Marshfield MA– if you’re trying to get a beach sticker for Marshfield in 2026, here’s the real-world version of how it works without all the town hall language.
You can only buy them in person at Rexhame Beach, right in the parking lot. There’s no option to walk into Town Hall and grab one—everything is funneled through that little booth by the beach. So you basically show up there, get in line (usually in your car), and handle it on the spot.
When you pull in, it’s pretty straightforward. Someone will eventually wave you up to the window, and you’ll be asked for your vehicle registration and driver’s license so they can confirm you’re eligible. They’re mainly checking that the car actually belongs to a Marshfield resident or qualifies under their rules. If everything lines up, they’ll print and hand you the sticker right there.
It costs about $60, and you’ll need to pay with cash or check only. No cards, no online checkout at the window.
The hours are usually something like 9 AM to mid-afternoon (around 3:45 PM), Monday through Saturday, and they don’t do Sundays or holidays. So if you show up on a busy Saturday morning in June or July, expect a bit of a wait because a lot of people try to knock it out early in the season.
Once you get the sticker, you peel it and stick it onto your windshield. It has to stay permanently on that car—if you sell the car or replace the windshield, you usually have to go back and get it reissued. After that, you’re set for the summer and can park at Marshfield beaches like Rexhame, Brant Rock, Green Harbor, and the others without worrying about getting turned away or hit with daily fees.
One thing locals run into every year: Rexhame is the only in-person pickup spot, so it gets a bit hectic during peak season. Midweek or later in the day is usually way calmer than Saturday mornings.
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