Wood Neck Beach

One of the more unique Falmouth beaches, rocky and relaxing Wood Neck Beach is a must-visit for families with children. The beach has two distinct sections that will keep visitors of all ages entertained for the entire day. The western shore offers a more traditional beach experience, with relaxing views of Buzzards Bay and fantastic sunsets. The beach is a bit narrow but does expand as the tide goes out. Toward the north end of the parking lot, the beach wraps around the point to the inlet of a marsh where kids will delight in exploring for critters and wildlife while splashing around in the shallow waters. There’s no option to pay for daily parking, so be sure to pick up a beach sticker ahead of time.

Parking: 75+ spaces

• 1-week $80
• 2-week $130
• 3-week $175
• 4-week $225
• Season (non-resident, staying in Falmouth) $275
• Season (non-resident, not staying in Falmouth) $375
• Season (resident) $40

A Falmouth beach sticker or daily fee is required to park at all public beaches from mid-June until mid-September, with the exception of Grew’s Pond and Trunk River Beach. Beach lots are free all other times. Weekly and seasonal passes are valid for all town beaches. Daily fee parking is only available at Menauhant Beach, Old Silver Beach, Surf Drive Beach and Surf Drive Beach Extension.

For more information and to purchase passes visit:
falmouthma.gov/151/Beach