East Sandwich Beach I

Tucked into the seaside neighborhood of North Shore Boulevard, East Sandwich Beach I is the smaller sister beach of East Sandwich Beach II. There are private beaches on both sides, so there isn’t a ton of room to roam, but the relatively small parking areas help to prevent overcrowding. Getting to the beach requires a climb through the dunes, so you might want to consider more handicapped friendly beaches like First Beach or Sandy Neck Beach if accessibility is an issue.

There is parking for about 8 cars in front of the entrance to the beach in addition to a larger parking area 100 yards down the road that has a kiosk for purchasing parking passes as well as a portable toilet. There are also spots that line the road designated for beach passholders.

Parking: 25+ spaces

• Daily $20
• Weekly $50
• Season $105
• Season (Resident) $35

A Sandwich beach pass or daily fee is required to park at all Sandwich beaches between the hours of 9am – 5pm from Memorial Day until Labor Day, with the exception of Scusset Beach (fee required May 14th through October 30th). Parking is free all other times.

Resident passes are valid at all Sandwich beaches with the exception of Scusset Beach. Resident passes are also valid for Sandy Neck Beach in Barnstable. Non-resident passes are not valid for Scusset Beach, Wakeby Lake at Ryder Conservation, Snake Pond Beach, Peter’s Pond at Oakcrest Cove or Sandy Neck Beach.

For more information and to purchase passes visit:
sandwichmass.org/168/Beaches