Salisbury Beach State Reservation

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Salisbury Beach State Reservation is a Massachusetts state park located in Salisbury. The park is managed by the Department of Conservation and Recreation.

[edit] Description

Salisbury Beach State Reservation is a 521 acre park principally used for swimming, boating, and camping. The park's main feature is its 3.8 mile-long beach, one of the most popular in the Commonwealth. A 484-site campground is also available at the park year-round.

Notable wildlife include harbor seals, which are often found on a jetty in the fall and winter.

[edit] Recreational opportunities

  • Beaches
  • Boating (all types)
  • Boat Ramp
  • Camping
  • Educational/Interpretive Programs
  • Fishing
  • Group Day Use
  • Hunting (restricted)
  • Picnicking
  • Restrooms
  • Scenic Viewing Area
  • Showers
  • Swimming
  • Trailer/RV Dumping
  • Trailer/RV Hook-ups

[edit] External links

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