The dock is free. The people were pleasant (mainly just a few individuals, couples, and families) but the no see-ums were intense, my bug spray didn't seem to help, and there was a sewer-like scent that was somewhat powerful and a bit stunning throughout my visit. I was assured that it isn't always that way, that it depends largely on the wind strength and direction, and that it is unfortunately that way kind of often.
It was nice to be by the water, and it because the water is beyond a barrier, the water was quite still and pretty while I was there.
This is by no means a "party" site. It seems more for introverted people like myself.
No tickets are needed to go to the...
Read moreIt the people's dock next to Deering estate. Thought we could access the estate grounds from here but, it was closed. I was told that admission is free on Saterdays but, given the source who told me this, you will want to fact check it before you go. The dock is a simple concrete dock with a floating wooden lauch next to it. The water here is thick with grass, tidal debris and a gator or 2. This may not be the best place to put in a canoe or kayak. You will have to park at the top of the hill and walk down maybe 100 yards to the water. Your car is likely safe here. Except for the occasional potheads who come here to chill. it's generally...
Read moreIt was an honor to work at the Deering Estate! It’s an absolutely breathtaking property that can accommodate the most intimate wedding to large corporation events. Finding spots to photograph in the park is too easy. We enjoy exploring the grounds looking for the perfect area to photograph our couples. This property has the best of both worlds: woodland areas and an ocean view. What more could we ask for? Another benefit to this venue is that it’s only a few miles down the road from beautiful churches and Synagogues. Deering Estate has our ultimate stamp...
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