Well, this is supposedly the famous rock where rowboats bringing Mayflower passengers ashore landed. The best thing about it was the guide who engages the audience with a quite informative talk. The rock itself is much smaller than visitors, including me, expect. It has been...More

Very disappointed with the size of the rock, the monument over it is huge. Parking isn't the treatise either.

Well, having time to see it last evening I was a bit disappointed. It is little more than a smallish rock in the sand. It is surrounded by an elaborate structure but little else. Having seen it, I do not think that I would go...More

Very interesting, its in a very nice pavilion so when your listening to the people tell the story of this rock, your not in the sun. Don't need to spend much time at it unless you want to. Guide is there all day talking about...More

Just a quick visit needed, but Plymouth Rock is where it all started. Well kept location on the Plymouth waterfront.

Yep! It's a rock! Not a remarkable rock, just a rock. There is a nice pavilion around it with restrooms nearby. Beautiful place to walk the shore, and grab dinner. Truly lovely area!

I wasn't sure what to expect but it wasn't pointy like I had imagined. But, I will say that it is in a nice enclosure and you can see it well. You can easily take a selfie with it or take a picture of your...More

What a quaint town! We arrived around lunch time and spent a couple hours exploring the area. There's actually a rock there that you can view from a platform. It was very neat for us first timers. We had a nice lunch at Pebbles and...More

The rock is small and probably wasn't really associated with the pilgrims, but it is used to illustrate the history which occurred in this area. It's a nice walk along the harbor so you can check out the rock on the way.

Stopped on our way to Cape Cod. Nice to visit and see the monument. Doesnt take long at all. Several gift shops close by. Didnt get to see the Mayflower, it was sent away for repairs