Erin G.
7/5/2007
White Horse Beach would get a solid 2 stars from me under normal circumstances. It's rocks rocks rocks, huge swaths of seaweed loaded with crab claws and fish heads, ice cold water on the inner...
White Horse Beach Motel
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130 Taylor Ave
Plymouth, MA 02360
Overlooking the serene waters of Plymouth, MA, lies the White Horse Beach Motel, a gateway to a pristine public beach experience. Nestled along the coastline, this motel offers a convenient stay for beach enthusiasts looking to soak up the sun and surf. The White Horse Beach Motel's prime location allows guests to easily access the sandy shores for a day of relaxation and seaside fun.
With its proximity to the beach, visitors can revel in the beauty of the ocean waves and enjoy leisurely strolls along the shore. The White Horse Beach Motel provides a welcoming retreat for those seeking a coastal escape, where the sounds of seagulls and the smell of saltwater create a picturesque backdrop for a memorable beach getaway. Whether lounging on the sand or taking a dip in the ocean, guests can immerse themselves in the tranquility of White Horse Beach during their stay at this charming motel.
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4.08 reviews
Christine C.
10/3/2011
A White Swan Bed and Breakfast is a great place to stay while visiting White Horse Beach because it is walking distance to the private section and you don't need to find a place to park. Sunsets...
Justin H.
8/31/2010
Not sure why they call it White Horse Beach. I didn't see any horses, much less a white one. After this dissapointment, we settled down on a soft patch of sand for a day at the beach. This...
Jenn K.
7/5/2011
The above reviews are for the most part right on the money with the good and the bad. It is, by parking and amenities standards, really a private beach that hasn't made it official. Just a fun...
Sean C.
7/16/2012
I live in the area and don't go here often. Not a great family place. Lots of drinking, pot smoking and swearing on an average weekend. The drunken local 20 somethings are usually polite...
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