Salisbury, Massachusetts is a quaint New England seaside community. The town remains a favorite summertime family resort, with miles of sandy beach and entertainment for the entire family. Salisbury Beach is one of the state's most popular ocean beaches, stretching for 3.8 miles along the Atlantic Ocean.

This 521-acre park offers swimming, boating, fishing and camping. Facilities include a 481-site campground with newly renovated bathhouses, an extensive day-use parking lot, three new comfort stations, over-the-dune boardwalks, and a new playground and pavilion area. The facility also has two boat ramps that are located on the Merrimack River at the campground's southern edge. In the fall and winter, harbor seals often sun themselves on the jetty.

Salisbury has many fun activities to offer for kids of all ages, with an amusement park and video arcades. Marinas line the river and provide a great spot for bass and bluefishing. Settled in 1638, Salisbury is rich in old-world charm, offering antique shops, doll house makers and fine seafood restaurants.

Salisbury's long, sandy beach is a popular summertime attraction and the seaside amusement area has a flavor all its own. The northernmost town in Massachusetts, Salisbury boasts over 350 years of seaside history. Historical sites, colonial buildings and scores of specialty shops dot the Salisbury landscape.