Bathing Beach on Hingham Harbor 

Bathing Beach is a multi-purpose park on Hingham Harbor. It features a beach for swimming, with seasonal lifeguards, restrooms and concessions. In addition, there are lawns, shade trees, a 0.25-mile brick walkway trail, and a bandstand, plus interpretive signage about the area’s history. Home of the Hingham Farmers’ Market. Enjoy the spectacular views of Hingham Harbor and <a href="https://www.nsrwa.org/listing/worlds-end/">World’s End</a>. Get there via the MBTA Commuter Rail:<ul><li>Closest Commuter Rail station: West Hingham</li><li>Take the Greenbush Line.</li></ul>Hunting is not permitted on this property. FISHING ADVISORY: It’s important to know that some of our fisheries are contaminated with mercury, PFAS and/or other concerning substances. The Massachusetts Department of Public Health maintains an <a href="https://www.mass.gov/info-details/freshwater-fish-consumption-advisory-lookup-table">online database</a> with up-to-date advisories regarding fish consumption, sorted by location. We recommend you consult this valuable resource when planning a fishing excursion. Features Be sure to check out the informational kiosks along the 0.25-mile brick walkway, featuring “Hingham’s Evolving Waterfront,” and the local mackerel fishing industry. Known as the Harbor Boardwalk, this walkway was expanded in 2019 to its current terminus at the boat ramp parking area. This land is within the region of the Massachusett (or Massachuseuk). To learn more about local Native American tribes, we encourage you to interact with their members. The <a href="https://massachusetttribe.org/">Massachusett</a> tribe at Ponkapoag and the <a href="https://www.mattakeeset.com/">Mattakeeset</a> band of the Massachusett share information on their websites. Trail Description A brick walkway extends along the shoreline for 0.25 miles — from the parking area to the northern edge of the property. Habitats and Wildlife This property is located at a beautiful spot on Hingham Harbor. While the beach may be the primary focus of the park, there are also large grassy areas with mature shade trees (oak, hemlock), and also some sumac and cedar. Please do not feed the waterfowl. Hours: Dawn to Dusk Parking: Ample on-site parking (2 lots) at 95 Otis Street (Route 3A). Cost: Free Trail Difficulty: Easy Facilities: Benches, trash receptacles, interpretive signage. The Beach House, with restrooms and concessions, is open seasonally. <a href="https://www.geocaching.com/play/map?lat=42.2499&amp;lng=-70.8905&amp;zoom=16&amp;asc=true&amp;sort=distance&amp;st=N+42%C2%B0+11.736%27+W+70%C2%B0+52.299%27&amp;ot=coords">Geocache</a> location. Dogs: Dogs are not permitted on the waterfront from June to September. Boat Ramp: Yes ADA Access: Yes Scenic Views: Yes Waterbody/Watershed: Hingham Harbor/Massachusetts Bay

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