Rexhame Beach is a picturesque town-owned public beach located in Marshfield, Massachusetts, situated between the Atlantic Ocean and the South River. It offers a serene and natural setting with sand dunes, salt marshes, and a variety of wildlife. The beach provides amenities like lifeguards, a snack bar, restrooms, and a small playground for toddlers. It is also a popular spot for fishing, particularly for striped bass. The area has a rich history, with evidence of early settlements and significant maritime activities. Visitors can enjoy the beach's tranquil atmosphere and engage in various activities like swimming and kayaking.
The beach is accessible via Standish Street and offers both resident and non-resident parking options. The South River, which borders the beach, offers scenic views and opportunities for paddling. Rexhame Beach is a barrier beach, protecting the mainland from coastal storms and providing a unique habitat for various plants and animals.
The name 'Rexhame' translates to 'King's hamlet,' reflecting its historical significance and charm. The beach is a must-visit for those seeking a blend of natural beauty, recreational activities, and historical intrigue.