Monument Beach:
From this beach you can see the Bourne entrance to the Cape Cod Canal and the Monument Beach Marina. Located on a small harbor.
Directions: Lies along Shore and Emmons roads

Scusset Beach:
Located on the north side on Cape Cod Bay. It is a large state run beach with excellent facilities. Directions: Take Meetinghouse Road off the Sagamore Rotary just before the Sagamore Bridge. From Meetinghouse, take Scusset Beach Road into Sandwich to the beach parking area .

Gray Gables Beach:
Located at the southwest entrance to the Cape Cod Canal in the village of Gray Gables. It was a favorite of President Grover Cleveland during the late 1800s.
Directions: At the southwest end of the entrance to the Cape Cod Canal

Old Silver Beach:
Great family beach located on Buzzards Bay. This warm water beach is divided in two, one side is a public beach, the other is private.
Directions: Located in North Falmouth.

Wood Neck Beach: This warm water beach is found at the mouth of a saltwater lake (Little Sippewissett Lake)
Directions: West Falmouth

Sticker only.

Falmouth Heights Beach:
Nice warm water beach overlooking Vineyard Sound and Martha’s Vineyard. After the beach you can Hit the Heights.
Directions:

South Cape Beach:
Is operated by both the town and state. Situated on Nantucket Sound it's a beautiful sandy beach and is great for fishing.
Directions: About 3.5 miles from the Mashpee Rotary at the end of Great Neck Road South

Attaquin Park:
Is the place to go for freshwater swimming and boating. It is located on Mashpee-Wakeby Pond the largest freshwater body on Cape Cod.
Directions: Located on the side of the pond off Route 130.

Johns Pond:
Is another good public beach for a freshwater swim and then maybe head over to the volley ball net for a game.
Directions: Off Route 151 and Currier Road.

Sandy Neck Beach:
Towering sand dunes and beautiful scenery define much of this year round beach. Great place to go 4wheelin. For more information call the Sandy Neck gatehouse at 508-362-8306.
Directions: Located off Route 6A on the Barnstable / Sandwich town line.

Town Beach:
Can be found at the entrance to Sandwich Harbor. Take a swim or check out the Sandwich boardwalk that crosses Mill Creek.
Directions: Take Town Neck Road to Freeman Avenue.

Sandy Neck Beach:
is Barnstable's longest beach (6 mi.). High sand dunes and cool clear water make this one of the most popular beaches on Cape Cod.
Directions: From Route 6A (over the town line in East Sandwich) take Sandy Neck Road to the beach parking lot.

Millway Beach:
Lies next to Barnstable Harbor and is a great place to watch the boats entering and leaving the harbor. Also has a great view of the lighthouse on Sandy Neck.( Note: residents-only beach)
Directions: From Route 6A take Millway to end.

Hathaway’s Pond: Is a little fresh water pond in Barnstable that is open to the public. It has a nice playground area for the kids.. .
Directions: off Phinney’s Lane in Barnstable

Craigville Beach
Located in Centerville (or Craigville) is another very popular warm water beach on the Vineyard Sound. This beach has most of the amenities including showers.
Directions: off Craigville Beach Road

Covells Beach
Is a residence only beach located to the east of Craigville Beach. Warm water and a mild to moderate surf can be found on this beach.
Directions: Craigville Beach Road to the east of Craigville Beach

Chapin Memorial Beach:
Beautiful North side beach where you can four-wheel (sticker required) out to Bass Hole and fish for Stripers or walk out on the flats at low tide (over a mile at dead low)
Directions: Take 6A in Dennis to New Boston rd and follow signs.

West Dennis Beach:
Very popular Mid-Cape beach with plenty to do for the whole family. There's a playground, snack bar, kite flying area, showers and ten lifeguard stations along with a 1000+ car parking lot that makes this mile long beach the #1 choice of many Cape Cod vacationers.
Directions: off Davis Beach Road in West Dennis. -

Sea Street Beach:
Enjoy the warm Nantucket Sound waters here while the kids play in the sand. You may want to take into account the long set of stairs one must take to reach the beach.
Directions: Take Lower County rd to end of Sea Street in Dennisport.

Veterans Beach:
Great place for a family cookout under the pine trees and is next to The Kennedy Memorial. Also has a nice playground..
Directions: On Ocean Street in Hyannis

Sea Street Beach:
Is a public beach located on Hyannis Harbor and is close to many Hyannis accommodations or pack a lunch and eat in the picnic area.
Directions: Located at the end of Sea Street in Hyannis.

Sea Gull Beach:
Is by far the most popular beach in Yarmouth, especially with the younger crowd. There's plenty of parking, a boardwalk and plenty of beach sports being played if the mood strikes you. Parking is $8 in season.
Directions: Take South Sea Street in West Yarmouth to Sea Gull Lane.

Smugglers Beach / Bass River Beach
Can be found at the mouth of Bass River is a good place for the family to swim, fish, and boat. Located near several large hotels and restaurants. You can also watch the boats coming in and out of Bass River.
Directions: At the end of South Street off Old Main

Bass Hole / Gray’s Beach:.
Is the only beach on the North side of Yarmouth and is a great place to watch the sunset. The kids will love the boardwalk that crosses over the salt marsh.
Directions: In Yarmouthport take 6A to the end of Center Street.

Breakwater Beach:
Is a nice family beach surrounded by grassy sand dunes. Like most Brewster beaches there are not many facilities, but, it does have plenty of parking.
Directions: Take Route 6A to Breakwater Road to end.

Cockle Cove Beach:
The calm surf and soft sand makes this a favorite of families with small children. Visit quaint downtown Chatham after.
Directions: off Cockle Cove Road.

Ridgevale Beach:
Is located between Hardings and Cockle Cove also has soft sand and gentle waves. There's a snack bar in season.
Directions: Found at the end of Ridgevale Road

North Beach:
This is the beach for those who want real solitude. Accessible only by boat, this beach is both unspoiled and rarely crowded. Water taxis charge about $10 ( round-trip) for transport to this beach.
Directions: Located to the South of Nauset Beach

Nauset Light Beach:
This spectacular beach is part of The National Sea Shore. The surf here can be very strong at times and swimming is sometimes prohibited. Don't forget to visit the beaches namesake 'Nauset Light'.
Directions: Take Cable Road to Nauset Light Beach Road.

Wiley Park:
Is a good bet for families with small children. The beach is on Great Pond and there is a playground for the kids.
Directions: Take Herringbrook Road to Great Pond Road.

Coast Guard Beach:
Has limited parking at the beach but you can take the shuttle (or walk the trails) from a large lot at the Doane Rock picnic area.
Directions: Take Doane Road off of Nauset Road.

Red River Beach:
This is one of Harwich's bigger beaches. Like most of the Harwich beaches it has warm water and, usually, a moderate surf.
Directions: Off Route 28

Pleasant Road Beach:
Pretty beach, great for families. Warm water, soft sand, and calm waters characterize this fairly large Harwich beach.
Directions: Off Pleasant Road

Bucks Pond Beach:
This fresh water beach is a great place to rinse the salt off after a day at an ocean beach, but be advised there are no restrooms or lifeguards.
Directions: Off Route 39

Nauset Beach:
:The definitive Cape Cod beach. Wide open beach with rolling sand dunes and big ocean waves. Water may be a little chilly but its worth it.
Directions: Main Street to the end of Beach Road

Skaket Beach:
Very popular Bayside beach (the parking lot fills up fast). Great place to walk the flats at low tide. Stay until dusk and you will be rewarded with a spectacular sunset.
Directions: Off Skaket Beach Road.

Pilgrim Lake:
Nice freshwater family beach that features everything from changing rooms to picnic areas to a dock to tie your boat while you take a swim.
Directions: Off Monument Road.

Race Point Beach:
This big and beautiful beach is located at the very tip of Cape Cod and is part of the National Seashore. Sun worshippers should note that Race Point, because it is a north facing beach, gets sun all day long. Don't forget to bring your surf caster when the 'Blues' are running.
Directions: Off Route 6

Herring Cove Beach:
The water here is quite a bit warmer and calmer than the water at Race Point. This beach is arguably the best place to watch the sunset on Cape Cod.
Directions: At the end of Route 6

Harbor Beach:
Located downtown this is a great beach to take a stroll on and get away from the hustle and bussle of Commercial Street.
Directions: Runs parallel to Commercial Street.

park at the town lot on Macmillan Wharf

Head of the Meadow Beach:
Head of the Meadow Beach is owned by both the town and National Seashore. Good beach for families with smaller children.
Directions: On Head of the Meadow Road.

Long Nook Beach:
Pretty and serene this beach is surrounded by beautiful dune cliffs. Parking is limited so get there early for a space.
Directions: On Long Nook Road.

Corn Hill Beach:
Located at the mouth of the Pamet River its a great place to watch the boat traffic heading in and out of the harbor. Popular with families.
Directions: On Corn Hill Road.

Indian Neck Beach:
Nice beach with a view of the harbor, Great Island ( part of the National Seashore and a great place for hiking), and the bay.
Directions: Off Indian Neck Road.

Cahoon Hollow Beach:
Cahoon Hollow Beach is big with the younger set  and is the location of  'The Beachcomber' which inevitably begins to fill up late in the day.
Directions: Off Ocean View Drive

Marconi Beach :
Part of the National Seashore it is perhaps the most spectacular beach in Wellfleet, which is no small claim.
Directions: Off Route 6 in South Wellfleet