Windmill Park

Yarmouth, Massachusetts

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Windmill Park

Windmill Park is home to the Judah Baker Windmill, which was actually built in Dennis in 1791 by its namesake, Judah Baker. It was moved near its current location in 1866 and used to mill grain. Windmill Park is open seasonally and also includes a small beach, which is open for swimming.

Useful Information

  • Address: River Street, South Yarmouth, MA
  • Email: hsoy@comcast.net
  • Phone: +1 508 362 3021 (Historical Society of Old Yarmouth)
  • More Info: www.hsoy.org
  • More Info: Seasonally

Do & See

Each of Yarmouth's villages looks to the sea, and you will find what seems to be an endless swath of beaches, rolling waves, and ocean sunsets. However, further inland, Yarmouth unfolds into a wonderland where past meets present and enough exploration will carry you from historical attractions that date back as far as the time of to pockets of thriving modern culture. The villages are special destinations in themselves and each has its own unique flavor. For instance, West Yarmthouth offers various family-friendly attractions as well as plenty of beach-side fun and fantastic restaurants. Yarmouth Port is rich with historical attractions, such as the nature trails at the Kelley Chapel, Captain Bangs Hallet House, and the Boardwalk at Grey’s beach. South Yarmouth is rife with oceanfront resorts, 1800s historic homes and churches, and exquisite golf courses.

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