If you have been to the park or visited Salisbury, Massachusetts then you known that the place is all about the beach and the water. Salisbury Beach is one of the few places between Boston and Maine that provides public access to an expansive, sandy beach. A large portion of this state owned beach is bordered on its west side by private property that contains summer homes and rental properties. Only at the southern end of the beach - at Salisbury Beach State Reservation - does the state property wind along
This website will provide you with the information you need to plan a visit to Salisbury Beach State Reservation and Salisbury Beach. Continue reading this page to obtain a general overview of what you can find in the park, use the navigation links on the left to find out more detailed information about the topics listed there, or jump around by clicking on the links that are found in the text below.
Following A1 into Salisbury Beach will bring you to Broadway Street. There are some parking lots, public and private, along with metered spaces in the street. Parking fees vary but expect to pay upwards of $10 or more for a space. Meters cost a quarter per ten minutes. Broadway ends at the beach and there are shops, places to eat, arcades and bars found here. There is a public bathroom west of the police station, which is just to the south of Broadway Street. Parking can be very difficult on a summer weeken
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