Marshfield Fairgrounds

PLYMOUTH COUNTY 4H

#INSPIREKIDSTODO

The Marshfield Fair is the premier event for Plymouth County 4-H members and youth from across New England

To learn more about 4H programs, join, volunteer or attend an exhibit; visit the Plymouth County 4H Facebook page for more information.

THE HISTORIC TRIANGLE OF MARSHFIELD

238 WEBSTER STREET

The Daniel Webster Estate

THEDANIELWEBSTERESTATE.ORG

This lovely estate was the “Country Home” of famous orator and statesman Daniel Webster until his death in 1852. The property now consists of 14 acres of gorgeous woodlands and manicured lawns. Annual Teas & Family Fun Day are local favorites. This award winning show house is available for celebrations including weddings, corporate meetings and seminars. Be sure to visit in December when the Estate is lovingly transformed to a Magical Holiday Wonderland!

GENERAL INFORMATION AND POLICIES

TO SPEAK TO FUNCTION MANAGER CAROL, PHONE (781) 834-7818

65 WEBSTER STREET

Marcia Thomas House

This museum is home to The Marshfield Historical Society, a perfect fit for Marshfield’s First Historian - Marcia Thomas. A must visit museum if you are a local history buff or need an easy rainy day activity!

634 CARESWELL STREET

the Winslow House Museum

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this is the ancestral home of the founding family of Marshfield. Tons of year round activities including tours, antique shows, workshops, camps and weekly coffees. Something for everyone!

TIDE CHART

outdoor activities

BEACHES AND BOATS

Nestled comfortably in the crook of Massachusetts, Marshfield is halfway between the hustle and bustle of Boston and the crowds of Cape Cod. A year round small town that more than doubles in size during the summer months. Marshfield boasts big sandy open beaches and little rocky nooks that you’ll only find with honest exploration. Piping Plovers, Atlantic Seals and Right Whales can often be seen from our shores. Public Parking is limited and fills up quickly on weekends and holidays, leaving beachgoers with a sense of achievement when settling into their sand chairs or getting comfortable for a day of fishing.

Boat Docks are plenty, and easy to access, creating the perfect place for avid boaters and newbies alike. Marshfield is the perfect gem of a beach town on the South Shore.

BEACHES

REXHAME BEACH
Lifeguards
Snack Bar
Restrooms Resident Sticker Parking – $45.00
Non-resident day passes are available for $15 (Monday-Friday)
$20 weekends & holidays

FIELDSTON BEACH
Lifeguards

SUNRISE BEACH
No Lifeguards 

BRANT ROCK BEACH
Lifeguards
Restrooms
Resident Sticker Parking
Non-resident parking $10.00 daily,
$15.00 weekends & holidays

GREEN HARBOR BEACH
Lifeguards
Resident Sticker Parking. Beach Street extension, Post office (dirt lot), Avon Street
Beach accessible by Beach Street extension via boardwalk
Porta Potties

*Marshfield Beach Sticker is not honored at Humarock Beach, only a Scituate Beach Sticker applies to that beach.

BOATS

MARSHFIELD YACHT CLUB
11 Ridge Rd
781-834-9103

GREEN HARBOR YACHT CLUB
257 Dyke Rd
781-834-9115

CUT RIVER YACHT CLUB
6 Cut River Rd

parks and rEcrEation

As a year round destination, Marshfield takes advantage of all things Mother Nature has to offer. Walking and biking trails, multiple Wildlife Sanctuaries, playgrounds, skate parks and perfect spots for fishing to name a few. Special Events are planned in Marshfield year round in celebration of community and Holidays.

PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT

900 Ferry Street

781-834-5543

PETER-IGO PARK

29 Marshall Ave #1

617-297-7474

TOWER AVENUE PARK

Colonial Rd & Tower Ave

STREET HOCKEY/BASKETBALL COMPLEX

Forest St & Furnace St

MARSHFIELD HILLS PLAYGROUND

Old Main Street at the Fire Station

MATTY K's 7 SEAS

Rexham Parking Lot

GREEN HARBOR GOLF CLUB - PUBLIC COURSE

WINSLOW'S DRIVING RANGE AT GHGC- OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

BACKYARD TREASURES

North River Wildlife Sanctuary

North River Wildlife Sanctuary, named for the state-designated Scenic River that winds along its northern boundary, serves as the base for South Shore Sanctuaries (which includes Daniel Webster and North Hill Marsh). Its fields, oak forest, and salt marsh attract a wide variety of birds and seals are often visible from the riverside platform. Programs and summer camp take place in and around the historic building.

2000 Main Street
781-837-9400

GENERAL INQUIRIES

southshore@massaudubon.org

CAMP INFO

northrivercamp@massaudubon.org

CLIFT RODGERS LIBRARY AND CONSIGNMENT SHOP

540 Pleasant Street

Clift Rodgers Library is an informal independent librarythat's run by two librarians, a board of trustees, and an army of volunteers or friends of the library. It is one of only a few self-sufficient lending libraries left in the nation. For more than 100 years, the library has rewarded those who have discovered it with a satisfying variety of reading matter

NORTH RIVER ARTS SOCIETY

157 Old Main Street

​The North River Arts Society was established in 1968. We are a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization fostering participation and appreciation of the arts at the community level.