Beaches in Malden, Massachusetts

Baseball/softball, basketball, football/soccer, general play, tennis, boating, hiking, nature observing, picnicking, ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

Facilities: Yirrell Beach is a relatively small, popular swimming and sunning beach used primarily by local residents. - Access: Local residents have direct pedestrian access to the beach. Minimal ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

Facilities: This relatively compact strip of rocks and sand serves local residents by providing access to swimming, passive enjoyment of the shore and extensive views of the northern harbor. Owned ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

Four miles of white sand and gentle surf, voted "Best Beach" of Boston three years running. Bathhouses, lifeguards, ... More on Bostonusa.com

Boston Harbor improvements have made this beach a ... More on TripAdvisor

Bumpkin, like many other of the Boston Harbor Islands, was inhabited by Native American Indians prior to European contact. During the colonial period, the 35-acre island was leased to tenant farmer... More on GoCityKids

Facilities: Lovell's Island Beach is the only official beach on the Boston Harbor Islands. The beach features a beautiful, natural landscape with stunning views of Boston Harbor and the Boston skyl... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

Located in the Town of Harvard about one mile south of the center, this 316-acre pond supports a diverse fish population. Unfortunately, the shoreline is highly developed with private cottages and year-round homes, severely restricting ... More on AnglerWeb.com

This fertile, 103-acre natural great pond is located just north of Route 2 in Arlington. Maximum depth is 36 feet; average depth is 12 feet, and the water is transparent to ten feet. The bottom is sand and gravel, most of that is ... More on AnglerWeb.com

Windsurfing beach on secluded inlet. Dogs allowed. Watersports rentals, food/drink concessions, beachside parking. Great views of ... More on Miamiandbeaches.com

The summer season lasts from mid-June until the beginning of September. Temperatures inland and along the coast range from 80-90�F. The hills and mountains of western and northern New England tend to be a little cooler with temperatures ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

The summer season lasts from mid-June until the beginning of September. Temperatures inland and along the coast range from 80-90�F. The hills and mountains of western and northern New England tend to be a little cooler with temperatures ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com