Where: Longnook Rd, Truro View Map
Water Type: Salt water
Type: Surf
Good for: Surfing, Swimming, Walking
If you are looking to get away from it all then this is the beach for you. A little isolated and off the beaten path, Longnook has massive sand dunes line that beach. The beach has smaller waves and is a great spot for boogie boarding. A steep sand dune is the only entrance down to the beach - access may be difficult for some visitors. Parking is only for residents
kristin b.Delanson, NY2 reviewsMember since: Apr 2022
I like Head of the Meadow but my husband liked Longnook. But both are beautiful and not overcrowded. I love watching the seals.
Holly G.Bristol, CT2 reviewsMember since: Jan 2022
Long Nook is our favorite! Feels like a private beach - very secluded and beautiful. You have to be willing to walk down a steep dune hill to get to the beach (and back up when you want to leave) but it’s worth it!
Lauren C.York, ME2 reviewsMember since: Mar 2022
Beautiful sunsets, stunning views across the ocean and lots of seals!
L. R. G.Canada2 reviewsMember since: Mar 2015
Best place for surfing and body surfing, at low tide, of course. Very nice sandy beach, spectacular view from the cliff.
Margaret B.Cape Elizabeth, ME2 reviewsMember since: Aug 2021
Every morning we had the speech basically to ourselves for the most amazing dog walks ever! The landscape was stunning in the access was easy.
Rebecca B.USA2 reviewsMember since: Jul 2020
Wide open, cliffs, rugged, beautiful!
Ruthie K.San Francisco, CA2 reviewsMember since: Jan 2020
Sweeping views, long isolated walks, wonderful wading, fabulous sunsets!
Kate H.Tarrytown, NY2 reviewsMember since: Jun 2018
It's beautiful! The large dune and small parking lot keeps the number of people down so never feels crowded. Unless its one of the years when high tide comes very close to dunes and you happen to be there at high tide....
Beth H.Chatham, NY2 reviewsMember since: Jan 2018
The view from the top is exquisite!! The waves are frothy, ferocious and never ending for as far as the eyes can see. Wild, woolly and empty on a windswept, blustery day after the only storm of our two week vacation in Truro. We stayed there all morning, gazing, with coffee and local scones. Breathe deep and store in your memory for a life time.
Jacquelyne C.Manchester, CT2 reviewsMember since: Aug 2013
Just beautiful, not crowded at all... Great waves & wonderful views!
David K.New Haven, CT2 reviewsMember since: May 2014
High dunes and beautiful sandy beach. If you walk a little way in either direction you can find privacy.
Monica M.Mc Lean, VA2 reviewsMember since: Dec 2015
Gorgeous dunes. Beautiful lighting.