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Nantasket Beach, Hull

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Nantasket Beach is a beach in the town of Hull, Massachusetts. It is part of the Nantasket Beach Reservation, administered by the state Department of Conservation and Recreation. The shore has fine, light gray sand and is one of the busiest beaches in Greater Boston. At low tide, there are acres of tide pools.

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4.6

By Stefan V

Have the DCR staff answer the phone or return calls to messages. It seems that the staff is never in office.

Have the DCR staff answer the phone or return calls to messages. It seems that the staff is never in office. more »
By John W

Excellent beach stores and great food places to eat ice cream everywhere. and a great place to spend the day

Excellent beach stores and great food places to eat ice cream everywhere. and a great place to spend the day more »
By tedkirby

We went here on a Saturday in September. Traffic driving here was not bad, and we got here at like 10, and there was plenty of parking available. By the mid afternoon though, the lots near the beach..... more

We went here on a Saturday in September. Traffic driving here was not bad, and we got here at like 10, and there was plenty of parking available. By the mid afternoon though, the lots near the beach..... more »

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By Vinny F

I grew up in the area and this beach is a staple of my childhood. The town does its best job to keep it clean but there is only so much you can do. I wouldn't go out of my way to go swimming here as the water is murky but it is a nice walk! The sand is solid for the most part and easy to walk on. The atmosphere is also quite nice here with a number of good restaurants in the area!

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By Khang Trinh

It's a really great view. However, they don't have free parking, and the sign is small compared to how big the parking lot is.

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By Jackie Levine

Beautiful beach! We visited during the off-season (fall) and it was great to be able to bring our dog for a beach walk. Parking was plentiful and there are restrooms too. A wonderful place to visit.

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By Mag B

Perfect place for the kids to play. The water is cold but it usually gets better in August specially if you go towards the end of the day. You have to pay for parking. Which varies from $15 - $20 depending where you park.

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By Jeff Tatel

Always a personal favorite. They added a nice touch with planting sea grass to preserve the dunes from future erosion. With miles of sand. Always a good time. There is plenty of places to eat, bars and scenery. Public showers, playgrounds.

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