George Lane Beach, Weymouth, MA 02191, USA
Located on a peninsula between the Fore and Back rivers in North Weymouth, this beach offers a large parking area and restrooms for residents and non-residents, as well as a small playground and a basketball court. Directly adjacent to the Joseph Carven Boat Ramp.
Weymouth, MA 02188, USA
Small playground in the Idlewell neighborhood in Weymouth, with a baseball field, a basketball court, and a large grassy area. Located on Mill Cove on the Fore River. A small beach serves as a potential launch site for canoes and kayaks for those who don’t mind carrying a boat across the park.
Smith Beach, Braintree, MA 02184, USA
A small sandy beach on the Fore River. Also known as Swift’s Beach. Part of the Monatiquot River Walk. Walking trail along the edge of the marsh leads to Watson Park, next door.
Landing Rd, Kingston, MA 02364, USA
State- and town-owned landing on the Jones River. Access for canoes, kayaks and “car-top carry”-size boats.
Kingston, MA 02364, USA
This 193-acre forested parcel used to be a Girl Scout camp. Now it is owned by the Town of Kingston. The property contains several trails and unpaved roadways, a DCR fire tower, and a small beach on Smelt Pond. There are quite a few small ponds located within, including Rocky Pond, Turtle Hole, Wolf Pond, […]
255 Water St, Plymouth, MA 02360, USA
Beachfront playground with picnic tables, benches and a large grassy area. Small sandy beach, plus launch ramp for canoes and kayaks. Paved walking trail with direct link to North Plymouth Rail Trail. Seasonal features include restrooms, concessions stand, splash pad.
219 Beaver Dam Rd, Plymouth, MA 02360, USA
Large wooded property with pond views and about 2 miles of challenging trails.
9 Baslers Ln, Kingston, MA 02364, USA
A short walk along wetlands and through woods and open fields, with close-up views of Smelt Brook.
Wompatuck Entrance (The Res), 558 Beechwood St, Cohasset, MA 02025, USA
This entrance to Wompatuck State Park offers direct access to the Aaron River Reservoir. Walk up the steep hill beside the spillway for an incredible view. You can walk across the top of the 900-foot wide, 25-foot tall dam, and down the other side (about 0.4 miles round-trip). An additional trail to the side leads […]
56 Lake St, Kingston, MA 02364, USA
Large property adjacent to Silver Lake High School with several miles of walking trails through woodlands and wetlands and around retired cranberry bogs. Abuts the Jones River, Pine Brook, and Howard’s Brook. Some trails are suitable for horses.
Hanson, MA 02341, USA
Historic sawmill on Indian Head Brook. Building is available to rent for events.
488 Middle St, East Weymouth, MA 02189, USA
Whitman’s Pond is a headwater to the Weymouth Back River and a spawning area for herring. This small park offers pond access for anglers, paddlers and boaters.
80 Market St, Rockland, MA 02370, USA
Small pond for fishing and paddling near Rockland’s commercial center.
Ralph Hamlin Jr Blvd, Abington, MA 02351, USA
Large well-shaded playground adjacent to school properties. A secluded woodland trail along the Shumatuscacant River leads from the playground to Mount Vernon Cemetery. There is also small fishing pond.
784 High St, Hanson, MA 02341, USA
Historic cemetery with walking paths and views of Wampatuck Pond. Water access for canoes, kayaks and anglers.
891 W Washington St, Hanson, MA 02341, USA
Short, wide, gravel trail through the woods leads from parking area to Shumatuscacant River. Suitable for launching a kayak or canoe. Additional narrow footpaths lead to additional water views. Property improvements and an additional 1.5 miles of trail development are planned for 2021. The confluence of Poor Meadow Brook and the Shumatuscacant River lies deep […]
482 Elm St, Hanson, MA 02341, USA
Hanson’s largest conservation property. More than 2 miles of trails through woods and wetlands. Rustic boardwalk over Poor Meadow Brook at the rear of the property. Popular with horseback riders.
119 Edward Foster Rd, Scituate, MA 02066, USA
The Scituate Maritime Center is a multi-use facility for meetings and activities, with a function room that faces Scituate Harbor. The Scituate Marine Park is a fully operational boatyard and marina for recreational and commercial boaters. It offers 78 slips, a public kayak ramp, public restrooms and showers. There is a public walking trail around […]
Minot Beach, Scituate, MA, USA
Sandy beach with beautiful views of Minot Ledge Light and Massachusetts Bay. Access at the corner of Gannett Road & Glades Road, via passageway on left side of Minot Post Office, and from two lots on Bailey’s Causeway.
Wildlands Trust - Stewart/Person Preserve, 24 Sylvia Place Rd, Kingston, MA 02364, USA
Woodland trails encircle two former mill ponds at this small but enchanting property.
257 Dyke Rd, Marshfield, MA 02050, USA
Private yacht club located on Green Harbor.
239 Dyke Rd, Marshfield, MA 02050, USA
Full service marina with launch ramp, fuel, winter storage, transient slips, restaurant, bait shop, WiFi, restrooms, well stocked parts center.
Peggotty Beach, Scituate, MA 02066, USA
Busy protected beach with a half-mile, of coarse, hard packed sand and relatively warm water. Access from Peggotty Beach Road. Within walking distance is downtown Scituate Harbor with shops, restaurants and a hotel.
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Five contiguous nature preserves featuring ponds, pine barrens, beech and mixed hardwood forests, with numerous trails. Canoeing is permitted on Halfway Pond itself, which can be accessed from Mast Road.
Sand Hills, Scituate, MA 02066, USA
Small sandy neighborhood beach that grows narrow at high tide. Access from Oceanside Drive. Convenience store within walking distance.
Egypt Beach, Scituate, MA 02066, USA
Small, stony beach, suitable for swimming, although the water may be cold! Located between North Scituate and Sand Hills. Convenience store within walking distance. Popular among surfers.
100 Central St, Marshfield, MA 02050, USA
Busy commercial harbor. Home to the Marshfield Harbormaster. Launch your boat from the public ramp, fish from the pier, or just sit and watch the fishing boats.
5 Foster Ave, Marshfield, MA 02050, USA
Public beach with seasonal lifeguards, Friday through Monday only. Located at the end of 9th Road.
11 Hartford Rd, Marshfield, MA 02050, USA
Public beach with seasonal lifeguards, Friday through Monday. Resident parking on Old Beach Road. Located at the end of Hartford Road.
457 Washington St, Duxbury, MA 02332, USA
A gateway for all to Duxbury Bay, with educational and recreational programs for children and adults.
29 Marshall Ave #1, Marshfield, MA 02050, USA
Town-owned park with athletic courts, a small playground, and access for non-motorized boats and rowing shells to the Green Harbor River. In season, there is a small pier with floats directly on the river and an all-access launching ramp.
Joseph Driebeck Way, Marshfield, MA 02050, USA
Harbor Park is a small, grassy town park, located directly on Green Harbor itself. The Harbor Walk is a wide, 1-mile long, sidewalk-type walkway. It connects Harbor Park to the Marshfield Town Pier, the Brant Rock Esplanade, and Peter Igo Park. It extends along Route 139, crossing the Green Harbor River, and continues to Careswell Street.
MARS-M05-07, #11A, Marshfield, MA 02050, USA
Public beach with seasonal lifeguards and portable restrooms. Resident parking. Located at the end of Beach Street.
3 South St, Marshfield, MA 02050, USA
Public beach with seasonal lifeguards and restrooms. Resident and non-resident parking. Located at the intersection of Ocean Street and Dyke Road.
Wompatuck State Park Doane Street Entrance, 152 Doane St, Cohasset, MA 02025, USA
This alternate entrance to Wompatuck State Park is located on Doane Street in Cohasset. It’s an excellent access point for views of the Aaron River Reservoir. It’s also great spot to begin a bike ride through the park. With no vehicle access, it is not recommended for those wishing to use the park’s campground. This […]
77 Calypso Ln, Marshfield, MA 02050, USA
Two trails through an open woodland with views Wharf Creek and the Green Harbor River. Excellent for birders!
Cherry Ln, Duxbury, MA 02332, USA
Wide, flat trails around cranberry bogs, surrounded by open fields, ponds and wetlands. Access to Island Creek Pond for fishing.
174 East St, Duxbury, MA 02332, USA
This large property features active cranberry bogs, wetlands, reservoirs, and forested upland, with an expansive trail network. Occasionally it is closed to the public, for cranberry cultivation and harvesting. Stroller-friendly in some sections.
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Trails through woodlands and meadows, with spectacular views of Kingston Bay. Stroller-friendly in some sections.
645 Washington St, Duxbury, MA 02332, USA
A tiny property within Duxbury’s Old Shipbuilders District with beautiful views of the Bluefish River.
14 Valley St, Duxbury, MA 02332, USA
Trails through woods and wetlands bordering Pine Brook and Upper Chandler Pond.
35 Island View Rd, Weymouth, MA 02189, USA
This diminutive property on Woodbine Road features a short trail along the edge of Whitman’s Pond, as well as a small section of shoreline suitable for fishing, and for launching canoes and kayaks. Woodbine Island is also part of the property.
Abigail Adams State Park, Bridge Street, Weymouth, MA, USA
A short walking trail along the Weymouth Back River, and a convenient place to launch your canoe or kayak. Stroller-friendly.
Stodders Neck, Lincoln Street, Hingham, MA, USA
A peninsula at the mouth of the Back River. Harborside walking trails and a hilltop view. Popular for dog walking. Stroller-friendly.
Bare Cove Park, Fort Hill Street, Hingham, MA, USA
A large park on the banks of the Weymouth Back River with 5 miles of paved and woodland trails. Wetlands, woodlands, open fields, marshes, and gorgeous views. Stroller-friendly.
21 Triphammer Rd, Hingham, MA 02043, USA
A 19 acre pond surrounded by woods with a narrow walking trail around the perimeter. Try ice skating here in the winter. Watch for migrating fish in the fish ladder in the spring.
542 Liberty St, Hanson, MA 02341, USA
Small pond near Hanson Town Hall, suitable for fishing and paddling. The island within it is privately owned. You’ll find a ramp and access for small boats here. For trail access, visit Veterans Memorial Town Forest – Hanson, immediately adjacent.
Ames Nowell State Park, Linwood Street, Abington, MA, USA
Cleveland Pond sits at the center of this large property, with numerous trails through forest and wetlands. Launch your non-motorized boat on the pond. Equestrians and cyclists are welcome.
123 Park Ave, Abington, MA 02351, USA
The “Crown Jewel” of Abington’s public parks. A large pond with adjacent forest, plus walking trails, swimming, fishing, ice skating, and a playground. Small non-motorized boats are permitted. Stroller-friendly in some sections.
Tindale Bog & Beach, Hanover, MA, USA
A small pond with an adjacent woodland trail network and access to a former railroad bed.
382 Pleasant St, Hanson, MA 02341, USA
Over 2,000 acres of ponds, marsh, swamps and retired cranberry bogs with several miles of walking trails. Managed by the state for fisheries and wildlife habitat, as well as open space. This is an excellent spot for bird-watching. Stroller-friendly.
287 Gurnet Rd, Duxbury, MA 02332, USA
The southern portion of Duxbury Beach requires a permit to park or to drive over sand, but pedestrian access is free. Access to Duxbury Bay for shellfishing and paddling.
317 Gurnet Rd, Duxbury, MA 02332, USA
The Town of Duxbury’s public beach. Cash parking fee. No sticker required. Access to Duxbury Bay for shellfishing and paddling.
370 Powder Point Ave, Duxbury, MA 02332, USA
This landmark, open to the public, offers gorgeous views of Duxbury Bay and access to Duxbury Beach. A popular spot for fishing. Access to Duxbury Bay for shellfishing and paddling.
30 Whiting St, Hanover, MA 02339, USA
A diverse and inviting property with 3 miles of trails through woods and wetlands. Features include boardwalks, a bridge over Cushing Brook, an observation deck on Cushing Brook Marsh, and the historic West Hanover Cemetery, immediately adjacent to the southern terminus of the trail system.
480 Mayflower St, Duxbury, MA 02332, USA
A kettle hole pond surrounded by forest with numerous trails.
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Pond, salt marsh and an abandoned quarry. In the spring, look for river herring swimming upstream at the fish ladder.
361 River St, Weymouth, MA 02191, USA
Easy walking trails on a grassy peninsula between Weymouth’s Back and Fore Rivers. This state park is the only mainland portion of the Boston Harbor Islands National Recreation Area. Stroller-friendly.
287 Tobey Garden St, Duxbury, MA 02332, USA
Small wooded park with access for canoes and kayaks on Island Creek Pond. Seasonal ice skating.
350 Plymouth Street, Pembroke, MA, USA
Small pond in a quiet setting, ideal for fishing, swimming, paddling, and seasonal ice skating.
76-44 Woodbine Ave, Pembroke, MA 02359, USA
Small pond in a neighborhood setting, ideal for swimming, fishing and paddling.
183 Wampatuck Street, Pembroke, MA, USA
Large pond for fishing, swimming, paddling, and small motorboats. Winter activities here include ice skating and ice fishing.
Furnace Pond Beach, Furnace Colony Drive, Pembroke, MA, USA
Large pond in neighborhood setting, ideal for fishing, paddling and seasonal ice skating.
470 Liberty Street, Braintree, MA, USA
Paved trails around a pond plus additional woodland paths. A popular spot for jogging, bike riding, cross country skiing, fishing, camping and non-motorized boating. Look for the boat launch beyond the picnic area. Stroller-friendly.
7 Elva Rd, Weymouth, MA 02191, USA
A forest-covered gravel ridge and an expansive salt marsh along the Weymouth Back River. Over 6 miles of paved and unpaved trails. Beautiful views of the estuary. Launch your canoe or kayak at higher tides at the Puritan Road entrance. Links directly to Julia Road Park and Osprey Overlook Park. Part of the Back River Trail.
23 Howland Landing, Duxbury, MA 02332, USA
A hillside park overlooking Kingston Bay with a launch for small boats.
93 Essex St, Whitman, MA 02382, USA
Small grassy park with paved walking trail between two ponds. Stroller-friendly.
Camp Kiwanee, Camp Kiwanee Road, Hanson, MA, USA
Historic town-owned campground and function venue with wooded trails on Maquan Pond.
289-375 Pine St, Whitman, MA 02382, USA
A small pond for fishing and seasonal ice skating.
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Large pond surrounded by woodlands, ideal for fishing and paddling. Winter activities here include ice skating and ice fishing.
1 Camp Kiwanee Rd, Hanson, MA 02341, USA
Woodland pond with seasonal swimming beach. Car-top boat access year-round. Seasonal ice skating.
262 Union Bridge Rd, Duxbury, MA 02332, USA
Large wooded property along Phillips Brook, owned by Duxbury Conservation. Several intersecting trails through forest and red maple swamp, with occasional boardwalks.
Forge Pond Park, 245 King St, Hanover, MA 02339, USA
40 acre athletic complex with paved and woodland walking trails. Canoe/kayak access to Forge Pond. Seasonal ice skating. Stroller-friendly. Note: Directly across King Street from Forge Pond Park is the Hanover Fireworks trail system — easily confused with the Old Rockland Fireworks Loop trail, adjacent to Forge Pond Park on the Rockland side. The Hanover […]
Wompatuck Main Entrance, 18-2 Lazell St, Hingham, MA 02043, USA
This 3,500-acre Massachusetts state park served as the Hingham Naval Ammunition Annex from 1941 to 1965. It stretches into four towns – Hingham, Cohasset, Scituate and Norwell. The park features numerous seasonal campsites, plus fishing and non-motorized boating on the Aaron River Reservoir. There are 12 miles of paved bike paths, plus off-road trails for […]
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A sheltered spot for winter mooring in earlier times. Now many lobster boats are kept here year-round. Water access only.
1176 Ferry St, Marshfield, MA 02050, USA
This boat ramp provides access to the South River for both paddlers and motor boats. It is owned by the Town of Marshfield. Across the South River is Humarock, part of the town of Scituate. Tide Math: High tide at the Marshfield Town Landing is about 30 minutes after the Boston high tide. NORTH, SOUTH, & […]
325 Standish St, Marshfield, MA 02050, USA
Public beach with seasonal lifeguards, snack bar, and restrooms. Resident and non-resident parking. Located at the end of Standish Street. Trails through the sand dunes lead to the South River. A popular access point for paddlers. Tide Math: High tide on the South River at Rexhame is about 45 minutes after the Boston high tide.
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Marshfield Conservation owns Bourne Island, a 6 acres of upland surrounded by 75 acres of salt marsh. There is a large lagoon with access from the South River, which is a perfect place for paddlers to take a break. Water access only.
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Look for the kiosk in the parking area for the CVS at 1880 Ocean Street and follow the Rail Trail beside it 0.15 miles to the Francis Keville Bridge, a beautiful spot overlooking the South River and its marshes. A ramp and float provide seasonal access for small non-motorized boats. Tide Math: High tide at […]
214 Plain St, Marshfield, MA 02050, USA
27 acres of Marshfield Conservation land with 1/2 mile of trail around a former cranberry bog, with streams that flow into the South River.
505 Ferry St, Marshfield, MA 02050, USA
This railroad right-of-way is now owned by the town of Marshfield. The linear parcel extends from just south of Summer Street to Ocean Street, about 3.5 miles, with occasional road crossings. Stroller-friendly. Road crossings will be marked soon, with crosswalks and signage. Until then, please proceed with extreme caution!
Wildlands Trust - Hoyt-Hall Preserve, 780 Careswell St, Marshfield, MA 02050, USA
123 diverse acres surrounding Long Tom Pond. A long loop trail leads through freshwater wetlands, red maple swamp, and mature forest. A prime location for birding. Owned by The Wildlands Trust.
149 Barker St, Pembroke, MA 02359, USA
This Pembroke Conservation property surrounds Herring Brook. Herring begin their annual migration in the springtime, usually in April. Starting from Massachusetts Bay, they swim up the North River for 12 miles to this site and beyond. They are on their way to their spawning grounds at Gorham Mill, Oldham Pond, and Furnace Pond. You can […]
1126 Broadway, Hanover, MA 02339, USA
This linear property is owned by Hanover Conservation. It extends for 2 miles along the banks of the Indian Head River in South Hanover. The trails follow the course of the river and offer stunning views. A former railroad bed provides the primary trail. Several narrower footpaths lead right up to the water’s edge, often […]
415 W Elm St, Pembroke, MA 02359, USA
It’s hard to miss the fish ladder at Luddam’s Ford Park! The large concrete structure spans the Indian Head River on the Hanover/Pembroke town line. Fish ladders help migratory fish such as herring and shad get past obstacles so they can swim upstream to their spawning grounds each spring. The pond behind the dam is […]
418 Elm St, Pembroke, MA 02359, USA
The Pembroke Conservation Commission owns these 34 acres of open meadow and forested upland. The Clapp Rubber Works (founded in 1873), the largest of its kind in the country, once stood here, on both sides of the river. Look for remains of the factory in the woods on the Pembroke side, just south of the […]
2 Indian Head Dr, Hanover, MA 02339, USA
Fifty acres of state and locally-owned conservation land along the Indian Head River with 2 miles of intersecting trails. Long ago, the North River-built steamship Mattakeesett delivered iron ingots to the Hanover forges. It would travel upstream all the way to Chapman’s Landing, the westernmost shipping point on the river. Adjacent to this site is […]
243 Elm St, Hanover, MA 02339, USA
The Hanover Conservation Commission owns these 22-acres of open meadow and forested upland. The Curtis Anchor Forge was located here in the 1700s, and later the Clapp Rubber Mill (founded in 1873), the largest of its kind in the country. The dam on the Indian Head River fueled these industries as well as earlier mills. […]
2 Indian Head Dr, Hanover, MA 02339, USA
This public canoe and kayak launch offers access to the Indian Head River, Herring Brook, and the North River. It is also the location of the take out for the NSRWA’s annual Great River Race. Trailheads for two Hanover Conservation parcels – Chapman’s Landing and Iron Mine Brook – are here as well. Tide Math: […]
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33 acres of conservation land owned by the Town of Pembroke. Includes a Canoe/Kayak Launch. Tide Math: High tide at the Pembroke Town Forest is about 2.5-3 hours after the Boston high tide.
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4 acres of upland surrounded by 12 acres of marsh owned by the Town of Marshfield. A popular picnic area. Camping by reservation. Apply for a permit at Marshfield’s Conservation Office. Water access only. IMPORTANT: Please “leave no trace,” and carry out all trash and waste. Careless overuse is endangering this much-loved spot! Little Blueberry […]
North River, Marshfield, MA 02050, United States
This 20-acre parcel of town-owned land features one of the few sandy beaches on the North River. Water access for small and mid-size boats. Trail access from Couch Memorial Cemetery. Stroller-friendly in some sections. IMPORTANT: Please “leave no trace,” and carry out all trash and waste. Careless overuse is endangering this much-loved spot! Tide Math: […]
290 Corn Hill Ln, Marshfield, MA 02050, USA
Mary’s Garden is tiny “pocket park” at the end of Cornhill Lane. It offers gorgeous views of the North River and its marshes. It was created in honor of Mary Eliot, who lived nearby and was a longtime, staunch supporter of river conservation efforts. This is also the site of the Rogers Shipyard (1790-1819). Pacific […]
110 Chittenden Ln, Norwell, MA 02061, USA
This Norwell Town Landing was the 1871 launch site of the schooner Helen M. Foster, the last ship built on the North River. A shipyard was located here as early as 1690. The saw pit is still visible. A plaque marks the site. The property also includes a fishing dock and canoe/kayak launch. Tide Math: High tide […]
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Old Oaken Bucket Pond is one of two reservoirs on the First Herring Brook created by dams. The Town of Scituate draws its municipal water from Old Oaken Bucket Pond. The upstream reservoir, simply known as the reservoir, feeds Old Oaken Bucket Pond downstream. Both ponds have fish ladders for herring at their dams. Unfortunately, […]
81 Jacobs Ln, Norwell, MA 02061, USA
189 acres of Norwell Conservation Land with an extensive trail system around the north, east, and west sides of the 60-acre pond. There are canoe/kayak launches at both the Jacobs Lane and Duncan Drive entrances. There is a fishing dock at Jacobs Lane. Other fishing locations include the Cliff Prentiss Bridge near Duncan Drive, the […]
18 Dover St, Norwell, MA 02061, USA
This 129-acre parcel with more than a half-mile of river frontage is owned by the Trustees of Reservations. Mrs. Albert Norris donated the original parcel in 1970. The property was expanded in 1992 with a gift of land from the McMullen family, and again in 2000 with a gift of land from the Gordon Family. Second […]
32 New Driftway, Scituate, MA 02066, USA
The Herring River Trail runs 0.4-miles along a former railroad bed through the marshes to the Herring River. The railroad bed continues through the marshes to the North River, but there is no public access to this section. Stroller-friendly.
John Little Conservation Area, Union St, Marshfield, MA 02050, USA
These 75 acres of Marshfield Conservation land include pasture, forest, and marsh, along with some gorgeous views of the river. Walking the 1.5 miles of trails, one encounters old stone walls and cart paths, which offer a glimpse of the property’s agricultural past. A dock provides access from the water.
67 Bridge St, Norwell, MA 02061, USA
The Union Street Bridge spans the North River from Union Street in Marshfield to Bridge Street in Norwell. On the Norwell side, there is a Town Landing with a ramp for boats (residents only). This is also the starting line for the NSRWA’s annual Great River Race. On the Marshfield side, there is a launch […]
67 Bridge St, Norwell, MA 02061, USA
The Union Street Bridge spans the North River from Union Street in Marshfield to Bridge Street in Norwell. On the Marshfield side, there is a launch for canoes and kayaks. On the Norwell side, there is a Town Landing with a ramp for boats (residents only). This is also the starting line for the NSRWA’s annual […]
1361 Union St, Marshfield, MA 02050, USA
The Town of Marshfield owns this 15-acre conservation parcel, which is located directly on the North River, just upstream of the Union Street Bridge. It is a public canoe/kayak launch with a 2 picnic tables. The property is also the site of the former Brooks-Tilden Shipyard (1701-1848). Tides at the Marshfield Launch are delayed ~1 […]
80 King's Landing, Norwell, MA 02061, USA
Private marina with supplies, canoe and kayak rentals, boat storage, and a launching ramp for canoes, kayaks and small boats. Tide Math: High tide at Bulman Marine is about 1 hour after the Boston high tide. NORTH, SOUTH, & HERRING RIVER SHELLFISH BEDS REMAIN CLOSED! Due to a recently-enforced (2020) federal regulation regarding proximity to wastewater […]
2205 Main St, Marshfield, MA 02050, USA
Combined marina locations on both sides of the bridge offer numerous amenities. These include gas, bait, tackle, supplies, boat rentals, a shoreside pump-out facility, and a restaurant. Enjoy fried clams on the deck while watching the boat traffic, or the sunset! There is a launch ramp suitable for canoes, kayaks, and motor boats. Tide Math: […]
299 Damons Point Rd, Marshfield, MA 02050, USA
A Marshfield Town Pier is located here, offering a fine scenic vista with wooden benches. On the western side, there is a small launch for kayaks, canoes, and paddleboards. Use extreme caution if paddling through, and past, Damon’s Point toward the Spit, because of dangerous currents. Tide Math: High tide at Damon’s Point is about […]
Conservation Park, Driftway, Scituate, MA, USA
This 334-acre Scituate Conservation property features a panoramic view of the Herring River and its salt marshes. In the 1930s, Boston Sand and Gravel owned the property and mined it for projects such as the construction of Logan International Airport. You can still see vestiges of the wharf that was built to aid in the […]
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Located at the mouth of the North and South Rivers, this popular summertime beach, a sand spit, is also known as Sandy. Low tide provides more real estate on which to park your chair or blanket. The Spit is accessible by boat, or on foot via a trail/boardwalk from Third Cliff. The wide, flat, sandy terrain […]
