Things to see and do

Take a scenic bike ride or kayak along picturesque routes and waterways, or try something more adventurous like learning to surf—Hull has it all!

Logo for Atlantic Cycles, featuring a bicycle crank and chainring, with text "Service-Sales-Rentals," and "Est. 2023."
Logo with text "Nantasket Kayaks" and silhouette of person kayaking
Silhouette of a surfer on a map outline of New England in a red circle.

Nantasket Kayaks
48 George Washington Blvd,
Hull, MA
(781) 962-4899

Scenic view of a waterfront area at sunset with a gathering of people under a covered pavilion, adjacent buildings, and boats docked in the marina.

Bernie King Pavilion
Built in the late 19th century, this open pavilion on Nantasket Beach hosts a variety of events, including a summer concert series, dancing, and more.

Aerial view of a coastal city with a beach, residential buildings, and a distant city skyline.

Nantasket Beach
Nantasket Beach, a popular summer escape from Boston, offers a mile of Atlantic shoreline, concerts, dance lessons, scenic views, and oceanfront dining—perfect for a day trip or weekend getaway.

Aerial view of a sports field next to a school, surrounded by residential houses and a coastline. A wind turbine is visible on the left. The field is illuminated by floodlights, and people are gathered around it.

Courts and Fields
Hull has several public fields available for recreational use throughout the town, offering spaces for sports, gatherings, and outdoor activities.

Seaside landscape with a concrete fort or bunker in the foreground and an ocean view with boats and a distant shoreline with buildings in the background.

Fort Revere Park
Fort Revere Park is a destination for history buffs and picnic lovers. Check out the remains of forts dating back to the American Revolution. You'll also find picnic tables and grills.

Victorian-style house with a turret, surrounded by lush greenery and a sign in front.
Historic red building labeled as the "First Town Hall & School" with "Hose No. 2, 1915" and "1848" signs.

Hull Public Library
Hull Public Library fosters a love of reading, learning, and culture through diverse materials and programs for all ages.


Hull First Town Hall & School
129 Spring St, Hull, MA

Hull Lifesaving Museum building with informational sign, displaying a red-roofed house and greenery.

Hull Lifesaving Museum
The Hull Lifesaving Museum, founded in 1978, is more than a museum. For 46 years, it has been a vital part of the community, sharing maritime heritage and providing life-changing, even life-saving, youth development programs.

A vintage indoor carousel with ornate decorations and painted horses.

Paragon Park Carousel and Museum
Located on Nantasket Beach, the Paragon Carousel is the last remaining attraction from the beloved Paragon Park amusement park, built in 1905.

Children playing on a playground with slides and swings, surrounded by trees and near a lake.

Playgrounds
Explore the many playgrounds throughout town—click above to see them all!