Like any beach in the Cape, this was a great stop. We came here during the early evening, which was…read morefree. There is plenty of sand room to fit enough people. The view is lovely, with houses nearby and Lewis Bay, seeing across the body of water. It can be windy on some days, as happened during our visit. Luckily, there were no significant incidents, but keep that in mind. There is a lot of parking space at Kalmus, which also connects to the other three beaches. In the parking lot, there is a snack bar and also a bathroom.

Very nice beach. Parking is 25.00 but it allows access to other beaches and in and out travel.read more

Fabulous beach! Clean bathrooms and space to spread out. We will be back !!!! Thank you !read more

Keyes is a small but adorable beach that locals call Sea street beach. I love the walkway or…read moreboardwalk in front leading to Keyes as well as back to Hyannis or Hyannis Port neighborhood Keyes has lifeguards and a snack bar and restrooms. There are beautiful jettys to fish from too. Keyes is on your left if you are traveling from Sea street in Hyannis.

Nice place to walk. Loved walking along the sand dunes. One day a loon that had migrated from up…read morenorth! The next we enjoyed powerful waves.

The Veteran's Beach is connected to the Memorial Park, with easy walking access. There are plenty…read moreof parking spots to fill vehicles, not too far from the parking lot in a footstep in the sand. The beach is relatively small, with little room to move around, depending on the tide. Despite that being a concern, the view all around is enjoyable. For more entertainment, there is also a playground and a climbing tower. Picnic tables and grills are scattered throughout the park. Overall, it's kept up very nicely, and I'm thrilled to see everything in great shape. Here's a reminder: there is an entrance fee for entering during the daytime.

A local brought us here bc it's one of her favorite spots. A little windy, but the boardwalk is a…read moregreat way to experience the gorgeous sunset. Try reading all the inscriptions along the way.

What a fantastic find!! There are no signs leading to this beach but if you're in the area you HAVE…read moreTO STOP HERE! Bring a wind breaker or a jacket of some sort!!!

Five in a row unclaimed! This is a nice beach but it seriously needs to be raked. Lots of debris…read morethat could easily be removed. $25 to park. Star knock for being unclaimed.

Big sandy beach, there's a good bit of seaweed and jellyfish and crab shells to enjoy. Lots of…read moreparking and lots of space at this beach. The off-season is always good when there's no fees and there's plenty of room. Nice volleyball courts & food is across the street. If you want to get a lobster roll or burger and of course a great sunset they I'm enjoying it right now.

We came by this beach twice this week. Although it has tons of seashells all over it is still a…read morenice enough beach. I do recommend wearing water shoes to enjoy the beach. I wasn't a fan of the seaweed all over but the water was nice and warm enough.

This is definitely one of the biggest beaches in the Yarmouth area. There is plenty of parking…read moreprovided, with four roles. Getting to the water is a bit of a walk, but at the same time, great exercise. The view is decent for the most part, I wouldn't consider anything too exciting, except the view out to the west looking towards Point Gammon Lighthouse, which didn't look visible due to the weather. Across the water, you'll see Thacher Town Park Beach, which can't be crossed. One of the entrances has a mini fence on the ground, warning about sandpipers. Be careful while stepping over. There's no doubt I'll make this stop again.

This is a wonderful beach to take in, even though there is limited parking, which lowers my rating…read moreby a star. While crossing the bridge, there is a bunch of grass all around, limiting the amount of sand located at this beach. The only highlights are the view of the jetty far out towards the right and the view straight ahead of land, if it's a clear day. Overall, a great discovery in this area.

This is like a rare beach gem That only a few who live in…read morethe area know about. Their is only about 10 parking spaces so if you come here, early otherwise walk. The beach is skittle rocky but the water is crystal clear. You are in the inlet so the water is calm and refreshing. You walk across a small wooden bridge. The place is very quiet and kept very clean. This is one my favorite beaches I like to visit when I am in the area.

One of the Cape's best spots for gorgeous red sunsets and spectacular sunrises! This is a photo…read moretaken from the boardwalk looking at a beach beyond the water gap. Go do this. Take a walk and enjoy the views and why you came here in the first place!!

Beautiful location! The boardwalk brings you over amazing marshes that you would never see from the…read morebeach! The sunsetting was gorgeous, all the walkers were friendly, you could feel that we were all sharing a special moment. We took pictures of many of the names engraved because we knew people with those exact names! It was nice to see all of the veterans that were acknowledged and remembered.​

Access to this beach is restricted to Barnstable county residents. There is very limited parking…read more The beach has some rocky areas and I'm not sure I'd come here for swimming but is fun to walk. Beautiful views of the Kennedy compound and other luxe residences. Many areas are closed off due to birds' nesting so in some areas there was little room to walk.

Maybe I'm a little bit Marilyn or maybe I'm a little Jackie O, but on Cape Cod it is hard not to be…read morecompletely wrapped up in the fashion and persona that is Jackie O. My trip to Eugenia Fortes was quiet and peaceful. I talked to some local speedwalking moms (my people!) and got into some gossip about the local celebrity homes. (We're talking about you college scandal parents!) It was fun to catch up but then I was on my merry way. I wore my oversized sunnies, a flowy skirt, a big hat, and enjoyed my feet in the sand. Not many were on the beach and the dock was desolate. As I walked closer to the sands in front of JFK's home I quieted my mind and thought of what it must have been like for him to grow up here, to then use this place as his safe haven as a President, the losses this home felt, and in turn John John's plane being out in that water. Dried up crab shells were all around. I could pick up any shell I wanted. The sand was cool and soft under my feet. These moments all to myself, these grand old Americana homes on the water, the beautiful sun glistening on the ocean... I get it. It really is stunning and the legacy can be felt on your skin when the wind blows.

When you think of the Cape it's hard not to think about the beaches here. Covell's Beach is another…read morebeach to add to the "must visit" list. This beach is located at the end of Craigville Beach and is a continuation of the amazing water front. This location has a decent amount of parking and access to all of the amenities Craigville Beach has. This beach is also a great place to visit in the morning to either complete an exercise routine or if you are like me, just to sit and watch the waves.