Sandy Neck is a barrier beach that is home to several endangered species. It is a designated Massachusetts area of Critical Environmental Concern. This diverse beach boasts 4,700 acres of dunes, maritime forests, and marshes. It is the area's longest beach and a popular area for off-road vehicles. There's plenty of room for both campers and sunbathers. Amenities include showers, restrooms, food concessions, swimming lessons, and handicap chairs. There is a parking lot located at the end of the road that is handicap-accessible. Lifeguards are on duty during summer season only. Residential parking stickers are $30 and daily parking fees are $15 (weekdays) and $20 (weekends and holidays). Weekly passes are $50 and seasonal passes are $200. For more information, call (508) 362-8300.

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• Swim Guide - Weather and water quality for Sandy Neck Beach and 8,000 other beaches.