
Seagull Beach
Sound-side beach off South Shore Drive, wide parking lot, snack shack, lifeguards through Labor Day, and shallow water for a full-day family scene.

Most Cape towns give you one shore. Yarmouth runs from the warm sound-side beaches in the south to the quiet marsh boardwalks on the bay, with Route 6 exits at either end for a clean arrival.

The busiest stretch of Yarmouth shoreline, where Parker's River meets Nantucket Sound. Calmer water than the outer Cape, big sandy parking lots, and lifeguards through Labor Day.
Half-mile of sound-side sand with a snack bar; warm shallow water that kids can wade in for ages.
Tidal river that runs behind the dunes, paddleboard rentals and kayak put-ins right off Sea View Avenue.
Most of our South Yarmouth houses are five to ten minutes on foot from a town landing.

The family-vacation engine of the Cape, mini golf, ice cream, and arcades within a mile of Englewood Beach. Good base if you're traveling with kids who want something to do after dinner.
Quiet sound-side beach off Berry Avenue; smaller crowds than Seagull and easy on-street resident-sticker parking.
Pirate's Cove, Skull Island, and the Cape Cod Inflatable Park are all within a few minutes of the house.
Walking-or-quick-drive distance to seafood shacks, breakfast spots, and the Hyannis line for a night out.

The other side of the town line, Cape Cod Bay, antique houses on Route 6A, and a long boardwalk over the salt marsh at Gray's Beach. Slower pace, older trees, fewer cars.
Quarter-mile wooden walkway over the marsh to the bay, sunset spot the locals send you to.
Sea captain houses, used bookshops, and the Edward Gorey House all on one stretch of road.
Route 6 exits put you in Yarmouth a few minutes after the bridge traffic clears.
Single-family homes across Yarmouth, most within walking distance of a beach or town. Long-term stays welcome, ask us about monthly rates.
Yarmouth's draw is its variety, sound-side family beaches, marsh-edge sunsets, a river built for paddling, and a rail trail nearby.