Webb Memorial State Park
00 review361 River Street, North Weymouth, Massachusetts, 02191, United States
Webb Memorial State Park
$45.00 - $45.00 / night
Campsite Fees
Standard Site Fee$0.00
Hookup Site Fee$0.00
Premium Site Fee$0.00
Hike and Bike Site Fee$0.00
Group Site Fee$0.00
Food Storage Locker Fee$0.00
The pavilion rental fee is $45 with a non-refundable application fee. Additional costs apply for special event permits that include amplified music, caterers, or other features.
About this campground
Where the land meets the sea, Webb Memorial State Park unfolds as a captivating peninsula that reaches gracefully into the sparkling waters of Hingham Bay. This coastal sanctuary invites visitors to cast a line into the harbor's depths, spread a picnic blanket on grassy slopes, or wander along peaceful trails while breathing in the salt-tinged air. The land itself tells a rich story - from Native Americans who once gathered shellfish and wild berries along these shores to European settlers who transformed the peninsula into productive farmland. Today, solemn war memorials stand as testament to the brave seamen and veterans who served their country, adding layers of meaning to every sunset view.
Webb Memorial State Park functions primarily as a day-use park with a pavilion available for group rentals.
Historical SignificanceStep onto ground that has witnessed centuries of human connection. Long before European ships appeared on the horizon, Native American communities thrived here, harvesting the bay's abundant shellfish and gathering sweet berries from the coastal thickets. As colonists arrived, they recognized the peninsula's fertile promise, establishing farms that would feed growing settlements. In more recent times, the park has become a place of remembrance, where thoughtfully placed memorials honor the courage of U.S. seamen and veterans, their stories forever intertwined with the rhythmic pulse of the tides.
Natural Features and SceneryAncient glaciers left their artistic mark on this peninsula, sculpting rolling hills and gentle lowlands that now frame breathtaking vistas of Boston Harbor. From elevated viewpoints, the city's iconic skyline rises like a distant mirage across the water, creating perfect photo opportunities at golden hour. Mature trees provide welcome shade for summer visitors, while expansive grassy areas invite barefoot exploration. Keep your eyes peeled for the park's shy residents - white-tailed deer occasionally emerge from wooded edges at dawn and dusk, adding a touch of wild magic to this urban oasis.
Geological RegionNestled along Boston Harbor's edge, just a stone's throw from the historic Boston Harbor Islands, Webb Memorial showcases the dramatic handiwork of ice age glaciers. These massive ice sheets, which retreated more than 12,000 years ago, carved and molded the peninsula's distinctive hills and valleys. Today, this unique geological heritage creates a diverse ecosystem where land and sea converge, supporting both marine life in the surrounding waters and terrestrial species that thrive in this coastal environment. The park's position makes it an ecological bridge between the bustling harbor and the natural world.
Campsite details
AccessibilityAccessibility features mentioned include accessible bathrooms and parking.
Sites SizeThe pavilion can accommodate up to 75 individuals, as per authoritative descriptions.
Sites PrivacyThe pavilion is publicly available for group rentals and may not offer privacy when the park is crowded.
Total Campsites1 campsites
Recommended CampsitesThe pavilion is a popular choice for group activities and receives praise for its availability of picnic tables and covered areas.
Reserving a campsite
Tents
Tents are not allowed
RV vehicles
RV vehicles are not allowed
Primitive
Primitive are not allowed
Reservable
Reservations are allowed
Open and Closed SeasonRental available from May to October.
Reservation PlatformsReservations can be made through ReserveAmerica.
Cancellation PolicyPavilion reservations are rain or shine events. Refunds are available only if canceled through ReserveAmerica at least two days prior to the reserved date.
Amenities available
Picnic tables
Activities you can enjoy
Webb Memorial State Park offers recreational activities such as fishing, picnicking, walking, and kayaking. User reviews highlight its appeal for sunset walks, scenic views of Boston Harbor and the skyline, and opportunities to observe wildlife such as deer.
Hiking
Walking paths form loops and are suitable for strollers, even though they are unpaved.Fishing
Fishing is mentioned as one of the available recreational activities in the official description.Boating
Kayaking is explicitly mentioned among the recreational activities. Additionally, boats depart from nearby Hewitt's Cove to Boston Harbor Islands.Wildlife viewing
User reviews mention sightings of deer and other wildlife during visits.Beach activities
Two sizeable beaches are mentioned in user reviews as being tucked inside the park, providing opportunities for beach-related relaxation.Cultural and Educational Programs
The park features war memorials and monuments dedicated to US Veterans and seamen, offering a cultural and historical educational experience.Winter Activities
No specific information about winter activities was provided, indicating that the park may primarily cater to warm-weather day-use activities.Water Sports
Kayaking is the primary water sport mentioned in the official source materials.Campground rules
- Pets are allowed
Hazards
Weather forecast
75
°F
Aug 25
Monday
Mainly clear
Precipitation: 0%
Gentle breeze, perfect for outdoor activities
Humidity: 66%
Moderately humid conditions
Wind: 2.1 mph
Gentle breeze, perfect for outdoor activities
Mainly clear
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Good to know
Peak season datesMay through October.
Trash and recyclingTrash and recycling receptacles are available on-site, with guests instructed to clean up the area after use. The prohibition against washing dishes in bathroom sinks or public faucets highlights the park's focus on maintaining cleanliness.
Proximity to water featuresLocated near Boston Harbor, with accessible fishing areas and scenic viewing spots.
Common complaintsUser complaints mainly focus on poor park management and lack of communication. For example, one review stated: "The number listed for this park on the website is never picked up." Another criticizes mismanagement, adding that "someone is getting paid to do this job and he/she is slacking completely."
Campground Map
361 River Street, North Weymouth, Massachusetts, 02191, United States
Driving directionsFrom the North: Take 3A South towards Nantasket Beach. At the traffic light, turn left onto Neck Street. Neck Street will turn into River Street. Parking is available on site. From the South: Take 3A North towards Quincy. At the traffic light, turn right onto Neck Street. Neck Street will turn into River Street. Parking is available on site.
Primary access is via Route 3A. Roads are paved and accessible year-round. Navigation is straightforward with no seasonal closures or challenging terrain mentioned.Camper Reviews
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Webb Memorial State Park has limited reviews, placing it in the bottom % of campgrounds based on reviews
User reviews for Webb Memorial State Park include praise for its scenic views, well-maintained trails, and historical monuments. Common complaints focus on management issues, such as difficulty reaching park staff. The park is widely recognized as suitable for walking, picnicking, and small group gatherings.
Review Summaries
What Campers Love
Positive user reviews frequently highlight the park’s stunning scenery, including views of Boston Harbor and the skyline, as well as the historical war memorials. Visitors appreciate the walking...
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Common Concerns
Common complaints include difficulty contacting park management and the need for improved infrastructure, such as lighting for nighttime use and seawalls to combat erosion.
Pro Tips & Recommendations
Tips include visiting during sunset for optimal views, ensuring reservations for the pavilion to avoid conflicts, and bringing paper goods for outings as washing dishes at public faucets is...
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Seasonal Insights
Reviewers note that the park may reach capacity early in the day during peak seasons, indicating that planning ahead is recommended. Sunset visits are particularly popular, with users describing them...
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Camper Quotes
1. “Definitely a pearl amongst local parks. Stunning scenery views, Boston skyline, harbours, ferry watching, lots of departing/approaching planes - it’s all there.” - Andrei Kapitonov
2. “Check out...
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Site-Specific Reviews
Reviews focus on the pavilion, which is described as suitable for private group gatherings. Site-specific complaints revolve around management accessibility and infrastructure needs.
Accessibility Features
Accessibility features such as stroller-friendly trails, accessible bathrooms, and parking are positively noted. However, no specific reviews from individuals with disabilities were provided.
Pet-Friendly Features
Pets are allowed but must be leashed at all times, with restrictions on swimming beaches and state buildings. Users appreciate the park's pet-friendly policy but note the importance of cleaning up...
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Last updated August 10, 2025