Cape Hedge Beach is located at the ends of Seaview Street and South Street in Rockport, Massachusetts. The Seaview Street entrance, the larger of the two parking areas, has a sizable barrier of small rocks blocking access to the beach. Wood ramps are provided to help navigate the barrier to the beach. If the Seaview entrance is too difficult to navigate, the South Street entrance is the more manageable access point with a concrete pathway leading down to the beach. The South Street entrance has fewer parking spaces available with a few benches nearby. The slope to the water is gradual, and the waves can be large at times; this may not be the best environment for kids. Neighboring Long Beach is attached by a bridge near the Seaview Street parking lot; this might be a better choice (for kids) with fewer rocks. Cape Hedge is a small rocky peninsula that can be accessed and explored by walking past the access bridge to Long Beach. Views of Cape Hedge Beach and Long Beach can be seen from a unique vantage point on the peninsula. Cape Hedge Beach has spectacular views and unique terrain; if in the area, it’s worth a visit.