Named after the "first encounter" between the Pilgrims and the native Nauset tribe in 1620. This is…read morea tranquil Bayside beach (facing West, rather than East over the Atlantic). Because of the unique geography you can see a stunning sunset over the water here. During low tide you can walk out on the sand quite far to the West. This is the place on the Cape that you want to go to see a spectacular sunset! Can get crowded but there's plenty of parking and it's free after 5:30 pm. A lovely spot for a romantic stroll or just to imagine the historic encounter that took place here.

Great spot for sunsets! You can literally pull into the parking lot and, oh, look, there's a…read moregorgeous sunset right there. No need to walk or hike to any special spot to see it. Great to swing by here after dinner in the area. I love walking beaches but the sand here is rather "fluffy" and loose which can make it harder to walk if you're not walking right at the waterline. There are often nice tide pools which can be warmer when it's cooler out.

We made this stop during sunset, and unfortunately it wasn't the best due to being cloudy. There is…read moreplenty of parking to fit enough cars, making it convenient considering how big the Cooks Brook Beach is. During low tide, you can walk pretty far out into the water, which I find pretty cool, in the case we visited. During high tide, that's a different story. Definitely a wonderful stop we made.

Cooks Brook Beach is a great place to walkabout during low tide. You can see small marine life for…read moredays, and it feels like you can walk all the way to Boston. But when that tide starts rolling in, make sure to head back to shore, because it moves fast!

Parking is definitely a problem. There's a tiny lot and way more cars. Be sure not to create your…read moreown spot because you will be ticketed. We saw many unoccupied cars get tickets for parking in an illegal spot. The lighthouse and surrounding areas are beautiful. The lighthouse provides for such a stunning back drop. It's closeness to the water, allowed us to find secret spots to relax in close to the water. We also saw seals playing in the water. They definitely drew a crowd, along with photographers but it was such a sweet experience. The beach sand was soft and the water was gorgeous.

An iconic, must see lighthouse on Cape Cod!…read more Nauset Light Beach is managed by the National Park Service (Cape Cod National Seashore). If you already have an annual National Parks Pass, bring it with you to cover your entrance! Standard Fee: If you don't have a pass, daily parking is $25 Touring and stepping inside the lighthouse itself is completely free, definitely take advantage of it if it's open during your visit!

We visited Coast Guard Beach on a Sunday, for the morning and early afternoon. We parked at 8:50am,…read morethe trolley was there waiting but we decided to walk the 1 mile path to the beach. It was a nice walk, altho for the 1st half it was wooded and the ground a bit dirty so i should have worn sneakers vs flip flops. The later part is paved and a boardwalk which was pretty. We took the trolley back and it was fast and easy. There are bathrooms at the main parking area as well as at the closest beach parking (resident only). Bathroom was clean and was being cleaned while we were there. The beach is huge especially at low tide. The surf was rough with endless seals swimming by and a shark flag waving. Water a bit cold. We walked 1 mile south during low tide and enjoyed all the tide pools and different shapes created in the sand by the water. We also walked a half mile north and it is very quiet except for the spot next to the entrance. Peaceful and reminded us of being on an island as it was so quiet with not many people around, and unique scenery. Bring your own everything as there is no snack shack.

This is a beautiful beach! Nice soft white sand, dunes without having to hike down a huge hill as…read moreyou do on many other beaches. There is a mobimat that leads to the beach. There are some nice walkways to lookouts over the ocean and the marsh, and also a bike path that leads to Nauset. It can be a bit buggy on those walkways due to the marsh just fyi. There's tons of accessible parking. In fact it's only accessible and resident parking available at the lot right by the beach. My only complaint is that while there's lots of accessible parking, the lot is pretty far away from the entrance to the beach. As someone who can walk, but not for longer distances without a break, it's a bit frustrating. I wish there was at least a drop off point, but there's only a sign that reads "no drop offs at anytime. I've read they have beach wheelchairs in season, but there were none available at the time I was there.

Memorial Day Weekend for the past two years my kids and I have stayed here. We liked the personal…read moreroom Vibe. With the dedicated parking spot in front. Well kept, clean room, with cozy beds. Microwave, Mini Frig, T.V with Cable. Small coffee pot set up. A desk, table 2 chairs. Hangers and luggage rack. There is a great Pool which is a big perk. Unfortunately, this year was to cold to swim. We had swam last year and it was great! There is a Supermarket across the street and the beach not far at all. The motel provides an informative binder. The town center is actually within walking distance for most people about 1/4 to 1/2 miles away. Becareful though, the road in front of the property, at the traffic lights gets very busy. We witnessed a bad car accident while waiting to cross the street, the 1st year. A Continental Breakfast with delicious homemade muffins is served every morning. To be totally transparent and give a 100% honest review these next things were a few minor issues that only happened our last visit. The water pressure in the shower was very slow. No shower liner, (not the problem) the fabric curtian got soaking wet and wet the whole floor, causing a slipping hazzard. The soap and shampoo/conditioners weren't filled. We were supposed to be given a second key that was never dropped off. Had the T.V. shut off at about 10pm while we were watching, out of nowhere. I called the office to let the staff know and got a NOT my problem response, that I wasn't excepting. This year we had tried to book 2 days again, but only one was available. We decide to take the 1 night and pay more then we would have elsewhere. No sure about next year.

They charged $32.50 to park (2 summers ago it was $20) and no services were open. Not even a trash…read morecan. Don't waste your money!

It's got sand. It's got water, at least at high tide…read more So it's technically a beach. It's not an exciting beach though. Good for little kids and old people. Like many bay beaches at low tide you might have to walk out half a mile to get to water up to your waist, but at least the water will likely be warm and calm. It's better at high tide. Kids will like the tidal pools at low tide but First Encounter nearby is better for that. Its usually quiet as the parking lot is very small and requires a sticker in the summer. If you live or rent in the area maybe it's worth going but I wouldn't drive too far to come here.

We found this beach driving through the local roads and looking at the signs. The beach was quite…read morehidden and even though there were only a few parking spaces, it was easy to find parking as there were so few people there in the evening. We joined the rest of the people there to watch the sunset and it was quite nice. There's also a portable toilet here should the need arise.

As a native of Mass, Kingsbury beach is by far one of my favorites. If you want everything a beach…read morehas to offer, including picturesque views, soft sand and seclusion, look no further than here. Located at the very end of Kingsbury Beach Road on the bay side of the Cape in North Eastham, it is unassuming and super peaceful. The ocean side beaches tend to fill up regardless of the day and time of year, but the bay beaches are, in my opinion, better not only because less people frequent them, but also because there is more to see and do. Go at low tide when the tide pools form and you will have your kids occupied until the tide starts rolling back in. There are signs posted that state dogs are not allowed on the beach, but in the early mornings and during the off season (which starts the last weekend in August), there are lots of dogs running on the sand looking oh so happy. Makes me want to go back and bring my dogs. And possibly the best part of being on a quiet beach on the bay side is the water! Don't get me wrong, it's still frigid, but it warms up enough that you won't feel like you are about to get hit with a cold case of hypothermia (no pun intended).

The Indian Neck Beach offers a great view of the Cape Cod Bay in Wellfleet. During low tide, there…read moreis plenty of sand room to move around. You can easily spot the Wellfleet Pier from a distance on a clear day. This is a great place to relax and take in the beautiful sounds of the water. There is a decent amount of parking to fit enough vehicles.

Didn't even want to create this location or write a review because I want to keep this immaculate…read morebeach a secret. Longest coastline for beach going and long beach walks. Some seaweed action especially in the cove but overall wonderful. Leave the pups at home.

Beach is beautiful lifeguards were friendly and loved to talk about what they do to curious beach…read moregoers. Down fall parking fees are getting ridiculous every where but I could not see myself paying 35.00 to park another down fall was porta potties

Large, clean, oceanside, this beach is amazing! I love the treaded walkway which makes getting to…read morethe beach very easy. There is a $30 fee, but it gives you the whole day and all of the beaches there is a fee so it just is what it is. The bathrooms were immaculate! Plenty of stalls to choose from and it was spotless. I felt very comfortable using it. As far as the beach, go early because it does get crowded, but you will enjoy soft sand and rolling waves. Plus you can take a leisurely walk down the beach to get those steps in!