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Northshore June July 2021

Northshore magazine showcases the best that the North Shore of Boston, MA has to offer.

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68 JUNE + JULY 2021 I N - D E P T H beach from private parking or the train will be charged $7 per person; an annual walk-on pass is available for $20. D E A D H O R S E B E AC H Salem, Fort Ave. The name may be a bit dark, but this beach adjacent to the Salem Willows Park offers a lighthearted, family-friendly outing. SOMETHING SPECIAL: Stroll up to Salem Willows arcade to play classic games, let the kids take a spin on the bumper cars, or snack on the spot's iconic popcorn. AMENITIES: Public restrooms are available. Food available at several establishments in the park. PARKING: Free parking available in Salem Willows Park. N A H A N T B E AC H Nahant, 1 Nahant Beach Rd. The long strip of land that connects Nahant to Lynn is composed of beach and road and not much else, letting visitors feel immersed in sun and sand. SOMETHING SPECIAL: If you're feeling adventurous, check out the local kiteboarding companies that offer lessons along Nahant Beach. AMENITIES: Recently refurbished bathhouses offer clean, updated bathrooms, changing rooms, and showers. PARKING: Look for street parking along Lynn Shore Dr. or pay for parking right along the beach— $10 for Massachusetts residents, $40 for non-residents. IN THE KNOW The best beaches come in small packages WHEN YOU WANT THE BEACH BUT NOT THE CROWDS, TRY ONE OF THESE LESSER-KNOWN GEMS. PAVILION BEACH, GLOUCESTER This tiny stretch of sand behind Gloucester's Beauport Hotel offers charming harbor views, close proximity to downtown, and even closer proximity to the bar, restaurant, and spa located inside the hotel. SANDY POINT STATE RESERVATION, IPSWICH On the southern end of Plum Island, the small beach within this state park is a pristine oceanfront escape. Parking is limited to 15 cars, so it's the ideal destination when you want peace and solitude. BRACKENBURY BEACH, BEVERLY Just 49 feet wide and sandwiched between two private beaches, Brackenbury is low on amenities but high on relaxing seclusion. To add a little science to your visit, bring a magnet to attract specks of magnetic black sand that are distinctive to the beach. POOLS • HOT TUBS • SAUNAS 978 - 887 - 2424 Route One, Topsfield STAYCATION! CALL NOW WHILE THERE'S STILL TIME TO RESERVE YOUR SPOT IN OUR INSTALLATION QUEUE! Route One, Topsfield

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