a lot of pebbles in the water and a small step down and still more pebbles. Bring water shoes ! Or flip flops to wear in the water.we wore our flip flops in the water cause the pebbles are very uncomfortable.also there is a lot of seaweed. Not a lot of people. 10 dollars to park and small walk from parking lot to beach. Short walk from beach to water. I liked that. Once you get in the water with your shoes it’s ok. It’s a quiet not to crowded beach. If it wasn’t for the pebbles and seaweed it wasn’t bad. Went there July 2018
Suzanne R — Google review
This was a great little beach. Not a ton of sand above the high tide line, but on a weekday it wasn’t crowded. It was right on the road, but we didn’t hear any road noise so it was relaxing. Parking right across the street so it wasn’t a long walk with all our beach stuff.
Kim C — Google review
BEAUTIFUL BEACH, just absolutely beautiful and relaxing. Found some amazing stones and beautiful sea shells!!!! The beach had like 3 people there and that’s how I like it. Although the water was freezing cuz it’s only April in New England it was still clear and beautiful!!! Summer hurry we need you
Stephanie M — Google review
Falmouth, MA 02540•Tips and more reviews for Surf Drive Beach

4Bristol Beach

4.6
(154)
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Mentioned on 
6 lists 
Beach
Bristol Beach is a charming mid-sized recreational spot that perfectly balances relaxation and fun. Situated conveniently near the Shining Sea Bikeway and downtown Falmouth, this beach boasts stunning views of Falmouth Heights and Vineyard Sound. With modest waves ideal for families, it features small stone jetties that add to its coastal charm. The beach is known for its spacious parking lot, making access easy for visitors.
Great beach for shells! The two times I have been here you are literally walking on piles of slipper shells. Bristol Beach is a connection to Falmouth Heights Beach and Maravista Beach. So if you are meeting a friend and you cant find each other, one of you may be in the wrong parking lot!
Rebecca Y — Google review
Lots of shells to find, The water is cool and clear.
Cindee L — Google review
No amenities nearby.
Jong L — Google review
Nice beach off season
Thomas M — Google review
Quite, clean beach with close parking. Life guard on duty.
Mark D — Google review
Beach was clean and beautiful. It's a bit Rocky going into the water but once in was very nice. The water was warm and great for swimming and enjoying. The beach only has parking for residents or if you buy a sticker; we we're close enough to drop off and walk. Only main issue is they don't have bathroom facilities or food just porta-potties (yuck)!
Alice F — Google review
Great local beach for Falmouth residents. Good parking. LIfeguard on duty until 4:30 p.m. EST. Thoroughly enjoyed visiting it with my Aunt who resides here. Clean beach with nice people and calm waters.
Edward M — Google review
Nice smallish beach with lifeguards. Copious amounts of slipper shells here so bring water shoes. Surf levels are low due to offshore islands. Good for kids. Can explore critters in the adjoining pond as well
Patrick M — Google review
76 Menauhant Rd, Falmouth, MA 02540•http://www.falmouthmass.us/depart.php?depkey=beach•Tips and more reviews for Bristol Beach

5Wood Neck Beach

4.9
(16)
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Mentioned on 
6 lists 
Beach
Wood Neck Beach in Falmouth, MA is a popular destination offering stunning water views and a vibrant natural environment. The beach features gentle currents, tide pools, and salt marsh coastal landscapes. Visitors can enjoy activities such as wading, boogie boarding, and swimming. During the summer season, lifeguards are on duty while restrooms and showers are available for convenience. Access to the parking lot requires stickers in the summer months but not during other times of the year.
Wood Neck is a gem. The tidal action is especially fun because the beach runs right into the marsh via a tidal creek, so there is always a “lazy river” to play in. Lots of bunker, minnows, and various crabs are back there. It is a sand and shell beach, and the creek is also very shell-y. Beach shoes can help if your “summer feet” aren’t up to spec!
Julian M — Google review
No parking for non-residents Had to go to Old Silver Beach
Nadia K — Google review
Great little spot to watch the sunset while in Falmouth.
Tony G — Google review
Amazing sunset
Luis S — Google review
Beautiful
David R — Google review
Beautiful
Peter H — Google review
(Translated by Google) Great beach but one dead seagull (Original) 優質海灘,不過有一隻死掉的海鷗
Anne C — Google review
Low tide exposes sandy beach and fun for kids exploring nature. Tubes best for the lazy river to avoid scraping knees against rocks.
V G — Google review
Falmouth, MA 02540•Tips and more reviews for Wood Neck Beach
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6Falmouth Heights Beach

4.6
(95)
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4.1
(71)
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Mentioned on 
5 lists 
Beach
Outdoor Activities
Falmouth Heights Beach in Falmouth, MA is a popular destination along the Nantucket Sound. It offers a picturesque setting with nearby restaurants and concessions for refreshments. The beach features park benches and a grassy area overlooking the water, providing a relaxing space to take in the surroundings. Additionally, Old Silver Beach is known for its swimming, sunbathing, snorkeling, and paddleboarding opportunities with crystal-clear waters teeming with marine life.
After paying $20 for parking the prior two days at other beaches in Falmouth we were lucky enough to manage to snag meter parking at Falmouth Heights, and it was fantastic. Beautiful large beach with a great view. I like that the bathroom and food truck/cart are close. My son likes to dive for shells and found some fantastic ones. It's one of the best beaches in Falmouth.
Lindsay B — Google review
This is a charming little beach with beautiful views of Vineyard Sound and a relaxed, family-friendly vibe. The sand is soft, and the water is usually calm and warm, making it great for a quick swim or lounging by the shore. Just a heads-up—the water gets deep fairly quickly, so it’s something to keep in mind if you're visiting with young kids or less confident swimmers. Parking can be a bit of a challenge, especially on weekends during peak season. The small lot fills up fast, and street parking is limited, so it’s definitely worth arriving earlier in the day to secure a spot. If you're staying nearby, walking or biking is a great alternative. Overall, it’s a lovely spot to spend a few hours soaking up the sun, enjoying the view, and grabbing a bite from one of the nearby restaurants or food trucks across the street.
Saarangi B — Google review
This is a good place to pick up some gem stones and special rocks.
Sky — Google review
We went around 9 pm and the beach wasn't crowded at all. The sky was beautiful, perfect for pictures!
Ruthie J — Google review
Quiet. Friendly. Need a trowel to dig a hole for your beach umbrella? Someone on the beach has got your back. They may even lend you their beach chair. Just leave it on the beach and they'll pick it up later.
Crystal I — Google review
Sandy beach overlooking Vineyard Sound with Martha's Vineyard in the distance. Soft sand, crowds of families. Dogs allowed. 🐶 🐕
Cam E — Google review
Limited parking, rocky beach but never super crowded and water is usually warm at peak summer
Sofia D — Google review
This has always been one of my favorite beaches. The beach is broken up into a series of inlets which modify the waves. It is peaceful and pretty on any day.
Margaret B — Google review
Falmouth, MA 02540•http://www.falmouthmass.us/depart.php?depkey=beach•Tips and more reviews for Falmouth Heights Beach

7Menauhant Beach

4.8
(67)
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3.8
(20)
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Mentioned on 
5 lists 
Beach
Nature & Parks
Menauhant Beach is a popular shoreline in Falmouth, offering stunning views of Martha's Vineyard and a peaceful atmosphere. It is known for its shell collecting opportunities and features two sections divided by a small creek. The East section is open to the public, while the West section is reserved for local association members. At low tide, lengthy sandbars emerge, providing an ideal setting for leisurely walks and more shell collecting.
Beautiful Beach peaceful & clean, we had yo stop over because during our bike ride, mt friends entire bike peddle came off. So we waited there for her rescue team arrive & drive her back....
Tirzah H — Google review
Nice beach, clean. Tide brings in lots of shells.
Gillian P — Google review
Paid and resident parking lots available . Plenty of room to spread out. Beach front was replenish again this past winter. Be advised remnants of the old menauhant bridge wset of the bridge. Rocks and wooden structures can be laying just out of sight below the sand or surf. Enjoy but be careful. Very strong Rio currents a quite frequent as well.
D. S — Google review
Like going back in time. Love visiting this beach and all of the residents.
Karen S — Google review
Beautiful south facing beach to the Vineyard. More rocky than most cape beaches, but if you are a rockhound, you are in for a treat.
Timothy D — Google review
Calm, deep water, can see Martha’s Vineyard across the way and on the other side of the road there are boat ramps and great water inlets for casual kayaking or SUPs
Mary D — Google review
My favorite beach to bring our dog. Summertime it's busy, it's the cape.
James V — Google review
Clean water and sand. Nice clean public facilities.
Lee W — Google review
Falmouth, MA 02536•Tips and more reviews for Menauhant Beach

8Megansett Beach

4.5
(143)
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Mentioned on 
5 lists 
Beach
Megansett Beach is a small but pleasant beach located in North Falmouth, Cape Cod. It offers lovely views and a serene atmosphere away from the tourist crowds. The beach features a floating dock, ideal for jumping into the water or fishing. While parking is limited to residents only during summer months, free parking across the street is available. Megansett Beach is known for its romantic sunsets and makes for an excellent spot to take pictures and enjoy swimming in the New England waters.
We come fishing here every year for summer time we have caught delicious fish in here, it’s a small beach but it’s super peaceful and quite, always respect nature🫶🏼.
Fatima C — Google review
Lovely quaint beach, I can't give it my highest rating because it's just so small. There is nowhere to beach run, and might hold up as an excellent swimmer's beach but I can't speak to that.
Dan P — Google review
Little beach was perfect for our off season visit. We enjoyed the view and sunshine.
Marsha D — Google review
Great place to take pictures and swim.
JumpkickMan — Google review
Quiet in May.
David B — Google review
Nice, small beach. Very clean.
Brendan W — Google review
Nice smaller beach in North Falmouth, parking requires a sticker during the summer months.
Andrew L — Google review
Extremely small and cramped but nice view of the bay
Demonde G — Google review
239 County Rd, Falmouth, MA 02556•http://www.falmouthmass.us/151/Beach-Department•Tips and more reviews for Megansett Beach

9Grews Pond

4.8
(11)
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Mentioned on 
3 lists 
Lake
Grews Pond, located within Goodwill Park in Falmouth, is a serene freshwater pond nestled in a spacious town forest. Unlike the bustling beaches of Falmouth, Grews Pond offers free parking and a tranquil atmosphere even during peak summer months. Visitors can enjoy leisurely strolls along shaded pathways, relax at picnic tables, utilize barbecue grills, and take advantage of amenities such as a playground and restrooms.
Free local park. No charge for parking or beach access. Lifeguards on duty. You do have to use Gifford street to get into the park, no access on the other side. Plug in Gifford street into your gps instead of the park or pond name. The entrance is very obvious.
Allegra P — Google review
This pond is great for the whole family. Located inside Goodwill park, it has picknick tables and outside grills for public use. Sand volleyball and lifeguards. Parking is free and so is swimming! There is a playground 5 minutes by walking. This free pond was the best place I took my family too. Will come back!
GronkFan 8 — Google review
You have to use Gifford st. Entrance
Celso L — Google review
Nice place...
MrMaximus1974 — Google review
lovely place, water fab, kept coming back
Cristina B — Google review
Nice swimming hole! Well supervised by lifeguards.
Frank W — Google review
(Translated by Google) An excellent place for children, it has a lifeguard in season, it has a picnic area, they even have a grill, it has portable toilets. (Original) Un lugar excelente para los niños cuenta con salvavidas en temporada tiene área de picnic incluso también tienen grill cuenta con baños portátiles
Charlene B — Google review
Falmouth, MA 02540, USA•Tips and more reviews for Grews Pond

10Spohr Gardens

4.7
(315)
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4.4
(136)
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Mentioned on 
2 lists 
Garden
Nature & Parks
Spohr Gardens, located in Falmouth, is a charming six-acre woodland garden featuring an array of springtime flowers surrounding a picturesque pond. The property was once owned by Charles and Margaret Spohr, who envisioned creating a tranquil nature sanctuary for the community. Visitors can wander along winding paths adorned with nautical artifacts, including historic anchors collected by Charles. The gardens offer rotating seasonal blooms and stunning views of Oyster Pond.
So interesting. So relaxing. Had an hour to kill with my family and this was a great place to walk around at marvel at all the the big anchors, and millstones that they have collected here. Beautiful and interesting plants throughout the property. Highly recommend.
Martin K — Google review
Do you love mill stones and anchors? This is the place for you. Spohr Gardens is free and open to the public from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. The gardens hold events throughout the year, including planting daffodils and welcoming butterflies. While some people with limited mobility may enjoy the main paths and find places to sit, the grounds are not wheelchair accessible. This is the perfect place to relax after several hours of learning history.
Abigail E — Google review
Love this garden with something for everyone (except bathrooms) Some wide easy pathways and some fun narrow and winding ones. A lot of old anchors milestones to see. We enjoyed wandering around at own paces and met back up at the car. Lots of plants, trees and wildlife to see.
Those H — Google review
Even in the rain it's a beautiful garden to walk through. Great collection of mill stones and anchors.
Kathleen D — Google review
Absolute gorgeous garden in oysters pond, free to everyone. The story behind the garden is beautiful. Be sure to explore all the little trails throughout the garden. Lots of rabbits and chipmunks running around for entertainment. Great place to read a book or just enjoy a quiet afternoon. Definitely recommend visiting this park.
Janet S — Google review
Great place to check out even on a rainy day!!! I can imagine the gardens in bloom in the spring!
Anatoliy S — Google review
Such a magical place to visit. Sweet history of a couple very much in love as these gardens tell their "story". I especially loved the the dock area with all the anchors lined up along the waterline. They were collected through the years from several ships and their "back story" is written down for each one. It doesn't cost anything but donations are always welcome and I'm sure much appreciated. Definitely a place I recommend to visit with the family, your significant other or even by yourself. It's a short peaceful and beautiful walk through "history"....
Athena A — Google review
Gorgeous garden walk, public restrooms would be great
Roelien P — Google review
45 Fells Rd, Falmouth, MA 02540, USA•https://www.spohrgardens.org/•(508) 548-0623•Tips and more reviews for Spohr Gardens
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11MBL Stony Beach

4.6
(154)
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4.2
(20)
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Beach
Outdoor Activities
Stony Beach, also known as MBL beach, is a hidden treasure located on Buzzards Bay at the bottom of Cape Cod. This tranquil and unassuming beach provides a perfect escape from the bustling summer crowds and offers a serene haven by the ocean. It is one of the few public beaches in the area and boasts a charming sandy shore that is ideal for swimming. With limited parking spaces, it remains a peaceful spot to appreciate breathtaking sunsets in late April or any time of year.
Stony Beach is a great place to hang out for families. There is a lifeguard on duty, and the waves a relatively small. The sand bars make it easy to wade out into Buzzards Bay. Jetties protect the little beach. My grandmother lives in a house on the beach; therefore this beach has a special place in my heart
Zachary A — Google review
Small but quaint beach. Early July, water was warm enough for a refreshing swim, appreciated the outdoor shower. One portable-potty. I rode part of the Shining Sea Bikeway and ended up at this little gem. Mostly sandy, some small pebbles. A little seaweed in the water, not bad. Would definitely return!!
Barb B — Google review
Charming little beach. Has a shower, which is a plus. Not that stony at all. We love it!
Aleksandra G — Google review
Beautiful, clean little nook. We just love it here and the sunsets are gorgeous!
Kim — Google review
Awesome waves when wind is from north
Dima S — Google review
Hot and clear water, a piece of paradise (with a small parking lot). Ideal for young kids.
Boris M — Google review
it's a beach with limited parking spaces good place to enjoy the sunset in late April or anytime at that! ENJOY !
Colby B — Google review
Beautiful sunset from this spot. Experience comes complete with sea birds, pink skies, and preppy teenagers.
Meghan J — Google review
Falmouth, MA 02543•Tips and more reviews for MBL Stony Beach

12Falmouth Country Club

4.3
(153)
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Mentioned on 
2 lists 
Golf course
Golf driving range
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Falmouth Country Club, located near the Atlantic Coast, is a public golf course offering two distinct courses to cater to different preferences. The club features 27 holes - an 18-hole course and a 9-hole course - both open year-round. Visitors can expect well-maintained fairways with some challenging areas, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced players.
Great Golf course. I'm on the beginner side of things and found this to be a very enjoyable course. A lot of wide open fairways that gave me some room to work with, and some challenging areas as well. Everything was in good condition, and it was a great place to play.
Keith D — Google review
Fun course, but some suggestions to make it even better. Water stations or vending machines on the course would be welcome, especially when the heat index reached 100 today. Parking lot was full, but no beverage cart was operating. I think the course is missing a revenue opportunity. Also, many of the ball washers were missing. Finally, no marshall was on the course managing the slow pace of play. Little things, but combined they make big difference in the overall experience.
Mark A — Google review
I routinely play the Talon, 9-hole, course. Good greens, fairways are generally good depending on sun and rain, and the staff is pleasant. What bugs me? Booking a tee time online. I cannot believe that it’s 2024 and you still have to key in THE ENTIRE CREDIT INFO EVERY TIME. Do better.
Joe S — Google review
Nice track very technical. A real shot makers course. Keep the ball in play if you want to post a good score. The staff are amazing and welcoming.
Paul F — Google review
We had a fabulous 4th of July playing 9 holes. Really enjoyed this course.
Kathy B — Google review
Pace of play is very poor. Over 4 hours for a round on a Sunday afternoon. Relatively affordable/forgiving course so will attract many beginners. Greens are in great condition.
Patrick W — Google review
I will never go there again. For many years I have gone there and waited for play to be reasonable. Today was just too much. I played 9 holes and it took 2 1/2 hours. This is obscene. They have needed a ranger for years. They have to get one or no one will play there. It is NOT worth it. I was hasty with this review. Matt Burgess responded right away to me. Every business has off days and what makes a great business is how they respond. Matt has been helpful and thoughtful. I will be going back
John O — Google review
This course has really improved over the last 5 years. Wide forgiving fairways. Very little trouble, and a relatively easy track that has some challenges. Very well maintained, although the greens were slightly slow when I went in early June, but that's typical for the time of year. The staff was great and very accommodating. They offered a discount for military and service members which was great to get a free cart. Highly recommended.
John R — Google review
630 Carriage Shop Rd, East Falmouth, MA 02536, USA•https://www.falmouthcountryclub.com/?utm_source=extnet&utm_mediu…•(508) 548-3211•Tips and more reviews for Falmouth Country Club

13Falmouth Beach

4.7
(38)
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Mentioned on 
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Falmouth Beach is a popular destination in Millville, Massachusetts, known for its expansive white-sand shoreline and clear waters. It offers various activities such as swimming, sunbathing, and seasonal lifeguards for safety. The area surrounding the beach provides easy access to numerous dining options, ranging from traditional Cape Cod cuisine to international fare. Families with children can also enjoy nearby beaches like Stony Beach and Falmouth Harbor Beach, which offer calm waters and playgrounds.
Beautiful and peaceful beach off the bike trail.
Shikun W — Google review
So beautiful with or without snow
Tina L — Google review
Loved this beach. Beautiful, clean, and no seaweed. No luck fishing, but beautiful spot to try.
Marissa B — Google review
Cool little beach, we visited right before Hurricane Lee arrived and the waves were decent. Limited parking and the beach gets pretty narrow at high tide. But worth a visit if you are in Falmouth or Woods Hole.
Don L — Google review
Nice place. Check it out
M C — Google review
One of the most beautiful beaches in New England!
MK M — Google review
Parking-Free and available Restroom-One Portable - not good for family Shower - No Food - No Lifeguard - No Fun activities - No For family and kids : I don’t recommend
Hassnine R — Google review
Falmouth beach is awesome. The water is a perfect temperature and the view is unbeatable!! You can easily find sea glass along the shore!! I love walking out on the jetties!!
Delaney M — Google review
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14Nobska Beach

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Nobska Beach, located just a 15-minute walk from the main part of Woods Hole, is a narrow and unassuming beach that offers stunning views of Martha's Vineyard and the iconic Nobska Lighthouse. The refreshing waters make it an ideal spot for relaxation on a hot New England day. Visitors can enjoy the picturesque scenery of the ocean, ferries passing by, and beautiful blue water.
Such a wonderful and scenic place! Nothing but the view of the ocean, beautiful blue water, ferries going by and a view of Martha's Vinyard. With the nobska lighthouse within a few minute walk this location is a photographer's playground. With the woods hole pier just a few minutes away for all the restaurants, and the shops, as well as all the ridiculous parking prices, the beach is perfectly secluded. Keep in mind you do need a parking permit to park by the beach until 5pm.
Lyudmila K — Google review
Incredible sunrises here we went every day for a while week and the sun actually rose every time
Lucas B — Google review
Cute beach with a great view of the Nobska Lighthouse. The ferries go right by here. Only drawback is a lack of parking.
Matthew T — Google review
Small beach where parking with cars is for permit holders only from 9-5. After that anybody can go. We did go around 6pm and walked to the lighthouse and walked the beach. Part of the beach is very pebbly/rocky and the other part beautiful soft sand. Very calm waters when we were there.
Sylvie K — Google review
Sand + water = timeless combination
Sarah B — Google review
This is an awesome private beach right in Woods Hole. You must have a parking pass in order to park there. They also do allow for dogs before 9am and after 6pm I believe. Someone correct me if I'm off by a little bit. When we recently came up, it had some seaweed, but it wasn't bad. Catch some sun, float in the water, watch the birds dive into the water, and enjoy.
Cain B — Google review
beautiful, grabbed lobster roll at fish market $31 but good
Karl K — Google review
Private beach with parking only for cars with parking permit. However, it is one of the most beautiful scenery along the coast I ever seen!
Raymond C — Google review
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15Chappaquoit Beach

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Chappaquoit Beach, situated in Falmouth, Massachusetts, USA, is a beloved destination for both locals and visitors. The beach offers a serene atmosphere ideal for unwinding and soaking up the sun. Its main draw is the pristine sandy shores that attract many beachgoers. Additionally, it's renowned as a prime spot to witness breathtaking sunsets. While it can get crowded at times, especially during sunset hours, its beauty makes it well worth a visit.
One of my favorite places to catch the sunset, usually the parking lot fills up quickly so arrive early if possible.
Duane T — Google review
Its our second favorite beach!
Ryan F — Google review
Nice clean ocean beach with lifeguards.
Jim W — Google review
Beautiful sunsets in the winter
Eric E — Google review
Nice beach gets a little crowded but beautiful sunset 🌅.
Andréas V — Google review
Great sunsets
Heath C — Google review
Love this beach
Erich W — Google review
Love this beach
Ballpoint — Google review
Falmouth, MA 02540, USA•Tips and more reviews for Chappaquoit Beach
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16Main St

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Main St is the bustling heart of the city, lined with charming shops, trendy boutiques, and inviting cafes. It's a vibrant hub of activity where locals and tourists alike gather to explore its unique blend of culture and commerce. The street is known for its lively atmosphere and diverse array of dining options, from cozy bistros to upscale restaurants. Visitors can stroll along Main St and immerse themselves in its lively energy while discovering hidden gems at every turn.
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17Falmouth Heights

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Falmouth Heights is a picturesque coastal community that captivates visitors with its stunning beaches and vibrant atmosphere. Photographers are drawn to the area for breathtaking sunrises and sunsets at popular spots like Chapoquoit, Old Silver, and Stoney Beach. These sandy shores also serve as perfect venues for special occasions such as weddings and family portraits. For those seeking adventure, Falmouth offers serene marshes ideal for kayaking and paddleboarding.
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18Woodneck Beach

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Wood Neck Beach is a family-friendly beach that overlooks Buzzards Bay. It is also a great place to swim during the off season, as the waves aren't too big.
Wonderful beach also alot different little pond on that side of that beach Perfect for family whit little kidd ❤️
Esther M — Google review
Quiet little beach down a winding path. It is quite rocky so if you're going to go into the ocean you might want to bring some shoes. I went after 4:30 and there was no one there for parking so I enjoy the quiet night by myself watching the waves crash. Worth checking out if you can find out when to visit I know it's resident sticker parking during the day. There is a lifeguard on duty
George D — Google review
Great little beach, especially around sunset. Resident sticker is required during the daytime in the summer months. We did see some crabs and may have seen some jellyfish on the beach so just keep an eye out when walking on the beach or hanging out in the water.
Nicole L — Google review
Beautiful natural beach area with cool inland waters and estuaries to explore. Tidal pools are fun and interesting to look around in. Cute rocks! A tiny crab ran right in front of me! My first time seeing periwinkle racing on the beach! Lol 10 out of 10 recommend. Please espect nature!
Jill — Google review
This is a beautiful small estuary with a nice beach on Buzzards Bay. Also, home of the pink berries! Also, a lot of purple sulfur bacteria grow on the surface of the sediments, which are exposed at low tide.
Joe V — Google review
I’ve been going to Woodneck Beach for almost 20 years and it’s always been a fantastic spot for exploration. At high tide Woodneck has amazing sheltered swimming and snorkeling in the saltwater marsh, and at low time the marsh partially drains leaving an awesome area to play with young children un shallow water. As the tide comes and goes, the channel (that separates bay from marsh) flows either in towards the marsh or out towards the bay (which makes for good floating). Also, the saltwater marsh behind Woodneck Beach has a nice sandy bottom that’s perfect for walking around and exploring.
Jacob S — Google review
Was having a lovely time here with family until I went swimming and got some bad jellyfish stings! That had never happened to me before in all the years I've swum on the Cape but I did hear that they're worse this year, so be careful... it can HURT. Otherwise a nice place to sit and relax...
Julia A — Google review
Falmouth resident parking only. The parking lot floods. Best beach in town. Go at high tide minus three hours.
Gary G — Google review
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19Waquoit Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve

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The Waquoit Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve preserves a vast area of marine and estuarine habitats, including open waters, barrier beaches, marshlands and uplands. This popular reserve is home to a variety of animals and plants, as well as extensive recreational opportunities.
A very welcoming place with trails, a great view of Waquoit Bay, great programs, talks and guides. In a very short time with a guide, I learned so much about local fish I had not known after living here most of my life. They have an osprey nest on one chimney overlooking the bay. Just as I rounded a corner, two young osprey took off from the nest. Fascinating!
Samm C — Google review
This is a beautiful place for a short walk.
Cindee L — Google review
Kool little gem that I found with the family!! Nice up kept trails in the woods,,Kool fish tank,, Kool dinosaur size Horseshoe Crab and real Igloo like Tipi,, guy was really informative with lots of info. Really amazing tree/log that was burned to create a canoe. And they had a compost/garden on the side of the building. And what I thought was Kool was they had Osprey nest on the chimney with a LIVE DASH CAMERA where you can see yourself walk/drive into the Reservation. A must see for the little ones. I went with my cousin Travis and my 3 kids.
Joshua M — Google review
Facilities are great, and the view of the bay is nice. The trails are quite short and are missing some signs. The main building has some good activities for the kids and some exhibits on the local ecosystems. The cemetery was interesting to see a bit of local history from the 1800s.
Susana M — Google review
We love coming here. The staff is always so welcoming and knowledgeable and we love seeing the Osprey and their babies!
Meghan M — Google review
Beautiful views, trails, and activities. Couldn't stay long but hope to visit again.
Aaron K — Google review
A beautiful place to visit and learn about local history and the bay/ocean! Kids especially love it lots, of interesting things for them to do, and learn about!
Ninna — Google review
Kids had a blast, a good amount to see and do.
Amanda A — Google review
131 Waquoit Hwy, East Falmouth, MA 02536, USA•https://www.mass.gov/locations/waquoit-bay-national-estuarine-re…•(508) 457-0495•Tips and more reviews for Waquoit Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve

20Old Silver Beach

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Old Silver Beach in Falmouth is a beloved destination for locals and tourists alike. Its westward orientation offers stunning sunset views over Buzzards Bay, while the warm waters make it perfect for swimming. Families appreciate the calm sandbar and safe swimming conditions, as well as the opportunity for little ones to explore the rocks. The beach boasts fine soft sand and crystal-clear waters, making it stand out on Cape Cod.
I came here for the sunsets and wasn’t disappointed. I came with the family and also without the kids. White sand beach, mostly clear water (that’s in the 70’s) that felt great if you’re used to cold water like me. There’s small fishes that swim alongside you and signs of seals. They have a snack bar, restrooms and plenty of parking which shut down/leave at 4:45pm but there’s porta potties for after hours and an outside shower. $30 to park and non locals are welcome.
Marilyn C — Google review
Old Silver Beach in Cape Cod is a popular, family-friendly spot known for its warm, calm waters and beautiful sunsets over Buzzards Bay. The sand is soft, the water is clear, and it’s ideal for kids. The beach offers amenities like restrooms, showers, and a snack bar, though it can get crowded and parking is pricey. For a classic Cape Cod beach day with great views and gentle waves, it’s a top pick—just arrive early!
Saarangi B — Google review
Beautiful and clean beach. Town and public parking. Free after 5pm. Beach has two beach burger shacks, restrooms and outdoor showers. We spent the day swimming, relaxing and painting on the beach.
Doreen B — Google review
Love this beach! Easy parking, accessible bathrooms and snack bar. Very short walk ( stairs down to the beach) Prepare $30 cash for parking.
Bea V — Google review
The best Beach MA . water hot and clean, soft sand, family environment parking $30
Joel B — Google review
Down in Falmouth for 4 days in September and we visited here 3 times. Lovely clean beach. Really nice beach to visit.
Jez — Google review
Very nice, quiet, out of the way beach with clean facilities and a good amount of parking space. Lots of shells for the kiddos to collect, fairly clear water, and good fishing to be had! Like other reviews have stated it's nothing overly special, but it's a beach on the Cape that isn't overcrowded every single day, so that's a big plus!
Brady C — Google review
the best beach I've ever been to it doesn't get up to 90° but the water temperature makes up for it, it's the only beach I can stay in the water for more than 5 minutes and actually go under water
Shelby 1 — Google review
296 Quaker Rd, Falmouth, MA 02540•http://www.falmouthmass.us/•Tips and more reviews for Old Silver Beach
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21Treehouse Lodge

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Nestled in a prime location near the main street of Woods Hole, Treehouse Lodge offers a relaxed and warm atmosphere with themed rooms and well-maintained outdoor areas. The hotel's courtyard features a fire pit and lawn games, providing guests with an inviting space to unwind. The Pavilion room is spacious and suitable for families, boasting a clean and earthy ambiance.
The perfect location, between town and the ferry. We enjoyed the fire every night and loved all the options for extra sleepers (2 cots and a pull out couch). By far the best shower we had on our trip too!
Jocelyn P — Google review
Stayed at Treehouse on the first leg of our East Coast trip. Rooms are wonderful and cozy. The grounds are beautiful and it’s a dream waking up to all of the trees with your window open. Can’t wait to explore Martha’s Vineyard today!
Mari R — Google review
Stayed in the Pavilion with two of my friends. Room was very spacious and large enough to accommodate a family. It was very clean and earthy, but what I really liked most about my stay was the staff. Everyone at the front desk I interacted with was so friendly, particularly Amanda and Lashonda (sp). I received check in texts from the front desk welcoming me and asking for any requests, and I even received complimentary rides to and from Woods Hole ferry which I wasn't expecting. This location is in walking or biking distance to the ferry port, and very convenient with parking. I would highly recommend and stay here again !
E I — Google review
This is a fabulous hidden gem. Rooms are remodeled. Staff super friendly. They have bikes to loan free for guests. They even have a Berkey water filter in the lobby for guests. Location is walking distance to the ferry and town center woods hole.
Jeffrey G — Google review
Great location. So close to Woods Hole town center and the beginning of the Shining Sea bikepath! The complementary rental bikes worked great. Staff was friendly. The hotel grounds were quiet and well maintained. Cornhole was nice to have onsite, we played a few rounds. Room was clean and updated. The beds were comfy but I wish I had brought my own pillow- too fluffy for my taste. Another downfall was that we could hear the upstairs guests walking around and that the porch light stayed on all night and was quite bright. We looked everywhere for a switch to turn it off but couldn't find one. Aside from that it was a really nice stay.
Maria Z — Google review
I don’t even know where to begin… Amanda, and the entire family down at Treehouse are just some of the most amazing, kind, and friendly people you’ll ever meet. They bend over backwards in order to make sure that your needs are met! I’m a disabled (wheelchair user) celebrity nail artist— and no, they didn’t know that upon check-in. I made sure that they didn’t because I wanted fair and equal treatment and wanted to do an experiment to see how that would go. BOY was I pleasantly surprised! Not that they were nice, no (even though I’ve had some not so good, and even borderline racist experiences elsewhere near and on the island) I wasn’t surprised by that at all but just the level of care and lengths they went through, to make sure that my stay was the ultimate. I didn’t even realize that I was missing two waters from my room upon check in, and I didn’t even have to ask because when I returned to my room? They were right there where the coffee maker was. I didn’t mind anyone going into my room while I was gone; after all, I didn’t have the “Do Not Disturb” sign up. So it’s completely fine. They made sure my ADA accessible room was as comfy as could be! And WOW is it SPACIOUS!!! The bathroom alone is almost the size of the room, I LOVED that! They also have a shower bench to use and the shower itself is also very huge, very much so. They have a car service to and from the ferry that IS ABLE TO FIT A MANUAL WHEELCHAIR inside. So there was no problems at all accommodating me when it came to back and forth travel. I was also stranded on the way back to the lodge, and Amanda sent someone out to come and pick me up at night. I’ve never had such welcoming and accommodating service anywhere I’ve stayed, ever before in my life. And I’ve stayed at a LOT of hotels and other places similar. On and off the island. I feel bad for such a late review (a month later— I stayed during the MVAAFF in August!) but I was busy with Broadway actresses, and prepping for the Emmy’s. Still, I didn’t want this review to not happen, they’re too deserving and I can’t wait to stay again, truly I can’t. Honestly? I’m unsure if I’ll ever stay anywhere else ever again when I visit the Vineyard. Hands down the best service, the best people, and the most spacious and beautifully desecrated, COMFORTABLE room I’ve ever stayed in as well. I didn’t get a chance to try being around the bonfire as I was only there for a work trip and needed sleep, but next time for sure I will check it out. Upon leaving? I couldn’t help but to surprise them all with Dunkin’ to show my appreciation for everything that they’ve done during my brief stay with them. That should be more common, if someone can afford it. They work around the clock and it’s easy to forget to nourish yourself. I could tell how thankful they were even before the handoff. And, one of the drivers? It was their last day with them that day! I didn’t even know, and he was able to pick out his favorite donut from the bunch. That honestly was the sweetest ending to an incredible stay. Until next time, Treehouse Lodge!
Erika J — Google review
This place was great, just what we were hoping for! My husband and I were in Woods Hole celebrating our wedding anniversary and wanted to spend the night. As soon as we arrived, we were warmly greeted by Jenna who checked us in and showed us around. She was extremely friendly and personable and made us feel right at home. The room was clean, and the beds were comfy. I loved that they have corn hole to play and an awesome fire pit. After a long day of exploring Woods Hole and enjoying all it had offer, it was nice to have the short walk back which was only about 15 minutes at most. When we got back there were a few people sitting around the fire. We sat with them and quickly made new friends and shared a lot of laughs. Check out the next morning was easy and we got to meet some other staff members who were just as nice as Jenna. You really can't beat staying at a place that feels more like visiting a friend's house, unlike checking into a large chain hotel where you are just another paying customer. They really care about the comfort of their guests and I'm glad we found them. Would highly recommend and would absolutely stay again!
Jenny R — Google review
I arrived early for my reservation, was denied access to their lobby because they were on a zoom meeting... not the most hospitable lodge. Room was clean except hair in the shower from someone else and the couch had dirt stains. Coffee maker in room hadn't been cleaned, lobby wasn't even open this morning at 745 for hot coffee. Location is great though. I would still find another option if I could redo my stay, not worth the price in my opinion.
Jessica C — Google review
527 Woods Hole Rd, Woods Hole, MA 02543, USA•https://www.mytreehouselodge.com/?utm_source=mvmtmrktng•(508) 548-1986•Tips and more reviews for Treehouse Lodge

22South Cape Beach

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South Cape Beach, located in a state park, offers a mile of sandy shoreline, making it perfect for ocean swimming and picnicking. The area is ideal for boating, fishing, and relaxation with its extensive waterways like Waquoit Bay and Popponesset Bay. Additionally, the Mashpee River provides a serene setting with walking trails for nature enthusiasts. This beach also provides ample parking, bathrooms, and space to stroll along the shore.
We went in early may month . Parking was free at that time . But I guess this place have paid parking . So amazing and had a piece full time
S P — Google review
I’ve been to this beach a few times. The pros are that it’s not very crowded and great to walk along the water. The cons being that there is a ton of seaweed and the beach itself isn’t very big.
Matt H — Google review
Very nice beach with plenty of parking. There is a beautiful boardwalk through the woods from the parking lot to the water.
Bob K — Google review
I really loved all the beaches in Cape Cod, very relaxing.
Wendy M — Google review
Great beach well run parking staff 👍 great!!!
James G — Google review
Great place went there just for a walk 2/18/19
Araujo W — Google review
The blue fish are there.not like it was Early morning in comeing tide green plugs will do well it 2022 small Stripers are back .uses Grippled Herring or Cast Master with white buck tail with red 16 to 20inch fish you have to work for them to.comeing in tide .STOP Eating The Animals IN The PARKING LOT.YOU BRINGING A PROBLEM ON .
Henry P — Google review
i went there it was kind of awful i DiDiNT swim because it was dirty and because it gets deep very quick so probably more sharks
CwC N — Google review
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23Trunk River Beach

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Trunk River Beach, located in Woods Hole, is a hidden gem offering tranquility and stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean. Situated just a few miles north of Falmouth Heights Beach, it provides a more secluded experience. The beach features a mix of sandy and stony shores, creating a unique and picturesque setting. Visitors can enjoy long walks along the shore and even hunt for sea glass. It's also known as a dog-friendly spot where pets can roam off-leash.
My favorite beach on the cape! It’s never too crowded, nice and long so you can just keep walking, and a good place for sea glass hunting. Many people let their dogs off leash since you have to climb down the rocks to get there, and I love to see the dogs running through the water. A great place to spend the day.
Zoe S — Google review
I laugh at the 5 star reviews. This beach is very narrow and lacks sand. It's all rocks and broken shells and you need shoes to walk on it. Granted the view is nice, but it has very little parking and swarms of people from the bike trail are everywhere. Much better beaches in the area.
G G — Google review
Cool beach! Limited parking with a porta-potty. It has lots of large (fist size and smaller) rocks, and runs along the bike path. There is a little river with a very short trail to explore.
Lauren B — Google review
Beautiful, warm, and amazing views. One of the best beaches in the USA. Would go there again
Milla D — Google review
This beach by far beats horseneck beach , tide was high ,waves were perfect, wasnt crowded at all 🥰
Cindy L — Google review
Beautiful
Tina M — Google review
No matter where you end up on this beach It's always perfect
Cindy T — Google review
Fish are comeing back blues are around bass here an there.
Henry P — Google review
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24Coonamessett Pond

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Coonamessett Pond in Falmouth, Massachusetts is a charming and serene destination that has been attracting visitors for decades. It's a small pond with crystal clear waters, making it perfect for activities like fishing and kayaking. Whether you're reminiscing about childhood memories or seeking new adventures, this picturesque pond offers a tranquil setting for outdoor enthusiasts.
My first experience was when I was in Cub Scouts and 50 years later still come there. Planning on going kayaking on the pond soon.
M F — Google review
Quite small pond great fishing no big boats great for kayaking
Kim G — Google review
I'm here every Sunday fishing in my boat
Will R — Google review
Beautiful little pond in Falmouth Mass Crystal Clearwater
Robert T — Google review
great pond, good fishing
HAMRN N — Google review
First rate fishing
Bob P — Google review
Too crowded it's not a secret anymore
Robert A — Google review
War zone
Steve B — Google review
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25Black Beach

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Black Beach in Blackstone, MA, USA is a serene and pet-friendly destination known for its expansive sandy stretch. Visitors can enjoy sunbathing, picnicking, and leisurely strolls along the shore. The beach offers stunning views of Buzzards Bay and beautiful sunsets. It's a favorite spot for collecting seashells and experiencing breathtaking sunset colors over the warm ocean waves.
This is an amazing beach with a great view looking west across Buzzards bay and usually a beautiful sunset. I walk along the sandy beach most evening searching for that perfect seashell.
Philip W — Google review
We saw a beautiful sunset here. The colors were magnificent along with the rolling warm ocean water waves.
Matthew C — Google review
This place is absolutely amazing! The sunsets are breath taking!
Christopher W — Google review
Always trash strewn about. I've seen dead birds and fish washed up.
Benjamin M — Google review
Ugh. Gross beach and rude people.
Lauren L — Google review
Best beach ever
Kelly W — Google review
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26Falmouth Road Race

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The Falmouth Road Race is a highly anticipated 7-mile event that takes place annually in Falmouth, Massachusetts on Cape Cod. It is renowned as one of the top road racing competitions in the United States and draws participants from around the globe. Taking place on the second Saturday of August, this race stands out as one of New England's largest road races, with over 12,000 runners joining in.
My mom and my sister rode this race for a long time
Catherine G — Google review
Running the race was amazing. Having people either cheer you on, hand out paper cups of water, mist you along the way, or play running music along the way, kept spirits up high. For me, Sunday's weather could not have been any better for running the race. Everyone who ran this race was amazing. Great job everyone!
Scott — Google review
Well managed.
Renee O — Google review
155 Katharine Lee Bates Rd, Falmouth, MA 02540, USA•http://www.falmouthroadrace.com/•(508) 540-7000•Tips and more reviews for Falmouth Road Race

27Woods Hole

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Woods Hole is a charming census-designated place located in the town of Falmouth, Massachusetts. Situated at the extreme southwest corner of Cape Cod, it offers easy access to Martha's Vineyard and the Elizabeth Islands. With a population of 781, this picturesque destination is known for its classic whale watching tours and as a starting point for day trips to Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket via ferry.
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28East Falmouth

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East Falmouth is a charming census-designated place situated in the town of Falmouth, Massachusetts. Nestled at the base of Massachusetts' "fishhook" peninsula, this area boasts a population of 6,038 residents as of the 2010 census. It is known for its culinary scene, with Wicked n Wood offering a delightful fusion of The Wicked Quahog and Stoked Wood Grill.
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29North Falmouth

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North Falmouth, located in Barnstable County, Massachusetts, is a charming census-designated place within the town of Falmouth. With a population of 3,084 as of the 2010 census, it offers a tranquil and picturesque setting for visitors. One of its main attractions is Old Silver Beach, known for its natural beauty and family-friendly environment.
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30West Falmouth

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Nestled in Barnstable County, Massachusetts, West Falmouth is a charming census-designated place that boasts a population of 1,738 as recorded in the 2010 census. At its core lies the historic West Falmouth Village Historic District, which adds to the area's quaint appeal. Visitors will find delightful homes here, including one with classic Cape Cod cedar shake siding that surprises with its Scandinavian-inspired interior featuring light wood and midcentury-modern furnishings.
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31Surf Dr

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Surf Dr is a picturesque route that offers travelers stunning views of the ocean as they journey towards the iconic lighthouse overlooking Vineyard Sound. The Falmouth Beach Committee manages ten public beaches in the area, each with its unique charm. Families can enjoy shallow tidal creeks perfect for little ones to explore and collect treasures, while adventure seekers can find excitement in the rougher waters ideal for kite sailing and windsurfing.
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32Quissett Beach

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Quissett Beach is a hidden gem nestled in a serene cove, perfect for those seeking tranquility away from the bustling crowds. This picturesque spot features unique black sand at Black Beach, creating an inviting atmosphere to unwind and bask in the sun. Whether you prefer lounging with a good book or taking refreshing dips in the water, Quissett Beach offers endless opportunities for relaxation and enjoyment. Embrace the peaceful ambiance and discover your own private paradise at this charming coastal retreat!
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The Knob is a popular destination offering a scenic hike of just under one mile to reach the top. Along the way, visitors can take a break to swim and relax on the beach. The area was generously donated for public enjoyment in the 1970s, and it now belongs to Salt Pond Areas Bird Sanctuaries. With stunning views of Quisset Harbor and Buzzards Bay, The Knob is an ideal spot for witnessing breathtaking sunsets.
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