This is the Northern end of the Cape Side of the bike path. Decent size parking lot…read more It's also adjacent to the Sandwiches Marina, and you can watch the boats coming and going. We were there in late October so we got to watch a boat being hauled out for winter dry dock.

Words cannot describe how beautiful this place is! More visits for sure in the future.read more

What a beautiful location…read more The boardwalk was just redone last year. Great accessibility and a beautiful walk over to the beach. The beach is rocky, but it is beautiful. Not too many people here. Entry is $20. They have porta potty's a single at both ends of the boardwalk.

Amazing at low tide. Water is very nice on a hot summer day it cleansed my soul. Low tide provides…read morenice and sandy sand bar and it was perfect for play games. High tide is good too but only for jumping off the boardwalk.

Great State Park, we love staying here. Can't say enough good things! Well, actually one negative…read morething. Bought firewood from the store here, after it rained last night. I don't know if they didn't cover the wood or what happened, but the wood was still very wet when I went to get a fire going. Obviously not the greatest situation! Too bad that our last night was spent struggling with the fire. Outside of that, great place to camp out on the Cape!

I did a solo tent stay for the weekend. The place was clean, quiet, and the staff were amazing. I…read morehad an issue with a late arrival group the first night I was there and the staff let me pick a new spot. It was awesome!

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

I live in MA and drove 1 hour to Scusset Beach during the 2nd week of July, 2026. The weather was…read moreperfect - perfect for a beach day : hot, sunny, clear blue sky. The beach itself was nice enough: decent sand, not rocky, not an over abundance of seaweed. That's where the enjoyment ended. That beach had a constant barrage of biting flies that annoy the crap out of you. They are small, relentless,painfully bite, and leave itchy marks where they bite. We stayed for 3 hours to try to get our $14 (parking fee) worth but after that, we left. I'll never go back since I now know those biting flies are an issue there and have been for years. Two thumbs down and I cannot recommend Scusset Beach to any beach goer who wishes to have a lovely day at the beach. Side note : the water was so cold also, with zero waves and contained floating seaweed. Terrible.

Beautiful beach. Sign at entrance that was terrifying; all about the sharks and how to avoid them…read morebut we went anyways. Water was very clear and I don't see that too much around here so that was pleasant. Snack shop was open as well as bathrooms. All very convenient. Had a great day with my 4 yr old granddaughters so enjoyed it very much. The loved sitting at edge and letting the minimal waves come over them. Very nice family friendly beach.

Guns ocean and…read morethorns The Sagamore Hill Historic Site is the remains of an old battery of two 155 mm artillery pieces that were placed here in WW 2 to protect the Cape Cod Canal and surrounding area against German subs. Like most coastal defense forts, the guns were never fired in anger and were removed after the war. The fort was decommissioned and turned into a park. The site has wide and open trails in the beginning and getting to the site where the old guns were is pretty easy. You can see a few remains of the artillery battery but the main attraction is the great views of the ocean and hills around Sagamore. The site is a nice place for some hiking, easy off road bike riding or snow shoeing and cross country skiing in the winter. However if you try and complete the whole loop be advised that the trail narrows considerably after you reach the artillery site and in the summer gets over grown with impressive thorns, very healthy poison ivy and hordes of ticks. A pleasant and seldom used place that offers a bit of history, great views of the ocean or some exercise. But like many trails in this area it's probably best left till the cold weather.

Beautiful gardens to explore, especially in late summer when the hydrangeas are in full boom…read more Stroll through peaceful paths, past flowing water features, check out the amazingly pristine rare vintage automobile collection, see a windmill, and take a ride on the merry-go-round. They have a good little cafe to grab a bite, but you can also bring your own picnic lunch and enjoy it at whatever favorite spot you find.

We met family for a visit to the Gardens and Museum on a beautiful Summer Friday. Our relatives had…read morea membership so I didn't even notice the entrance fee but I would have paid whatever it was as this was a gorgeous place to walk around. We were a week after the Hydrangea Festival ended and while the flowers don't just disappear, they were not all as vibrant as I'm sure they had been two weeks prior. I love hydrangeas and have several types growing on my property so it was great to be able to see other varieties and colors. I had no idea this type of acreage existed on the cape- (you mean it's NOT all ice cream and traffic?!) The gardens were exquisite. I was told that they are all maintained by volunteers! We saw no maintenance or staff doing anything other than helping guests enjoy their visit. The new children's area was fun for 50-somethings and 70-somethings in our crew. There is a school on the property and I cannot imagine a more fun way to learn in nature! The carousel was a hit, as was the automobile museum in a gorgeous building. The exhibit about cranberry bogs and the wetu on site paid appropriate homage to the Indigenous People in this region. If you have the time, this is a must-see on the Cape. While there is a lot of walking involved, the property has electric golf cart vehicles that can transport visitors around the property. I would definitely return!

Living here people take it for granted. It is one of the best recreational areas in the country…read more It's 7 miles long and paths on both sides. If you are into fishing and boating this is a great area. Also a lot of history here. Most of the area along the canal has free parking, picnic tables and is a place where people can come to spend the day and get exercise

Things to know . It can get very busy at times and sections. Some of the bike people can be rude…read moreand dangerous. Some of the dog owners think a large leash is fine and that either not pick up their animals waste or they put it in a bag and leave it.at times the fisherman take over .The language can get heated and full of swears. They are not good at cleaning up leaving line,hooks,coffee cups etc along the rocks. There is always a breeze, remember if it's at your back when you start your return will have it in your faces from May to Oct bathrooms are open. The pavement is kept up the grass is cut . The views are amazing there is always a chance you might see a seal,sunfish,birds , several different boats and occasionally a whale or dolphins. There are different events that go on at railroad bridge and range station.No swimming,tubing is allowed.picnics are nice and there are tables at several of the parking areas.

Absokutely terrible!! Zero stars!! Went to the office to complain about bedbugs in our cabin, and…read morethey had my wife arrested for DUI, when she was neither drunk nor driving!!!! No resolution to the bedbug problem. No refund, just a soon to be lawsuit!!!! Anyone else have this issue?!?!

The managers are friendly and attentive. The grounds are nice and clean with plenty of areas to…read morewalk and enjoy nature. Great spot to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city but close to everything.

Great spot to stop and enjoy the Cape Cod Canal. There's plenty of parking. There's an enclosed…read morebuilding with information and restrooms. You can sit under the trees and relax, watching boats and people. Or you can go down to the canal walking path, which is used for walking, jogging, biking and more. As a passing tourist we enjoyed the view and area, wish we had bikes with us.