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April 2024 by R Thompson
One of my favorite beaches (we actually got married by the rocks). There are plenty of picnic/cookout spots, restrooms and outdoor showers, a concession stand and beach wheelchair rental, making this a fully accessible and family friendly beach. Lifeguards are on duty most of the year and the gentle slope of the sand makes it good for kids of all ages. Just make sure to bring everything you will need for the day, as it is pretty far from the nearest store. It is near the aquarium, ferry terminal, and the south end(where you can drive out on the beach).Restrooms: Fully accessible (via ramp) usually really well stocked and clean (but a little sandy) with a place to rinse off.Dog-friendliness: Varies by season, check the website!Picnic area: Clean with shade and grills.
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March 2024 by Dusti Jeffries
Love it here
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March 2024 by Joe Sportello
Nice grounds at the fort. Interesting fort.
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March 2024 by Nadine Partridge
Worth the visit. Walk for ever and just enjoy the view.
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March 2024 by Christa Kedar
Beautiful beach! We loved driving on it.
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March 2024 by Geoff Cleary
Beautiful beaches and facilities
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March 2024 by Ethan Aliff
It's my favorite beach to visit ?
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March 2024 by Wm.
Enjoyed the view. Big rocks around shore line good shell hunting.
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March 2024 by Dave Haydysch
Great beach, easy access, can get crowded but generally not too bad.Restrooms: Public restrooms at the beach... Not great. Not bad.Picnic area: Covered tables provide a great break from the sun.
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February 2024 by Joseph Masturzo
Beach is pristine and beach pass at $150/ year is affordable.We will hope they keep that price .So our Family can further use and enjoy the beach ❤️
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February 2024 by Max Dawson
Nice semi private area with clean restrooms and hiking trails to check out as well.Restrooms: Very clean.
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February 2024 by Hadis Gh
Very cozy and quiet beach to swim and relax!Restrooms: Clean restrooms
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December 2023 by A. Soltes
This is a good place for younger kids to experience salt marsh/wetlands with an easy hike. The Basin Trail (1.1 miles to observation deck) starts at the Visitor Center and goes through some wooded areas with dirt trails, sandy areas, and boardwalk across water. The entire trail is flat but some areas (sand and mud) would be difficult to push a stroller. It was also very wet and muddy when we went so rainboots are helpful. There are bathrooms, maps, picnic tables, grills, and vending machines at the Visitor Center. Vending machines take cash and cards.Restrooms: Restroom did not have a changing table.
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October 2023 by Jacob Toler
Locals know this is the place to go to. Free access and 4WD for those who enjoy off roading. The gates close around 8 or 9 but you can still park outside of them and stay longer if you would like! The aquarium is close and there's lots of sights to see at this beautiful location.Dog-friendliness: Yes
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September 2023 by Waltriessa De Leon
Sand Bar in the beach, yes plz. It's a local beach life & tourist great escape. I love a good sand bar for in the middle of the ocean excitement, playing in the waves is a rush & getting to ride my boogie board in beach style. The beach is nice & clean.?Happy to be your local tour beach guide. Feel free to ask questions. The surf can be rough, be careful of riptide & the bluff rocky area that you see me in, in this video.Essentials to bring:?sunnies sunblock?swimsuit sandals?lots of sunshine!?smile, your toes are in the sand, life is good. Relax & listen to the waves crashing.#TravelVlog #TravelBarbie #BeachVlog #ugc #UGCcreator #ContentCreator #travellikealocal #livelikeatouristRestrooms: ✅️CleanDog-friendliness: Saw a dog swimming in the ocean then waiting patiently on the beach shore.Picnic area: Canopies, Grill & plenty of tables. It's a wonderful family feel.✅️clean
