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Revere Beach Reservation

Address

Revere Beach Boulevard , Revere, MA 02151
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Phone

(781) 485-2803
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Transit friendly
Accessible
Historic site
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Overview

Located just North of Boston, Revere Beach was the first public beach established in the United States. Visitors can walk Revere Boulevard, which runs parallel to the beach. The T's Blue Line offers service between Revere Beach and downtown Boston, too.

Hours

Dawn to dusk

Bathhouse

Sunday - Saturday:
7:00 am-5:00 pm

Parking

  • There is a 4-hour parking limit, and No Parking 9AM-10AM on Revere Beach Blvd. from Eliot Circle to #320 Revere Beach Blvd Revere Street. (as posted).
  • There is no parking 10PM-7AM on the east/ocean side of Revere Beach Blvd. from Revere Street to Carey Circle (as posted).
  • There is no parking during posted street sweeping dates/times.
  • There is no parking during declared snow emergencies.

Parking on Ocean Ave, and on the west/inland side of Revere Beach Blvd (from Revere Street to Carey Circle) is Resident Permit Parking Only.

Please observe all posted signs.

Activities

Man fishing

Fishing

There are miles of coastline for you to fish. Please remember that a fishing license is required to fish anywhere in Massachusetts.
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Swimming

Cool off in Atlantic Ocean.

All Activities

  • Fishing
  • Educational programs
  • Swimming

Facilities

  • Athletic fields
  • Bandstand
  • First aid
  • Historic sites
  • Info booth
  • Lifeguard - weekends 5/28 to 6/18, 7 days 6/19 - Labor Day
  • Pavilion
  • Playground
  • Restroom
  • Weddings

Accessibility

  • Paved walkways 
  • Restrooms
  • Swimming
    • Beach wheelchair (2 sunbathing wheelchairs, 1 floating wheelchair)

Restrictions

  • Sections of the beach are sometimes closed due to Piping Plover nesting.
  • No dogs allowed from April to mid-September.
  • No alcohol
  • No litter 
  • No fires

More info

Lifeguards on duty from late June to early September.

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