The Salisbury Beach State Reservation is a state park and recreation area in Salisbury, Massachusetts. It is one of the most popular ocean beaches in Massachusetts.

Covering 521 acres, the Salisbury Beach State Reservation preserves and protects a 3.8 mile stretch of sandy beach along the Atlantic Ocean. It offers a wide array of recreational opportunities, but it is all about the beach and the water here. Visitors are commonly found sunbathing, swimming, or picnicking with their loved ones at most. There are also those who come to see the harbor seals, especially during the fall and winter months, when the weather won?t permit folks to get in the water.

Other activities that are enjoyed in the park include boating, fishing, trailer camping, and sightseeing.