This breathtaking stretch of barrier shoreline and adjacent upland marshes, forests and grasslands offers a protected habitat to dozens of species of wildlife, especially nesting waterfowl. Located on Chappaquiddick Island, it is reachable by boat or, at certain times and with the proper permits, over-sand vehicles. During summer, guided tours can be booked with a naturalist through the Islands Regional Office. The beach is open to everyone, but regulated by the Trustees of Reservations. No camping is permitted.
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A beach can't get any better than this. Even in the summer you can find a place all to your own and in the off season walk for miles and not see another...
The property comprises a Japanese-style garden with ornamental bridges arching over ponds (one of which leads to a serene island). Farther down...
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