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Town Neck Beach Sandwich Beach

Details: Category: Cape Cod Beaches; Published on Tuesday, 06 December 2011 14:59; Hits: 1768

Town Neck Beach, Sandwich

Town Neck Beach

Description: Town Neck is a popular Upper Cape beach destination. This area offers great views of boats passing through the Cape Cod Canal. From its long boardwalk, you can also enjoy a scenic walk over the marsh to the dunes.

A beach rejuvenation was completed here in 2004 using sand dredged from the Canal, filtering out any rocks formerly present.

One nice feature here is the inner beach lining the creek and nearby marsh. People often camp on the beach and kayak, fish or dive in the creek. Follow the inner beach to its end, and you'll find the creek's mouth at the ocean. Visitors can park in the beachfront lot, or further away at the Sandwich Boardwalk.

Directions: Take Route 6A in Sandwich to Town Neck Rd. to Wood Ave.
Activities
Fishing
Skimboarding
Swimming
Walking

Parking
Medium Municipal Lot

State: Massachusetts
Town: Sandwich

Town Neck Beach

Cape Cod Beach Map

Details: Category: Cape Cod Beaches; Published on Friday, 21 April 2006 20:12; Hits: 25621

CAPE COD BEACHES

Cape Cod Beaches, including Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket

Cape Cod, Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket have some of the most scenic, pristine beaches found anywhere. Boasting nearly 1000 miles of coastline, there are over 150 fresh and saltwater beaches to choose from. Click on the maps of Cape Cod , Martha's Vineyard, Nantucket to see detailed beach profiles and photos. While numerous ocean-facing beaches offer strong, consistent swell for wave sports, others are more calm and placid, perfect for sunbathing, swimming and other beach leisure activities. Many Cape Cod Bay beaches have these qualities and are ideal for families with children seeking a low-key beach vacation.
Others like Craigville in Barnstable and Cahoon Hollow in Wellfleet attract a more party-oriented crowd. Some beaches, like Nauset in Orleans and Sandy Neck in Sandwich, even allow limited 4WD vehicle access during the season. And don't forget all the secret spots: peaceful, quiet places not found on any tourist guide map. Away from the beach Cape Cod and the Islands offer fantastic fishing, golf, boating, shopping, arts and entertainment and a host of other things to do such as bird watching, whale watching and more.

Click below to download and print maps (8.5X11) of Cape Cod beaches, landings and bike trails by region:
Upper Cape (Sandwich, Bourne, Falmouth, Mashpee)
Mid Cape (Osterville, Hyannis, Barnstable, Yarmouth, Dennis)
Lower Cape (Harwich, Chatham, Brewster, Orleans)
Outer Cape (Eastham, Wellfleet, Truro, Provincetown)