Beaches in Peabody, Massachusetts

Where does David Lynch fit in you ask? He owned a leather manufacturing plant and never lived on the land that now bears his name. He traveled extensively and one in London passed a group of people peering into a beautiful park from ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

The City of Lynn was settled by colonists from the New England Company in Salem in 1629. Early settlers relied primarily on family farming and shellfishing although an iron works was established in the city in 1643. Leather tanning ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

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

Dogs under excellent voice control are allowed off-leash from October 1 through May 1 on the pristine Singi... More on DogFriendly.com

Just outside Manchester-by-the-Sea, MA is this beautiful , long, white sand beach. More on GeckoGo

By Car: Lynnway (Rt. 1A) to Carroll Parkway to Nahant Rotary and, then, either Nahant Causeway to boat launch and Long Beach at Nahant Beach Reservation, or, Lynn Shore Drive to Red Rock Park ... More on Mass.gov

Baseball/softball, basketball, bicycling, boating-non motor, - general play, motor boating, nature observing, org-natural - history, organized event, picnicking, salt water swimming, - tennis, walk... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

A 5.5- mile span of pristine, dune- backed stretches of white sand. To get there, make a right onto Northga... More on travelandleisure

Clean, quiet, miles of walking, great swimming... More on TripAdvisor

This Fabulous Trip Circumnavigates beautiful Castle Neck and combines exciting open-water paddling with intimate salt-marsh gunkholing, all in one of the most scenic spots in coastal Massachusetts. Bird life is magnificent in the ... More on Trails

This 17-acre natural great pond is located one and one half miles south of Andover center. This kettle pond is rather shallow, having a maximum depth of only 9 feet and an average depth of 4.5 feet. The dark brown water has a transparency ... More on AnglerWeb.com

Much of the early history of Deer Island, named for the deer that swam there to escape wolves on the mainland, is a bit grim. Native American Indians, including many "Praying Indians" who had converted to Christianity, were exiled ... More on LighthouseFriends.com