We visited the three buildings on display and read the kiosk for each. It was neat to be so up…read moreclose to the windmill and see how it was constructed. Took both walks. The paved walk was in and out leading to the marsh we could see the ocean in the distance and had hoped it would take us out to it, but it does not. We met two people walking their dogs who told us about the longer second trail in the woods. So we walked back to the windmill, took the side road back until we found the green trail markers. Well marked trail that made a loop connecting with the paved trail. Another nice little walk. There are several picnic tables scattered around, a restroom, playground area, gazebo and large open field that could be used for tossing a ball or frisbee.

This is a pretty cool park located on 6A, highlighting a big field, viewpoint, and also a windmill…read more There is a path that loops around, and another that branches off to a viewpoint of the Cape Cod Bay. It's a wonderful view to take in while on the Cape. Also, for the kids, there is a playground. Be careful of the bees on the grass, especially at the windmill. The parking lot is interesting, where instead you'll just pull over, with the expectation of hindicap. Great and peaceful spot.

Cool little boating area! Not ideal for swimming like other Brewster beaches, but a perfect place…read moreto take the family kayaking or paddle boarding that kind of thing the low tide was a lot of fun for crabbing for the kids. Definitely a good time but more of a play beach than a lay back kind of beach

This was a great little park that we stopped at on a whim. It has lots of fun play equipment but…read moreone star off because no bathrooms and automatically can't be a 5 star review. But the playground itself was clean and my daughter had a great time. Would gladly return.

A very nice walk all year round. The salt air is refreshing. The Boardwalk takes you over protected…read moreMarsh land. Parking is limited, the walk from the center is not long. After visiting here, take in Sandwich downtown.

Beautiful walk to and on the beach, I have not been here for…read morea while recently they replaced the boardwalk. I used to take my daughter here when she was younger. It is funny because there used to be not be railings. It's a summer tradition for people to jump into the river at high tide. Also people can Kayak through these rivers. The beach is nice as well

GOS took use to a small 2-3 spot place to park. It was a very small beach nestled between houses…read more As we started back up the road we stopped at the first parking lot we drove by to see if there was more to the beach. And that was a Yes! The walkway was thru the sand dune that took us down to the beach. The beach was allowed a nice walk along the water. There are multiple homes that we passed. If you want a more "wild" beach and less built up, this would not be the beach.

I came here for the first time off season and was blown away by nature's beauty…read more I went early during low tide, wanting to walk as far out into the ocean as possible. All while admiring the pretty sea shells and colorful rocks. The morning fog lifted, as the day progressed and the ocean breezes was cool and refreshing. If you love long morning walks along the beach, you should definitely give this a try!

Teenagers enjoyed the strong waves. We paid $20 fee online for afternoon 2-7 spot. You drive down a…read morenarrow dirt road which has pretty views. I dropped off family and beach gear at path to beach and parked (not too far). We came to beach because we heard it had good waves and that was true. Only issue was they were strong and broke close to shore. A bit dangerous to use boogie boards near the shore. Most beaches are free on MV but we were ok with paying to ensure parking and also beach did not feel crowded. We were told ahead of time that pond closed due to algae.

Very hard to find. The instructions for the parking lot were unreliable and inaccurate. Be sure to…read morevisit the website to buy a parking pass in advance or else they won't let you in. Had trouble finding the hiking path but the beach area - though small - was nice and serene. Good place to bring kids or to just relax with some beach time. Must bring umbrellas or something covered - no shade or covering.

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.

Make Seymour Pond a stop on your CCRT ride! It is a beautiful lake and a great stop for bikers on a…read morehot day. Located next to the Cape Cod Rail Trail, the pond offers a port a potty for bathroom breaks, tables in the shade for lunch, and a sandy beach for sun bathing. There are also a small number of parking spots for cars and parking is free. The lake water is clear and cool and provides a shallow area that is great for little kids. Pack bathing suits next time you go for a long ride.