Revere Beach — Attraction in Revere

I have been going to Revere Beach for years and I like it very much. I live in the Back Bay and I got rid of my car because of all the parking tickets so for me Revere Beach is very easy to get to because it's directly across from the subway station. Over the years they have cleaned up the beach so now it is clean and safe. Each time I've been there it's been very crowded and busy. I especially like the Banana Boat ice cream shop across from the beach. They also have a pizza parlor, a Chinese fast food place, another ice cream parlor, a bunch of bars/pubs and further down the beach is the famous Kelly's Roast Beef and other seafood restaurants. They have bathrooms, a gazebo and places to sit with benches under the shade. That's what I love most about Revere Beach is that they provide shelter from the sun. Also, I see a lot of old timers there, local elders in their 80's and older who gather under the shade to chat, visit and share a laugh. It's a real family beach with tons of kids, teenagers and families. I don't know why Revere Beach gets such a bad rap but in my estimation it's a pretty good neighborhood beach that's only 20 minutes from downtown Boston by subway and it's free. They also have a sand castle competition, volleyball and free movies. You can lay on the sand and watch the planes coming to land at Logan Airport which is very remarkable. The sunsets are beautiful and you...

North Atlantic Ocean's beach. Named after U.S. revolutionary patriot Revere. It's a 3 miles long beach where you can take bath. Nice place to relax in summer. By carrying your own chairs you can relax in beach. Road side parking available across. There is public wash and bath area to take bath. Plenty of small eateries and restaurants are around. You can see good crowd even in this pandemic during weekend.

There's no other attractions or children park in normal days but in season you may able to view sand arts. Check before going.

Guards are there to watch you for safety. Once you cross five to eight feet from shore you can enjoy clean water. Near the shore lot of sea plants and sea algea may give the impression that it's dirty. Go with your volleyball discs etc to play on the shore.

Just five miles away from boston down town. There are few historical attractions near by to visit if you go there early the day. Good place to go with family. No charges for...

A Large beach surrounded by restaurants, icecream shops, cafees, bars, nightclubs, fast-food, pizza shops. Crossing-the-street distance from T stations (revere beach & wonderland stations, outbound blue line). It has public bathrooms & showers, parking available along the beach (easy to find spots available unless a very crowded event/fest/holiday occurs. It hosts the famous annual International Sand festival in August (wonderful!); and other events as the annual fireworks, in its aniversary as the 1st public beach in the whole country (also in august) and the Annual Kite festival. Dogs are not allowed at the beach, however it has a long boulevar from one side to the other where you can walk your dog, and/or exercising (walking, running,...