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This beach is located between Waquoit Bay and Vineyard Sound and features views of Katama Bay. A lifeguard is on duty during peak hours during the summer. Activites include canoeing, fishing, sunbathing, hiking and swimming. This park features one mile of white sand beach, a dune boardwalk and restrooms that are accessible from the beach. Interpretive programs are offered during the summer months to help visitors explore the variety of dunes, salt marshes and woodland that make up this park.
Address: Great Oak Rd. Mashpee MA USA
 1 508 457-0495
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Aquinnah Cliffs
The Aquinnah Cliffs, formerly known as the Gay Head Cliffs. With streaks of red and white clay, green sand, black soil and white quartz the cliffs are a colorful attraction that reveal the past. The various pigments served as paint for the houses on the island. The cliffs are protected as a National Historic Landmark. Climbing and removing clay from the cliffs are prohibited.
Address: . Aquinnah MA
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The Polly Hill Arboretum is a Martha's Vineyard botanical landmark. Developed over a period of over 40 years, it features many species of flowers and plants for each season. A variety of educational programs are offered throughout the year.
Address: 809 State Road West Tisbury MA USA 02568
1 508 693-9426
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Owen Park
Owen Park, named decades ago for a local whaling captain, is situated near the center of Vineyard Haven on Main Street. It is a peaceful locale overlooking Vineyard Haven Harbor that is ideal for relaxing or picnicking. Bands occasionally perform here in the summertime.
Address: Main Street Vineyard Haven MA USA
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Manuel F. Correllus State Forest is located in Martha's Vineyard, not far from Vineyard Haven, MA. This forest is composed of 5,100 acres in the heart of Martha's Vineyard, and the most popular recreational activities include cycling and hiking on the trail systems.
Address: . Martha's Vineyard MA USA
1 508 693-2540
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