Travel & Stay
Venue Location and Directions
The Atlantic Ocean Room
at the Elks Bass Rocks
101 Atlantic Road, Gloucester, MA 01930
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The nearest airport to Gloucester is Boston Logan International Airport, located 40 miles south of Gloucester. Depending on traffic, the drive from Logan to Gloucester takes about 40 minutes to 1 hour.
Getting to Gloucester from Boston Logan Airport
By Rental Car - Rental cars are available at Logan Airport from major rental agencies. From the airport, take I-90 East to Route 128 North.
Public Transportation - Get on the Newburyport/Rockport Line at North Station. The train ride to Gloucester takes approximately 1 hour. (Note - the train runs less frequently on weekends, so be sure to check the schedule ahead of time here). Tickets can be purchased on the train or via the MBTA mTicket app. From Boston Logan Airport, it may be easiest to Uber to North Station. You can input “Gloucester” into Google Maps from Boston Logan Airport to see the best route using the subway/train system.
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Parking is complimentary at the Atlantic Ocean Room. There is one main lot, adjacent to the venue entrance.
The venue shares the building with the Gloucester Elks Lodge. Turn into the parking lot with the Elks Lodge sign. The Atlantic Ocean Room is on the first floor of the building.
Accommodations
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Information on reserved room blocks coming soon!
At this time, we are waiting on several Gloucester hotels to finalize their 2025 rates.
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The following hotels are steps away from the venue:
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While you are here, we encourage you to take full advantage of Cape Ann. On the Island there are two towns: Gloucester and Rockport.
Downtown Gloucester has plenty of cute shops and several incredible restaurants, including: Tonno - a more expensive but definitely delicious Italian restaurant, Oak to Ember - classic American cuisine on the water, and Virgilio’s Bakery - adorable Italian deli right on Main Street. Rockport is less than a 20 minute drive from downtown Gloucester and is one of the most picturesque towns in the state. We recommend taking scenic Route 127 up the North Side of the Island for the best views of the Annisquam river and the Atlantic Ocean. Once in Rockport, you will find plenty of tiny boutique seaside shops and great views of the Atlantic. Just off the harbor, you will find America's most photographed building, Motif #1.
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Stacy Boulevard
Located a block from downtown Gloucester, Stacy Boulevard offers an amazing view of the Atlantic coastline with a beautiful promenade for walking.
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Good Harbor Beach
Take a walk along Gloucester’s stunning beaches, including Good Harbor Beach and Wingaersheek Beach.
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Rockport
Visit the historic harbor town of Rockport Massachusetts, where you will find beautiful art, excellent restaurants, and plenty of shopping.