A MUST for couple who want privacy if willing to walk a bit. PERFECT for kids with no waves, soft sand and low water levels for hundreds of feet. After walking for at least 2 miles we still couldn’t believe the beach kept going and going! So make sure you warn the kids about the walk but it is so worth it.
A couple here then 100 feet away then another couple. After a 10 minute walk the people are so scarce it’s like being at the beach on a week day during rain! Sooooo quiet and private. After a few hours we ventured off to walk down to see just how long the beach was. Walk to the right and down the beach a mile (yes a mile, well worth it) and park yaself down. DO NOT put your stuff down right when you get there. Once high tide comes in, a lot of the beach is taking up by the water, but keep walking.
And it has very little to no waves!!! The water in some spots was so warm it felt like bath water! I know… in New England? Yep! Perfect for children!!!! Because of the sand bars, once high tide comes in you can walk hundreds of feet out and still be below waist level. And wow!!!!! They have these amazing sand bars that jet out hundreds of feet that you can walk out to and it creates all these smaller “pond like” pools here and there. It’s so hard to put into words but we got there at low tide. The sand was the softest, whitest sand I’ve ever seen on an eastern coastline. So I would go around that time to insure parking space.
We arrived at 9:45-10:00am and were about the 3 row in. Lots of employees directing you, was nice. But with the size of the beach, it can’t get crowded. There’s a large unpaved parking lot that fits around 1400 cars. Parking: $22 per car on the weekends but well worth it. You must make a Qtr selection in order to use the QtrQtr box.WOW! That was the first word I said when we came over the high dunes and saw the beach. The Qtr selection box divides the section into quarters and the QtrQtr selection box gives you a quarter of the quarter section specified in the Qtr box or, in other words, one-sixteenth of the entire section. These drop down boxes are used in conjunction with the Twn/Rng/Sec box to further divide the section into smaller pieces. You could put the same six digits in the parcel number field and click the parcel search button to get the same results. Township/Range/Section is simply the first 6 digits of a parcel number using 2 digits for each. You may further refine your search by using the Qtr/QtrQtr drop down boxes in conunction with the Twn/Rng/Sec box to divide the section into smaller pieces. Enter a number in this field and press the legal search button to retrieve a list of parcels in a particular Township/Range/Section. The last 4 characters are only used if the parcel needs further description. The next 6 digits are x-y map coordinates with 3 digits each. The first 6 digits describe the township/range/section for the parcel using 2 digits for each. The parcel number is a 16 digit number in 6-6-4 format. You may page through all parcels selected. A limited number of parcels are listed in parcel number order. If the number you are entering has all zeros on the end of it, you only need to key the number in up to the last non-zero digit. You will receive a list of parcels starting at the parcel number you entered. Enter a parcel number in this field and press the parcel search button if you are searching for a particular parcel.
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