Sandy Point is at the very southern tip of Plum Island, a classic Atlantic Ocean barrier island. The 77-acre park is among the state's most beautiful and popular coastal beaches. It is also an important nesting area for the piping plover, a threatened species, and the least tern, a species of special concern in Massachusetts. Passive recreational activities include walking, beachcombing, fishing and birding. Access is through the abutting Parker River National Wildlife Refuge.

Activities

Swimming
Dive into to Atlantic and cool off on a hot summer day.

All Activities at Sandy Point State Reservation
Educational programs
Fishing
Hunting
Swimming

Facilities at Sandy Point State Reservation
Restrooms