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Introducing Cape Cod
CAPE COD
- 15 towns spread over 400 square miles
- Over 130 beaches in 5 bodies of water
- Over 880 freshwater ponds
- Over 3 dozen golf courses
- 14 Historical lighthouses
- 230,000 year-round residents
- Arrive by ferry, plane, bus, car, or train
- Visitors double the summer population
- "Graveyard of the Atlantic" w/3000 shipwrecks
Outer Cape
PROVINCETOWN
- Bustling Commercial Street is an iconic visitor hotspot with unique galleries, shops, and shows
- Stunning dunes and pristine beaches on Cape Cod's National Seashore
- Artistic haven with a vibrant LGBTQ+ community
- Famous whale-watching and fishing adventures
- Population swells from 3600 residents to a summer population of 60,000
- Historic Pilgrims’ first landing in 1620
TRURO
- Narrowest land mass on the Cape comprised of more than 60% National Seashore
- Charming village center
- Oceanside and Cape Cod Bay beaches, such as Corn Hill Beach, Longnook Beach, and Head of the Meadow Beach
- Featuring over 20 pristine kettle ponds
- Summer swells from 2,400 to 20,000 visitors
WELLFLEET
- Famous for its world-class oysters, Wellfleet OysterFest is held annually
- Home to the Wellfleet Drive-In Theatre, a nostalgic Cape Cod experience
- Wellfleet Bay Wildlife Sanctuary, offers trails and birdwatching opportunities
- Beaches located on Cape Cod Bay, Oceanside, and 20 freshwater ponds for swimming & kayaking
- Summer population swells from 3500 to 18,000
EASTHAM
- Home to stunning beaches like Coast Guard Beach and Nauset Light Beach, part of the Cape Cod National Seashore
- Visit the iconic Nauset Lighthouse, a symbol of Cape Cod’s maritime history
- Explore the Cape Cod Rail Trail and enjoy biking, hiking, and birdwatching
- Discover the Salt Pond Visitor Center and trails
- Population grows from 5,000 to over 20,000
ORLEANS
- Window shop in several areas around town
- Over 50 miles of tidal coastline
- 60 freshwater ponds
- Beaches on Cape Cod Bay, Pleasant Bay and the Atlantic Ocean
- Drive over the sand to Nauset's outer beach
- Don't miss the French Cable Station Museum
- Population 6300 triples to 19,000 in summer
Lower Cape
CHATHAM
- Quaint & vibrant downtown Main Street
- Home to Chatham Bars Inn, built 1914, and awarded 5 stars by Forbes
- 20+ freshwater ponds
- Beaches on Nantucket Sound, Atlantic Ocean, Chatham Harbor & Pleasant Bay
- Starred in films "The Finest Hours" & Nicole Kidman in "The Perfect Couple"
- Population of 6500 multiplies to 25,000 in summer
- Sail, fish, bike, hike, tours & cultural events
HARWICH
- Charming, walkable downtown
- Home to Wequassett Resort & Golf Club
- 11 miles of tidal shoreline
- 4 harbors & over 20 freshwater ponds
- Beaches on Nantucket Sound & Pleasant Bay
- Annual Cranberry Art & Music Festival
- Catch the Freedom Ferry to Nantucket
- Population of 12,000 grows to 37,000 in summer
BREWSTER
- Stores & restaurants speckle Old Kings Hwy
- Home to Ocean Edge Resort & Golf Club
- Over 6 miles of tidal shoreline
- 80 freshwater ponds
- Home to Nickerson State Park
- Scenic beaches & sunsets on Cape Cod Bay
- Unique tidal flats seen for 2 miles at low tide
- Population 10,000 expands to 25,000 in summer
Mid Cape
DENNIS
- Beautiful beaches, including Mayflower Beach and Corporation Beach, known for their soft sand and stunning sunsets
- Visit the Cape Playhouse, America’s oldest professional summer theater
- Scargo Tower offers views from Provincetown to as far west as Plymouth
- Population grows from 14,000 year-round residents to over 40,000
- Enjoy biking the Cape Cod Rail Trail
YARMOUTH
- Route 28 is lined with shops, restaurants, parks and mini golf to entertain all your guests
- Route 6A features hundreds of 19th-century sea captains' homes
- Home to Whydah Pirate Museum
- Beaches on Nantucket Sound & Cape Cod Bay with the infamous Bass Hole Boardwalk
- Annual St. Patrick's Day Parade and Sand Sculpture Trail
- Population of 25,000 grows to 65,000 in summer
BARNSTABLE
- Barnstable is made of up 7 villages: Hyannis, Osterville, Marstons Mills, Cotuit, Centerville, Barnstable (incl. Cummaquid) & West Barnstable
- Home to the Kennedy Family Compound
- 100+ miles of tidal shoreline and over 180 freshwater ponds
- Camp overnight on Sandy Neck Beach
- Beaches on Cape Cod Bay & Nantucket Sound
- Population of 49,000 triples in summer
Upper Cape
MASHPEE
- Home to Mashpee Commons, a quaint open-air upscale shopping experience
- Known as the "Land of the Wampanoag," the town holds deep indigenous roots, featuring the Mashpee Wampanoag Indian Museum
- Mashpee and Wakeby Ponds are expansive bodies of fresh water, popular for swimming, boating, and fishing.
- Population of 15,000 more than doubles in summer
FALMOUTH
- Lively downtown Main Street
- Hub for ferries to Martha's Vineyard
- Home to Wood's Hole where several scientific, environmental organizations and a small aquarium reside
- Beaches on Nantucket Sound, Vineyard Sound and Buzzard's Bay
- Location of Nobska Lighthouse est. 1828
- Military location of Joint Base Cape Cod
- Population of 33,000 triples in summer
SANDWICH
- The oldest town on Cape Cod, incorp. in 1639
- "Sandwich" derives from Old English, meaning "sandy place" or "sand village"
- Home to Sandwich Glass Museum
- Cape Cod Central Railroad offers scenic tourist train rides to Hyannis
- Annual SandwichFest, serves the best sandwiches in the region
- Enjoy nature on the Sandwich Boardwalk
- Population of 21,000 doubles in summer
BOURNE
- Known as the Gateway to Cape Cod
- The 17.5 mile Cape Cod Canal splits the town
- Bourne consists of 10 villages, including Buzzards Bay, Sagamore and Monument Beach.
- 40% of the town is occupied by Joint Base Cape Cod
- Home to the Massachusetts Maritime Academy
- Don't miss the annual Scallop Festival in September
- Population of 20,500 nearly doubles in summer