Recreation
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a wealth of information
on places to go and things to do while visiting the
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Newburyport
Chamber of Commerce: 978-462-6680
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Salisbury
Chamber of Commerce: 978-465-3581
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Merrimack
Valley Chamber
of Commerce: 978-465-3581
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The
Inn at Stripers Grille
is surrounded by
beaches, both North
and South. All you
have to do is decide
which one you like
the best. Good Luck,
you're going to need
it! They all are
relatively close
by to the Inn. |
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Salisbury
State Reservation |
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This
beautiful barrier beach
is a wonderful place
for walking, swimming,
fishing and bird watching.
This beach offers a
Snack Bar, Bathrooms
and Showers. During
the winter (at low
tide) you will see
lots of seals sunning
themselves on Badger
Rocks, a few yards
off shore in the Merrimack. |
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Salisbury
Beach |
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Off
Rt. 1A in Salisbury.
Not only is their great
swimming, but there
is the added attraction
of penny arcades, miniature
golf and pizza shacks. |
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Sandy
Point State Reservation |
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On
the Southern tip of
Plum Island, it is
a bit of a drive, but
well worth the trip.
Located on Ipswich
Bay, the broad sandy
beach is excellent
for swimming. |
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Hampton
Beach |
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Route
1A , Hampton, New Hampshire.
This is the place for
teens. With a mile
long, one way strip,
with shops and eateries,
this is the place to
girl, or boy, watch.
Which ever the case
may be. |
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Seabrook/
Salisbury
"The Line" |
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As
the name implies, this
beach is on the line
of Salisbury, Massachusetts
and Seabrook, New Hampshire.
Walk off the beach
and eat at the famous
Browns, in the rough,
restaurant. Enjoy Lobster
and Steamers in a very
casual setting. |
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Cranes
Beach |
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Off
Routes 1A and 133 in
Ipswich, Massachusetts.
The five miles of white,
sandy beach is considered
by many to have the
best sand in the Massachusetts
North Shore. Bath houses
and snack bars are
located at the the
entrance. Many times
at low tide there are
tidal pools that become
nice and warm, and
are great for the little
ones, and the not so
little ones to sit
and play! |
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