Race Point Beach

Northernmost beach on Cape Cod. Very large waves on windy days.

My favs

Race Point Beach is absolutely beautiful and was one of our favorite places in Provincetown. It's easy to get to by either car or bike. We biked there several times during our trip and loved spending the day at the beach. One of the highlights was watching seals swimming just offshore. The beach also has convenient amenities, including restrooms, changing areas, and a place to refill water bottles. We noticed some flies on our last visit, but they weren't much of an issue near the water with the steady ocean breeze.

Beautiful beach. Big parking lot, seasonal walking mats down to the sand. Seals, changing areas, bathrooms.

Lots of seals.

Really cool beach the seals are really cute

Race Point Beach is absolutely beautiful! The soft white sand and crystal-clear water make it a perfect place to relax and enjoy nature. One of the highlights of my visit was seeing so many gray seals in their natural habitat, which made the experience even more special. The beach also offers plenty of parking and clean restrooms, making it convenient for visitors. If you're looking for a peaceful, scenic beach with incredible wildlife, I highly recommend Race Point Beach. I can't wait to visit again!

Hark! My passage unto Race Point Beach was a most radiant delight, as though nature herself had composed a grand sonnet upon the shore. The sands did stretch wide and pure, and the Atlantic did roar with noble majesty, both fierce and soothing in equal measure. The wind didst carry a bracing freshness that awakened the spirit, whilst the sunsets did paint the heavens in gold and crimson hues most wondrous to behold. I did wander in peace, free of worldly care, and found the place most worthy of praise and remembrance. Verily, it is a sanctuary where land and sea embrace in timeless beauty. Five stars, and a heart made lighter for having trod its shore. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Beautiful beach with stunning Atlantic views. The beach is clean and well-maintained, with protected nesting areas for birds that lay their eggs in the sand. The seemingly endless view of the Atlantic Ocean is breathtaking, and the water is clear and inviting. If you’re lucky, you may even spot a few seals in the distance. One thing to be prepared for is the flies—they can be quite aggressive and their bites can be painful. However, the spectacular scenery more than makes up for it. The slightly elevated shoreline offers gorgeous views of the water, making it a wonderful spot to relax and enjoy nature.

Really scenic national park. Google didn't explain very well this is a national park. So glad we swung in and checked it out!