Beaches / Bay side
Bay side · North Truro
Noons Landing Beach
A little bay time along Shore Road.
An easy one to keep in mind.
Noons Landing is a named public beach on Shore Road, useful to distinguish from the private or shared entrances attached to nearby cottages. Its no-permit parking makes it worth knowing about, but the little lot and lack of toilets call for a light, flexible outing rather than a car full of equipment.
The useful details
Access, parking, and facilities
- Getting onto the beach
- On Shore Road (Route 6A), near Stotts Crossing.
- Parking
- 16 spaces in a small unpaved lot. The town says no parking permit is required.
- Facilities
- No portable toilet, food vendor, lifeguard, or bike racks. Accessible parking is listed, but beach access is not.
Worth knowing: No permit does not mean unlimited space. Plan a bathroom stop first and use only the designated public lot and entrance.
Before driving to Noons Landing Beach, check the parking and sticker requirements . Use tide predictions for your shore and date; a tide chart does not establish safe swimming conditions.
Bringing a dog or planning an evening fire? Read the seasonal dog restrictions or beach-fire permit instructions separately. Parking permission does not cover those activities.
Official beach information
Beach source checked September 22, 2026. Check the official page for current access and seasonal notices.
Where is Noons Landing Beach?
The interactive map loads as you reach it. You can also open the beach in Google Maps below.
The pin shows the beach location, not a guaranteed parking entrance. Check the access and parking details above.
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