Goldthwait Reservation is a picturesque beach located in Marblehead, Massachusetts, stretching approximately 1000 feet. It is known for its fine, white sand and offers a serene atmosphere for relaxation. The beach is part of a conservation trust, ensuring its natural setting is preserved for the enjoyment of local residents. Visitors can enjoy activities like swimming, sunbathing, beachcombing, and fishing, though it is not generally considered a good swimming beach due to the lack of lifeguards.
The surrounding area includes hiking trails with stunning ocean views and nearby historical landmarks such as Fort Sewall Historic Site and Marblehead Lighthouse. This beach is named after the Goldthwait family, who once owned the land.
While it lacks amenities like restrooms and is not family-friendly, its proximity to Marblehead's charming town offers access to various restaurants and accommodations.
