2023 Yarmouth Sand Sculpture Trail (Yarmouth, MA)

Date Of Visit: July 21, 2023

Location: Yarmouth, MA

Cost: Free

Parking: Free parking is available at or near each of the locations of the sand sculptures

Universally Accessible: Yes

Dog Friendly: Yes

Summary: 32 sand sculptures are located throughout the town of Yarmouth, MA. They will be up until mid-Oct, 2023.

Website: Yarmouth Sand Sculpture Taril

Beaches aren’t the only place to find sand sculptures! Thirty two sand sculptures have been sculpted and set up throughout the city of Yarmouth, MA.

FitzySnowman has sculpted all of the sand sculptures all with a summer, beach or Cape Cod feel to them.

Since it has rained so much, some of the sand sculptures were damaged. But, most of the sculptures held up ok. Only two of the sand sculptures were damaged beyond recognition. Which isn’t too bad considering all of the rain we had been getting in June. Although you can visit them in any order, I will list the sand sculptures in the order I visited them. The first, of course, is located at the Visitor Center on Route 6.

Visitor Center, Route 6

Spongebob and Patrick seem to be popular characters for the sand sculptures each year.

Just Picked Gifts – 13 Willow St, Yarmouth Port

The Cooperative Bank Of Cape Cod – 121 Route 6A, Yarmouth Port. I’ve heard of a safe cracker. But, a squid cracker? That’s a first!

Voila! Designs By Frederique – 169 Main St #6A, Yarmouth Port. As you can see by this photo and other photos of the sand sculptures, the backgrounds and accessories added to the sand sculptures really make the sculptures stand out! And at least one of the sand sculptures is lit up during the evening.

Strawberry Lane, Yarmouth Port

Winslow Crocker House – 250 Route 6A, Old King’s Highway, Yarmouth Port

Bass River Rod & Gun Club – 620 Route 6A, Yarmouth Port

Kinlin Grover – 927 Route 6A, Yarmouth Port. Some of the businesses always have the same kind of sculptures each year. This particular real estate company always has a sand castle on their property. I like this. It gives some routine and stability in an otherwise at times unstable world.

Taylor Bray Farm – 108 Bray Farm Rd North Yarmouth Port

When you do stop this sand sculpture make sure to stop by the farm and check out the animals on the farm!

Bay Berry Golf Course – 635 W Yarmouth Rd, W. Yarmouth

Cape Cod 5 – 514 Station Ave, S. Yarmouth

Today Real Estate – 487 Station Ave, S. Yarmouth – This sand sculpture was demolished due to the elements.

Dunkin’ Donuts – 436 Station Ave, S. Yarmouth

Rockland Trust Bank – 428 Station Ave, S. Yarmouth

Bass River Golf Course – 62 Highbank Rd, S. Yarmouth

Cape Cod Creamery – 1199 Route 28, S. Yarmouth

Yarmouth Town Hall – 1146 Route 28, S. Yarmouth

Dunkin’ Donuts – 1050 Route 28, S. Yarmouth

Seafood Sam’s – 1006 Route 28, S. Yarmouth. This sand sculpture makes me hungry since this is usually the half way point where we take a break and have lunch!

Cand Co – 975 Route 28, S. Yarmouth

The Pancake Man – 952 Route 28, S. Yarmouth

John G Sears & Son – 221 Old Main St, S. Yarmouth

Freebird Motor Lodge – 553 Route 28, w. Yarmouth

Holiday Vacation Condominiums – 488 Main St, W. Yarmouth

Route 28 Visitor Center – 424 Route 28, W. Yarmouth

Laer Realty Partners – 411 Route 28, W. Yarmouth

Bellew Tire & Marble – 280 Main St, Yarmouth

Sunbird Cape Cod Resort – 216 Main St, W. Yarmouth

The Cove at Yarmouth – 183 Main St, W. Yarmouth

Cape Sands Inn – 149 Main St Route 28, W. Yarmouth

Putters Paradise Mini Golf – 119 Route 28, W. Yarmouth

The sand sculpture at Hampton Inn & Suites – 99 Main St Route 28, W. Yarmouth was too damaged by the elements to be photographed

While the sand sculpture trail is a fun, family friendly experience, please do keep in mind it does require traveling through the Cape during peak season! I always figure it will take a “few hours” and yet after 4 hours I am still photographing sand sculptures. But, if you’re just driving by or looking at them it should be quicker than that.

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