Dane Street Beach is located on Route 127 and Lothrop Street in Beverly, Massachusetts. Also known as “Lyon’s Park”, this beach offers both park and beach amenities in one convenient and accessible location. Unlike its smaller close-by neighbor Independence Park, Dane Street Beach has seven acres, providing more open space and a gentle slope at the park, which makes it a popular choice with families or those looking to play games. Access to the beach is easy by following the paths provided. The beach is separated by the park by a long sea wall that is lined with benches for taking in the view of Mackerel Cove and the Beverly Channel. The right side of the beach has three small break walls; near the break walls there is an abundance of rocks varying in size, shells, dense packed sand near the water, and soft sand and seaweed near the sea wall. The left side of the beach has a few boulders entrenched in soft sand with smaller amounts of shells and seaweed. Close to the water’s entrance there are small pebbles during low-tide. High-tide limits the beach at times but staying close to the sea wall will ensure space on the beach. Providing both park and beach amenities, Dane Street Beach is a great option for families and those seeking multiple activities in one convenient location.