Sandy Neck Beach Is The Longest Beach In Massachusetts

If you hate hunting for a spot to spread your beach towel, this gorgeous seaside spot in Massachusetts is the place for you. Sandy Neck Beach in Massachusetts is the longest in the state and blessed with incredible beauty. Here’s everything you need to know about visiting.

Sandy Neck Beach is a stunning stretch of sand and sea.

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The beach extends for over six miles and offers 4,700 acres of dunes, maritime forests, and marshes to explore.

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It’s been recognized as a Cultural Historic District due to its 100-year-old dune shacks and cottages, not to mention the historic 1857 Sandy Neck Lighthouse.

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The beach offers activities that you can’t find at many other Massachusetts seashores.

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You can explore the sand in an off-road vehicle, go horseback riding, light a campfire, and camp right on the sand.

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The beach sand here is pebbly rather than powdery, but its packed with gorgeous shells and sea glass.

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The waves are usually small, making it a good place for kids. However, parents should be aware that the water does get deep in places near the shore.

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The beach is open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., and there is a snack bar and playground available.

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Dogs are welcome on the beach during the off-season and restrooms are conveniently located on-site.

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Visit Sandy Neck Beach for a unique summer experience on Cape Cod.

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You can find Sandy Neck Beach off of Sandy Neck Road in Sandwich, Mass. Click here to see the beach on a map and to get driving directions. For more of the best places to swim in Massachusetts, check out our favorites here.