It was unbelievable seeing this rock which I heard so much about in school growing up. The first settlers needed to step on this rock so they can get to the shore because they couldnt get boat close enough to the land. Nice little town too wish I had more time to explore the museum and town shops. More

We should have spent more time in Plymouth rather than Hyannis. The State Park with the "Mayflower" and Plymouth Rock was a nice place to sit and people-watch. The sea breeze was relaxing and there were lots of places to check out across the street. I agree with another reviewer that maybe there could have been a little more information... More

I thought it was very significant piece of history but I would have liked someone there to give me a little inforation about the "ROCK". I might have just been there at the wrong time. More

This site, located next to the Atlantic Ocean adjacent to Water Street, reminds me of a tourist trap. However, since it is free to view, I rated it very good. Moreover, it does represent the beginning of travel to this country for those looking for an adventure or a better life. This attraction is supposed to be near the first... More

It's just a rock. It's nothing special to see and was a waste of time stopping to see it. The museums in the area are far more interesting. More

We spent a day in Plymouth, Mass. Our children enjoyed the Pilgrim village at Plymouth Plantation and it was a wonderful learning experience reasonably priced. The tour began with an educational video explaining some history. It was a self-guided tour at our own pace. First we walked through the Wampanoag village which was a lifelike setting of their village. We... More

You owe it to yourself to see this if you are in the area---but don't plan a vacation around it. It is, after all, just a rock---and a not very big one at that. The townfolk have built a nice pavilion around it and it is historical. Stop and take a picture---THEN go over and tour the replica of the... More

It's a historical landmark for sure, something you just have to stop to see if you are in the area, but don't get too excited, it's just a rock. It's more enjoyable if the Park Ranger on duty is a historian and is in a mood to talk. Make it a worthwhile stop, ask questions. More

Worth seeing but was a little underwelming. Located near the Mayflower recreation and the Pligrim Museum. Still worth seeing. More