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Swimming in Beverly

Beverly, Massachusetts, United States

8 swim spots
1 water type

Best Swim Spots in Beverly

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Mingo Beach

Ocean
Beginner

Mingo Beach in Beverly, Massachusetts offers Massachusetts Bay swimming with moderate summer conditions and rocky-sandy shoreline. The beach suits beginner to intermediate swimmers near Boston area, with historical charm and reasonable water temperatures by July-August. Arrive early as this smaller beach has limited parking in peak summer.

Brackenbury

Ocean
Advanced

Brackenbury provides cold Atlantic Ocean swimming near Boston with rocky coastline and moderate wave conditions best suited for intermediate to advanced swimmers. The exposed location means conditions are weather-dependent and can deteriorate rapidly. Only swim during calm conditions with a buddy.

Dane Street

Ocean
Advanced

Dane Street in Beverly, Massachusetts is a rocky New England coastline spot offering Atlantic Ocean swimming with granite formations and cold water. This advanced spot suits experienced swimmers comfortable with rock entries and strong currents common to the Massachusetts coast. Enter only at high tide when water depth increases significantly.

Goat Hill

Ocean
Intermediate

Goat Hill in Beverly offers rocky ocean cove swimming along the Massachusetts coast with clear Atlantic waters and dramatic granite formations. This spot suits intermediate to advanced swimmers who can handle moderate swells and rocky entries. Enter carefully from established access points and check tide times before your visit.

Independence Park

Ocean
Intermediate

Independence Park in Beverly, Massachusetts provides Atlantic Ocean swimming along the Massachusetts North Shore with rocky and sandy beach access. This intermediate spot suits swimmers comfortable with ocean conditions and varied bottom terrain. The park offers scenic views and access to Salem Willows amusement area nearby.

Lynch Park

Ocean
Intermediate

Lynch Park in Beverly, Massachusetts provides coastal saltwater swimming with typical New England Atlantic conditions suitable for intermediate swimmers. The scenic park setting includes amenities and designated beach areas with historical charm. Check Atlantic water temperatures and bring a wetsuit for extended swimming in cooler months.

Obear Park

Ocean
Intermediate

Obear Park in Beverly provides Atlantic Ocean swimming along the Massachusetts North Shore with rocky coastline and moderate wave exposure. This intermediate spot suits swimmers comfortable with northeastern coastal conditions and rocky entries. Arrive at high tide when more sandy beach is exposed for easier water entry.

Sandy Point

Ocean
Intermediate

Sandy Point in Beverly provides Atlantic Ocean swimming with moderate wave conditions and sandy bottom suitable for intermediate swimmers. The rocky outcrops nearby add character but require careful navigation. Enter gradually and be aware of tidal movements that can create strong currents.

Open Water Swimming in Beverly

Beverly offers 8 open water swimming locations across Ocean environments. Whether you are a beginner looking for a calm, sheltered swim or an experienced open water swimmer seeking a challenge, there are options for every level.

Before heading out to any swim spot in Beverly, check current water conditions on SwimPass. Our SwimScore combines real-time weather, marine data, tides, and water quality into a single 0-100 rating so you can make an informed decision in seconds.

Ocean swimmers in Beverly should pay attention to tide schedules and swell forecasts. Swimming around slack tide typically offers the calmest conditions. Check our guide to reading water conditions for tips on interpreting local marine forecasts.

New to open water swimming? Start with our safety guide and first swim guide before heading to any new spot.

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