An under-rated beach. Lots of sand. Not too many boulders underwater. Great place to spend a few…read morehours.

Decided to stop by here after a late lunch since we were in the area. Saw the $40 price tag for…read moreout of state licenses, but that only applies during 9 to 5. The beach had some nice sand and is long, but narrow which made it nice to visit. A sign to restrict boogie boards and there is no lifeguard on duty. Not much on amenities here. Port-a-potties only and the changing rooms were closed (not clear if they are closed for the season). No snack bar either. It's a beautiful area, but just to visit.

They say we are a lot like the sea - our bodies contain roughly 45 to 60% water. I often ponder…read morethat is why we are drawn to it. JFK once said, "all of us have in our veins the exact same percentage of salt in our blood that exists in the ocean, and, therefore, we have salt in our blood, in our sweat, in our tears" - "we are tied to the ocean" and when returning to the sea, "we are going back from whence we came". Falmouth Heights Beach is lovely with soft golden sand. Many families enjoy fun moment on the waters off Falmouth Sound. We love walking on the beach, watching the joggers, the swimmers, boaters, sailors...It is also a dog friendly beach which we Love. Get out if you can and enjoy. Life is good! Life is a beach.

Very pretty and clean beach. Came standard with sand and seagull, some seashells and rocks as well.read more

One of the most beautiful beaches I've been to and the memories are amazing. Nearby there is food…read moreand drink... amazing

I use to come to this restaurant " back in the days" It was…read moredelightful to see it is still one of the gems on the Cape Tessa was my waitress and she took care of all my needs promptly and nicely I told her she looked like a movie star on Hallmark movies The food was excellent and the price was just right in todays jump up increases Worth the trip to 28A in North Falmouth . Jackie Soltys

A cute little hidden beach in Cotuit. A good place to go if you want to avoid the typical summer…read moretourist crowds on the Cape. It's pretty small, but has ample parking. The unfortunate part about parking is that you need a resident sticker or you will get a ticket. The fortunate part is that it is not a far walk from the hustle and bustle of Main St. Sometimes there is a stinky low tide smell here, but not that often. The water is great for swimming and there is a lifeguard on duty in the summer.

This is my wife's favorite beach. Although the swimming is not the greatest (pebbles and seaweed at…read morewater edge), the beach is small and cosy, the sand is fine and great, and parking is right next to the beach.

Very nice beach! "No fun" lifeguards. Not even allowed to throw a tennis ball before the lifeguards…read morewhistle. And forget snorkeling. So ..

A beautiful, clean beach in the heart of the lovely town of Osterville. A resident sticker is…read morerequired for parking which I love because it keeps the beach from getting too crowded. The Cape is like my 2nd home so Dowses is always a part of my time here.

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.

Again, a favorite beach but poor weather this visit. We have visited here for decades, going back…read moreto the 80s. Here are some pictures from a very cloudy day.

A spectacular, historic beach no matter what time of day. In the early morning, one can see…read morefishermen, fishing boats and the illuminated ferries while at midday, the waves sparkle and the gulls sun themselves. Surf Drive Beach is the site of the Old Stone Dock, attacked during the War of 1812. It was once where "packets" (mail ships) set sail. While part of New England maritime history, it is now more subdued. There's decent parking, it's clean, safe, with excellent views of Vineyard Sound. It reflects the seasons. One can watch osprey, gulls, and cormorants. It's more for relaxation than swimming. Beautiful eastern views.

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.

Step back in time right here in present day. This is a historic and important cape cod league. The…read moreteam has a nice center of town simple ballpark. Get there 30 min early to get a parking spot. Admission free but donate because these players are trying to make it to the next level and typically are hosted by families and far from home. Fun environment with music and concessions. They take credit card and cash. Bring a chair or bleachers are shady by 630 pm.

they fired their head coach who was one of the biggest parts of the community. this shows that they…read moredo not care about the community, they could have announced that it would be his last season and given everybody a chance to say goodbye to him and thank him for all the amazing things hes done but no they decide to post it on instagram because thats what the community deserves.

This is a good place to meet friends. The MBL scientists socialize their and so it can be a…read morefascinating place

I will admit this is 5 star to me and probably not for the general public opinion. It's small and…read morequaint and clean with virtually no parking and you might need a town sticker even for that possibility. But if you are living or visiting nearby and can walk over to a tiny but great space for families to play on a beach with an old fashion Cape Cod feel, do it. Especially if you are part of the scientist community, whether world renowned or just a student. You might even run into people you know from the labs. Little kids love it and can build sand piles forever. I can't even begin to count how many times I have been here over a time span of 37 years. There's a lifeguard in summer season and a porta-potty. That's it, though I think an ice cream truck sometimes visits on great beach days.