– Old Silver Beach: Off Route 28A and Quaker Road, North Falmouth, 50 lifeguards handicap restrooms/bathhouse food ramp to the beach Mobi-chair and beach wheelchair available – call to reserve. – West Dennis Beach: Off Lighthouse Inn Road, West Dennis, 50 lifeguards handicapped-accessible restrooms snack bar, wheelchair accessible – ramps Mobi-chair available – call 50 to reserve – Beachwood (Parkers River) Beach: South Shore Drive, Yarmouth, 508-398-223 handicapped-accessible restrooms/showers snack bar pavilion Mobi-chair and beach wheelchair available – call ext. – Sea Gull Beach: South Shore Drive, Yarmouth, 50 deck to the beach large parking area lifeguards handicapped-accessible restrooms/showers sand dunes snack bar Mobi- chair and beach wheelchair available – call ext. – Smugglers (Bass River) Beach: South Shore Drive, Yarmouth, 50 lifeguards handicapped-accessible restrooms wheelchair accessible snack bar Mobi-chair and beach wheelchair available – call ext. – Craigville Beach: Craigville Beach Road in Centerville lifeguards handicapped-accessible restrooms/shower facilities snack bars across the street Mobi-chairs. – Sandy Neck Beach: Sandy Neck Road, West Barnstable, 50 lifeguards handicapped-accessible restrooms snack bar wheelchair access Mobi-chair and beach wheelchair available – call 50 to reserve – Kalmus Beach: At the end of Ocean Street in Hyannis, 50 wooden boardwalk lifeguards handicapped-accessible restrooms/shower facilities snack bar Mobi chairs – Veterans Park Beach:- Ocean Street, Hyannis, 50 lifeguards handicapped-accessible restrooms/bathhouse snack bar picnic area Mobi-chairs Lifeguards usually need to be contacted to use the Mobi-chairs:
Keep in mind that at many, lifeguards are only on duty and restrooms/snack bars open Memorial Day to Labor Day. Here’s a list of the most handicapped-accessible beaches here, and some of their amenities, according to the Cape Organization for the Rights of the Disabled. For those in wheelchairs or who have trouble walking, the steep cliffs and uneven surfaces at some can create unwanted obstacles. If you visit Cape Cod or live here, there’s a good chance you’re going to want to stop at at least one beach this summer. If you have trouble walking, don’t worry there are plenty of beaches ready to accommodate any needs. The sand dunes and steep cliffs can sometimes be challenging for individuals on the Cape.
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