Throughout the year, look for Herring and Black-backed Gulls, cormorants, ducks and Canada geese in the water. In the spring, summer, and fall, check the beach for Ruddy Turnstones and migrating shorebirds. Scan the water for Mergansers and migrating Terns. The winter is the best time for seeing Buffleheads, Brant, and an occasional Loon in the water.

Mingo Beach is a popular destination for locals and tourists, who enjoy its sandy shore, clear water, and scenic views. No parking is available. Visitors must walk to the beach from off-site.

This is a public beach and swimming area. However, there is no lifeguard on duty, so swim at your own risk. The shore is rocky and can be difficult or hazardous to traverse.

Mingo Beach is located south of MA-127 in Beverly.