A sandy stretch running from the Stone Bridge to Cove Street on Onset Bay, known for sunset views; the sand narrows or disappears at high tide, leaving grassy sitting areas.
What to expect
Parking
Free lot Free where unrestricted
Swimming
Water not monitored by DPH
Dogs
Dogs prohibited town-wide on Wareham beaches Apr 1-Sep 15, on or off leash (seeing-eye dogs exempted).
Banned now · back Sep 15Managed by
Wareham Land Trust / Town of Wareham
508-291-3100 · WebsiteGetting in
Parking
Free lot
CostFree where unrestrictedStickerSticker required in areas posted 'Resident Only'; Onset parking rules change periodically.
North Water Street and neighborhood streets
Details unconfirmed
Reserve parking North Water Street and neighborhood streets
CostFree where unrestrictedSpacesunconfirmed
Street parking along North Water Street and nearby streets.
Access points along this beach
North Water Street entrance (Stone Bridge side)
Tides & weather
Tide and sun: NOAA astronomy · forecast: NWS, up to 7 days
Common questions
Is North Water Street Beach in Wareham open today?
open to the public; water quality here is not monitored by MA DPH (updated 2026-08-14). MA DPH is the authority. Check the status the morning you go.
When is the best time to visit North Water Street Beach?
Low tide, since the sandy portion is much reduced or submerged at high tide, and this stretch is also known for its sunsets over Onset Bay.
Is there parking at North Water Street Beach, and what does it cost?
Free lot (Free where unrestricted). North Water Street and neighborhood streets
What rules should I know at North Water Street Beach?
Beach area is largely underwater at high tide; plan visits around the tide chart. Dogs banned Apr 1-Sep 15 per town-wide beach bylaw.
Can you swim at North Water Street Beach?
North Water Street Beach is town-owned and its water is not monitored by MA DPH, so there is no official swim status. Check conditions posted at the beach.
Are dogs allowed at North Water Street Beach?
Dogs prohibited town-wide on Wareham beaches Apr 1-Sep 15, on or off leash (seeing-eye dogs exempted).