From Boston and Points North
From Cape Cod
From Providence and Points Southwest
From Points West
From Plimoth Plantation to Mayflower II
Public Transportation from Boston
Mayflower II Parking Information
Approximate Travel Times
For best GPS or internet mapping directions from Route 3, use 26r River Street, Plymouth, Ma
Directions to Plimoth Plantation
& Mayflower II
Street address:
Plimoth Plantation’s Mayflower II State Pier (across from 74 Water Street) Plymouth, MA 02360 |
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Directions |
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Take Route 93 South to Route 3 South. Take exit 4 (Plimoth Plantation Highway) off Route 3. This is a left exit. Continue on Plimoth Plantation Highway for approximately 1 mile and take the exit for the museum. At the end of the exit ramp turn right, and proceed up the street for 20 yards. Turn right at the sign for the museum into the driveway. At the stop sign at the end of the driveway, cars and campers should turn left and park in our main lot or overflow lot. Buses, RVs or visitors with handicapped plates should turn right and park in the bus parking lot.
For Mayflower II:
Plimoth Plantation’s Mayflower II is moored at the State Pier (across from 74 Water Street) in downtown Plymouth, about three miles north of Plimoth Plantation.
From Boston take Route 93 South to Route 3 South. Take exit 6A off Route 3. Follow the exit ramp to the right, which puts you on Route 44 East (Samoset Street). Stay on Route 44 East (Samoset Street) and cross Route 3A (Court Street). You are now on North Park Avenue. Continue on this street to the small rotary. Take the first right onto Water Street, and go straight about 5 blocks or 1/8th of a mile until you see the ship on your left. Metered parking is available on the street.
Please note that there is no direct exit to the museum from Route 3 North. You must reverse direction at exit 5 to go on Route 3 SOUTH.
Take Route 3 North to exit 5. At the bottom of the exit ramp go left (under Route 3). Make a right onto Route 3 SOUTH. Immediately take exit 4 (Plimoth Plantation Highway). This is a left exit. Continue on Plimoth Plantation Highway for approximately 1 mile and take the exit for the museum. At the end of the exit ramp turn right, and proceed up the street for 20 yards. Turn right at the sign for the museum into the driveway. At the stop sign at the end of the driveway, cars and campers should turn left and park in our main lot or overflow lot. Buses, RVs or visitors with handicapped plates should turn right and park in the bus parking lot.
For Mayflower II:
Plimoth Plantation’s Mayflower II is moored at the State Pier (across from 74 Water Street) in downtown Plymouth, about three miles north of Plimoth Plantation.
From Cape Cod, take exit 6 off Route 3 North. Follow the exit ramp to the right, which puts you on Route 44 East (Samoset Street). Stay on Route 44 East (Samoset Street) and cross Route 3A (Court Street).You are now on North Park Avenue. Continue on this street to the small rotary. Take the first right onto Water Street, and go straight about 5 blocks or 1/8th of a mile until you see the ship on your left. Metered parking is available on the street.
From Providence and Points Southwest:
Take 95 North, to 495 South (exit 6A) to Route 44 East (exit 6). After entering Plymouth, take Route 3 South to exit 4 (Plimoth Plantation Highway). This is a left exit. Continue on Plimoth Plantation Highway for approximately 1 mile and take the exit for the museum. At the end of the exit ramp turn right, and proceed up the street for 20 yards. Turn right at the sign for the museum into the driveway. At the stop sign at the end of the driveway, cars and campers should turn left and park in our main lot or overflow lot. Buses, RVs or visitors with handicapped plates should turn right and park in the bus parking lot.
ALTERNATE DIRECTIONS from Providence area:
Take 195 East to Wareham. Take 495 North to Carver. Exit onto Route 58 North. Follow Route 58 which becomes Tremont St the becomes Federal Furnace Rd, Turn left on Seven Hills Rd. Turn right on Samoset St and follow to Route 3 South to exit 4 and follow signs to Plimoth Plantation (same as above).
For Mayflower II:
Plimoth Plantation’s Mayflower II is moored at the State Pier (across from 74 Water Street) in downtown Plymouth, about three miles north of Plimoth Plantation.
Same as directions from Providence/Points Southwest (above) until you enter Plymouth on Samoset St.. Stay on Samoset St. and cross Route 3A (Court St). You are now on North Park Avenue. Continue on this street to the small rotary. Take your first right onto Water Street, and go straight about 5 blocks or 1/8th of a mile until you see the ship on your left. Metered parking is available on the street.
Take the Massachusetts Turnpike East to 495 South (exit 11A) to Route 44 East (exit 6). After entering Plymouth, take Route 3 South to exit 4 (Plimoth Plantation Highway). ). This is a left exit. Continue on Plimoth Plantation Highway for approximately 1 mile and take the exit for the museum. At the end of the exit ramp turn right, and proceed up the street for 20 yards. Turn right at the sign for the museum into the driveway. At the stop sign at the end of the driveway, cars and campers should turn left and park in our main lot or overflow lot. Buses, RVs or visitors with handicapped plates should turn right and park in the bus parking lot.
For Mayflower II:
Plimoth Plantation’s Mayflower II is moored at the State Pier (across from 74 Water Street) in downtown Plymouth, about three miles north of Plimoth Plantation.
Same as directions from Points West (above) until you enter Plymouth on Samoset St. Stay on Samoset St and cross Route 3A (Court St). You are now on North Park Avenue. Continue on this street to the small rotary. Take your first right onto Water Street, and go straight about 3 blocks or 1/8th of a mile until you see the ship on your left. Metered parking is available on the street.
Public Transportation from Boston:
Public transportation is available from Boston Logan Airport and South Station Bus/Train Terminal to Plimoth Plantation, daily.
Directions from Plimoth Plantation to Mayflower II:
Mayflower II is part of our living history museum. She is moored at the State Pier in downtown Plymouth directly across from 74 Water St., about three miles north of Plimoth Plantation. To get there from Plimoth Plantation, go through the upper Main Parking lot to the road directing you to Route 3A. At the Plantation gates, turn left onto Route 3A North. Stay on Route 3A for about 2.5 miles. Turn right onto Water Street between Reliable Cleaners and Stevie's Pizza. Mayflower II is docked at the State Pier about 1/8th of a mile on the right.
Parking and Drop-Off for Mayflower II at the Waterfront:
Guests may park in the designated crescents or the public metered parking areas. There are also pay parking lots on Water or North Streets.
The drop-off/pick-up area is the designated crescent on Water Street in front of the Plimoth Plantation Waterfront Shops, just north of Plymouth Rock. It is about a 1 minute walk to Mayflower II from this area.
Parking for motorcoaches is in the East Bay Grill Restaurant "Bus Parking" lot, located 200 yards north of the Route 44/Town Wharf rotary.
All times are approximate and dependent upon traffic and weather conditions.
TO PLIMOTH PLANTATION AND MAYFLOWER II FROM:
Boston: | 1 hour |
Falmouth, MA: | 40 minutes |
Hyannis, MA: | 30 minutes |
Manchester, NH: | 3 hours, 15 minutes |
Mystic, CT: | 2 hours |
New Bedford, MA: | 45 minutes |
Portland, ME: | 3 hours, 30 minutes |
Providence, RI: | 1 hour |
Sturbridge, MA: | 2 hours, 30 minutes |
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