Wood Neck Beach is one of many public beaches in Falmouth Mass,
with parking for residents and visitors behind the bluff, lifeguards during main beach hours in summer and public bathrooms. There is also an ice cream truck that regularly visits Wood Neck Beach with water, snacks and of course ice cream.
Wood Neck is especially popular with families because it sits on the headland of a large and interesting marsh. Kids can wade back along the sandy shore and see all sorts of sea life — crabs, spawning fish, shore birds and more. In addition, Wood Neck has a tidal current that washed in and out of the marsh via a river-like opening. The water that comes out of the marsh is especially warm and makes for fun swimming with the rip tide.
Wood Neck is the first in a string of beaches that extend north from here towards Old Silver Beach, all facing Buzzards Bay. In the distance on a clear day you can see the bridge over the Cape Cod canal, and the tankers headed along the southern Massachusetts coast (about 12 miles away) chugging towards the canal. The steady southwesterly breeze blows across this beach, making it wonderfully cool most summer days.
When you visit Falmouth, venture off the beaten path and check out Wood Neck Beach. Day passes to the parking lot are often on offer from your friendly B&B owner, or are available from the Town Beach office at Surf Drive for $10 per day.
Wood Neck is located off Sippewissett Road in West Falmouth, about a mile from Main Street Falmouth. It is in a residential neighborhood and the road to it is called Wood Neck Road, but other than that there is no signage.
Wood Neck Beach is one of many public beaches in Falmouth Mass,
with parking for residents and visitors behind the bluff, lifeguards during main beach hours in summer and public bathrooms. There is also an ice cream truck that regularly visits Wood Neck Beach with water, snacks and of course ice cream.
Wood Neck is especially popular with families because it sits on the headland of a large and interesting marsh. Kids can wade back along the sandy shore and see all sorts of sea life — crabs, spawning fish, shore birds and more. In addition, Wood Neck has a tidal current that washed in and out of the marsh via a river-like opening. The water that comes out of the marsh is especially warm and makes for fun swimming with the rip tide.
Wood Neck is the first in a string of beaches that extend north from here towards Old Silver Beach, all facing Buzzards Bay. In the distance on a clear day you can see the bridge over the Cape Cod canal, and the tankers headed along the southern Massachusetts coast (about 12 miles away) chugging towards the canal. The steady southwesterly breeze blows across this beach, making it wonderfully cool most summer days.
When you visit Falmouth, venture off the beaten path and check out Wood Neck Beach. Day passes to the parking lot are often on offer from your friendly B&B owner, or are available from the Town Beach office at Surf Drive for $10 per day.
Wood Neck is located off Sippewissett Road in West Falmouth, about a mile from Main Street Falmouth. It is in a residential neighborhood and the road to it is called Wood Neck Road, but other than that there is no signage.
Wood Neck Beach is one of many public beaches in Falmouth Mass on Cape Cod. Wood Neck has pay parking, lifeguards during main beach hours in summer and public porta-potties. There is also an ice cream truck that regularly visits Wood Neck Beach with water, snacks and of course ice cream.
Wood Neck is especially popular with families because it sits on the headland of a large and interesting marsh. Kids can wade back along the sandy shore and see all sorts of sea life — crabs, spawning fish, shore birds and more. In addition, Wood Neck has a tidal current that washed in and out of the marsh via a river-like opening. The water that comes out of the marsh is especially warm and makes for fun swimming with the rip tide.
Wood Neck is the first in a string of beaches that extend north from here towards Old Silver Beach, all facing Buzzards Bay. In the distance on a clear day you can see the bridge over the Cape Cod canal, and the tankers headed along the southern Massachusetts coast (about 12 miles away) chugging towards the canal. The steady southwesterly breeze blows across this beach, making it wonderfully cool most summer days.
When you visit Falmouth, venture off the beaten path and check out Wood Neck Beach. Day passes to the parking lot are often on offer from your friendly B&B owner, or are available from the Town Beach office at Surf Drive for $10 per day.
Wood Neck is located off Sippewissett Road in West Falmouth, about a mile from Main Street Falmouth. It is in a residential neighborhood and the road to it is called Wood Neck Road, but other than that there is no signage to this well kept secret.
Wood Neck Beach is one of many public beaches in Falmouth Mass,
with parking for residents and visitors behind the bluff, lifeguards during main beach hours in summer and public bathrooms. There is also an ice cream truck that regularly visits Wood Neck Beach with water, snacks and of course ice cream.
Wood Neck is especially popular with families because it sits on the headland of a large and interesting marsh. Kids can wade back along the sandy shore and see all sorts of sea life — crabs, spawning fish, shore birds and more. In addition, Wood Neck has a tidal current that washed in and out of the marsh via a river-like opening. The water that comes out of the marsh is especially warm and makes for fun swimming with the rip tide.
Wood Neck is the first in a string of beaches that extend north from here towards Old Silver Beach, all facing Buzzards Bay. In the distance on a clear day you can see the bridge over the Cape Cod canal, and the tankers headed along the southern Massachusetts coast (about 12 miles away) chugging towards the canal. The steady southwesterly breeze blows across this beach, making it wonderfully cool most summer days.
When you visit Falmouth, venture off the beaten path and check out Wood Neck Beach. Day passes to the parking lot are often on offer from your friendly B&B owner, or are available from the Town Beach office at Surf Drive for $10 per day.
Wood Neck is located off Sippewissett Road in West Falmouth, about a mile from Main Street Falmouth. It is in a residential neighborhood and the road to it is called Wood Neck Road, but other than that there is no signage.
Wood Neck Beach is one of many public beaches in Falmouth Mass on Cape Cod. Wood Neck has pay parking, lifeguards during main beach hours in summer and public porta-potties. There is also an ice cream truck that regularly visits Wood Neck Beach with water, snacks and of course ice cream.
Wood Neck is especially popular with families because it sits on the headland of a large and interesting marsh. Kids can wade back along the sandy shore and see all sorts of sea life — crabs, spawning fish, shore birds and more. In addition, Wood Neck has a tidal current that washed in and out of the marsh via a river-like opening. The water that comes out of the marsh is especially warm and makes for fun swimming with the rip tide.
Wood Neck is the first in a string of beaches that extend north from here towards Old Silver Beach, all facing Buzzards Bay. In the distance on a clear day you can see the bridge over the Cape Cod canal, and the tankers headed along the southern Massachusetts coast (about 12 miles away) chugging towards the canal. The steady southwesterly breeze blows across this beach, making it wonderfully cool most summer days.
When you visit Falmouth, venture off the beaten path and check out Wood Neck Beach. Day passes to the parking lot are often on offer from your friendly B&B owner, or are available from the Town Beach office at Surf Drive for $10 per day.
Wood Neck is located off Sippewissett Road in West Falmouth, about a mile from Main Street Falmouth. It is in a residential neighborhood and the road to it is called Wood Neck Road, but other than that there is no signage to this well kept secret.
Wood Neck Beach is one of many public beaches in Falmouth Mass on Cape Cod. Wood Neck has pay parking, lifeguards during main beach hours in summer and public porta-potties. There is also an ice cream truck that regularly visits Wood Neck Beach with water, snacks and of course ice cream.
Wood Neck is especially popular with families because it sits on the headland of a large and interesting marsh. Kids can wade back along the sandy shore and see all sorts of sea life — crabs, spawning fish, shore birds and more. In addition, Wood Neck has a tidal current that washed in and out of the marsh via a river-like opening. The water that comes out of the marsh is especially warm and makes for fun swimming with the rip tide.
Wood Neck is the first in a string of beaches that extend north from here towards Old Silver Beach, all facing Buzzards Bay. In the distance on a clear day you can see the bridge over the Cape Cod canal, and the tankers headed along the southern Massachusetts coast (about 12 miles away) chugging towards the canal. The steady southwesterly breeze blows across this beach, making it wonderfully cool most summer days.
When you visit Falmouth, venture off the beaten path and check out Wood Neck Beach. Day passes to the parking lot are often on offer from your friendly B&B owner, or are available from the Town Beach office at Surf Drive for $10 per day.
Wood Neck is located off Sippewissett Road in West Falmouth, about a mile from Main Street Falmouth. It is in a residential neighborhood and the road to it is called Wood Neck Road, but other than that there is no signage to this well kept secret.
If you are anything like me, you enjoy browsing at a great garden store, especially when it is curated by a master gardener. One of the best garden shops in Falmouth MA is Brick Kiln Farm where you will find fields of lovely plants, charming gardening bric-a-brac and lots of gift items, perfect for bringing home an authentic piece of Cape Cod.
Located on Brick Kiln Road a short drive from Main Street in Falmouth, the Brick Kiln Farm is an oasis of farm beauty with green houses, acres of plants growing everywhere you look, overflowing hydrangea pots, beautifully laid out garden sheds, the hustle bustle of farm workers keeping everything watered and pruned. Inside the shops of Brick Kiln Farm are soaps, small pots, topiary, larger pots, lawn ornaments and so much more all laid out with great style.
Brick Kiln Farm is at 254 Brick Kiln Road in Falmouth Mass on Cape Cod. This unique garden shop is one of many fine reasons to visit Cape Cod and Falmouth this summer! Your friendly Falmouth B&B innkeeper can give you directions to this wonderful Falmouth destination.
