One of the better beaches in the area. It's spacious and the sand is clean, fine sand. Great beach…read morefor kids with lots of hermit carbs! The facilities are nice and well maintained, lots of porta potties if you're far from the bathrooms/showers. Parking is reasonably priced and relatively easy to come by. We've never had a bad beach day here!

A lovely beach on the North Shore--clean, spacious, and perfect for swimming or just relaxing on…read morethe sand. We arrived in the evening, so parking was free, however they do charge during the day. Even with the sun setting, the water was surprisingly comfortable and we were able to swim without freezing too badly. There's also a convenient bathhouse on site, and a restaurant just as you enter the parking lot. Definitely planning to come back on a hot summer day and soak in the sun.

Very clean beach, very clean bathrooms. Very, very few parking spaces. Beautiful beach located on…read morethe Nahant Bay.

A nice clean sand beach good for sunbathing. Make sure you come early as the beach is small and…read morethe parking is limited.

This Beach appears to be strictly Private. We could not find an entrance that did not have a…read more"Private Beach" sign.

This is a fabulous little sandy beach located at the end of Revere Beach on the Lynn end. I had…read morethe pleasure of growing up on this beach, all through high school and college and more. There are too many memories to mention. All fabulous! This is basically a private neighborhood beach run by the Point of Pines Beach Association. The Association is funded by donations from the residents.. Gor anyone that's lucky enough to live in the Point of Pines being on this Beach should double the value of your home as it's like you're in Cape Cod year round. If you know anyone that lives in this neighborhood make sure that you make your way down here this summer and enjoy your day at the beach. FYI there is absolutely no street parking at all what so ever.. consider yourself warned. Tickets are hefty I give Point of Pines Beach a Solid 5 Stars

Some street parking along the seaside drive. A nice small beach with classic New England scenery.read more

This is such a good option for an easy beach day if you live in the area. There is usually always…read morefree parking and it's walking distance to shops. There isn't a ton of nice sand, but again, it's good for a quick and easy beach day without major costs or hassle.

Beautiful beach with a nice park area. There is not really any beach during high tide. During low…read moretide it's a nice stretch of sand for a walk. There's a paid lot across the street. I love coming for walks here at low tide and I love the park as well and checking out the flowers.

I preston with my reviews even though it was really late at night…read more Preston Beach is tiny but has beautiful views and in that sense it's just like your mother. I love coming here and it kind of creeps up on you when you're in the middle of a neighbourhood, and the next thing you know you're driving by this tiny beach and then it's gone and you're in Marblehead. Come and check it out for yourself.

One of the highlights of our day!…read more We enjoyed a picnic lunch (thank you Trader Joe's;)) along the southern edge of Castle Rock after crossing our fingers, wishing, praying, and knocking on wood that there would be public access permitted. 2-hour max street parking is available nearby, there are a couple of benches and a small stairway in a stone wall, and views are quintessentially Massachusetts' Costal shoreline. Be sure to make a quick visit if in the area - very much worth the time!

This place should be on every persons itinerary when you are visiting this area! Castle Rock Park…read morewas just stunning! The cliffs, the water the views were just breathtaking! It's a wonderful place to go just to "soak it all in" and take some really beautiful photos. I honestly wanted to leave this place 5 stars so bad but the only thing was stopping be was the hike down to the beach area. There's no pathway and you have to climb over slippery rocks and be very careful even when wearing the right shoes. If you are physically able to go down there though, it's definitely worth it.

Revere Beach appears to less crowded in recent years. Worth noting that the depth of the water is…read morereasonable for at least 100 yards at low tide, and the clearing of debris washed up (and dropped) is good. Plenty of food choices, even after our beloved Santorini's closed and is being replaced for 2027 by yet another independent pizza joint. We compare it to Nahant, where inscrutable decisions by guards on closing the parking lot makes planning on weekends tough -- especially on holiday weekends.

There's pleasant scenery including interesting shells and even seaweed. Bathrooms theoretically…read moreexist but I haven't seen one. You can get here by the Blue Line but you have to cross a street that lacks lights/stop signs.

This is a great beach it has a fabulous double sidewalk which allows you to walk bicycle etc. all…read morethe way from Swampscott to Nahant There are no restaurants restaurants etc. There's great fishing off the seawall and rocks in the center They also have movie nights and a bunch of fears and activities on the big grassy area which is also a fabulous spot for picnics with small children Very limited parking only on one side of the street private housing on the other

Nice peaceful beach with a double walkway and benches to enjoy the view there is also steps and a…read moreramp that leads to the shore The smell at times...well that's another story.

A lot of contents there it is a beautiful little spot. The problem is restrooms. There's no…read morerestroom handy right there. Parking is right on the street. Very easy. Bring a chair relax bring your little doggie in a glass of water.

Fun time with my friends ! Love the music on Thursday evening. It's really nice to see music near…read morethe sea too!

Excellent organic and vegan stuff :) Been once and I'll be…read moreback Mmmmmdelishousness

Great hours and in a great area. The shop has beautiful surfboards and skateboards. They also…read morehave hacky sacks, sandals, and more. You need to save up for one of their boards but they totally seem worth it. Plus, some of their skateboards are from an eco-friendly company that plants 1 tree for every certain number of boards sold. The employees were also really chill about me having my service dog and didn't really ask any questions (they just said "hello" to him and told me how cute he was). They also told me about great places around the area since I'm currently moving here. :)