Surf spot
Dickeys
Forecast conditions and map view for Dickeys in USA, North East, Southern New England. Open the interactive surf map to inspect wind, waves, and nearby spots.
- Country
- USA, North East, Southern New England
- Coordinates
- 41.3239, -71.7957
Dickeys is a relatively obscure surf spot in Southern New England, USA. In general, this region is known for cold-water beach breaks, rocky points, and exposed stretches of coast that can light up with the right swell direction, especially during fall and winter when groundswell is more consistent.
Typical conditions
- Wave type: Usually a beach break or a mixed sand/rock setup, depending on the exact section of coast.
- Best swell: Often works best with N/NE/E swell exposure common to Southern New England spots.
- Wind: Cleanest with offshore westerly or northwest winds.
- Season: Best chances are typically late summer through winter, with more powerful waves in the colder months.
- Crowd: If it’s a lesser-known break, it may be less crowded than more famous New England surf zones.
What to expect
- Cold water year-round, so a wetsuit is essential.
- Conditions can change quickly because of weather systems and shifting sandbars.
- Can be fun and punchy on the right swell, but may be inconsistent depending on sand and tide.
Hazards
- Cold water and strong currents
- Rocks / shallow sections if the spot has a mixed bottom
- Powerful winter surf and changing conditions
