No public bathroom or facilities of any kind. I am finding that this is the case for the Martha's Vineyard beaches. Either lose your parking spot or hold it, unless you have a bike to take to stop and shop. The beach itself was fine.

It was very quiet and peaceful we loved it the people were friendly it was heavenly you must see for yourself best ever

Perfect. Narrow shoreline sits before beautiful ocean access that’s shallow well into the water. handicap accessible June- October near where the big red bus for Camp Jabbowocky parks, but no lifeguard on duty. Easily one of my favorite beaches on the vineyard.

Easy to get to. Parking nearby unless it's packed, then you'll have to drive, it's accessible by bike and bus Vineyard Transit Authority or if you want easier access take a taxi. No dog's are permitted on the beach, restrooms are the Oak Bluffs Steamship, no restrooms on the beach.

So pretty during the evening for swimming, water is warm comparitively

Quiet place during winter & spring. Very busy during the summer. Watch out for people jumping off the "Jaws Bridge".

This is the beach where they filmed all the large beach scenes in the movie Jaws. Surf is tame and quiet, great for little kids and families. Across the road is Island Spirit Kayak where you can rent paddleboards and kayaks for activities inside the pond.

My favorite beach, anytime.

Nice beach. There are lots info rocks here. The rocks are not sharp but they will feel very unpleasant when you walk on them. Recommend bringing swim shoes if you have them.

Beautiful spacious beach. It wasn’t very crowded at all. It is also where Alex and the black Labrador retriever, lost their lives in the movie jaws.

One of the most beautiful beach in MV. Crystal clear water, white sands....lots of seashells...during the morning is never crowded (except Sundays) and it happens to be alone at the beach. Really beautiful.