It's a favorite on Cape Cod for good reason - the cliff-like dunes behind the beach provide a unique backdrop and counterpoint to the ocean. It's amazingly beautiful. The walk down to the beach is down a long a pretty neat staircase, so definitely not...More

There are two visitor centers: one just past Easton, the other near Provincetown. Eastham was the more informative and the rangers were incredibly helpful. There are a variety of walks, of various lengths, and skill levels; and the video, at the Eastham location, gave us...More

Lots to do at the Cape Cod National Seashore. If you are headed out from the mid Cape area, the first stop should be the visitors center in Eastham, as they are exceptionally helpful and can point out any events or items that may enhance...More

Every time I visit a beautiful park like this I am grateful that people before us had the foresight and fortitude to protect and support our natural treasures. Cape Cod National Seashore has miles of beautiful dunes and beach, yet it is accessible to visitors....More

We are awed by the exotic landscape here--the dunes, the sea roses, the long, sandy beaches, the high bluffs, the blue water surrounding the tip of the Cape, the scrub pines and trees in the woods. My companion is descended from several founding families in...More

We stopped at the visitor center near Eastham. Then drove over to the beach and parked by the old Coast Guard Station. On the way over there we saw three wild turkeys. ... neat. The beach was awesome. The entrance to the beach is behind...More

We recently stopped by the Cape Cod National Seashore visitor center near Eastham, MA. We picked up a brochure showing various hiking trails in the area of the visitor center. We chose to walk the 1.3 mile Nauset Trail that day which was a very...More

Started with the Salty Pond visitor center, and one of the rangers gave us a map and good hints about which road to do and where to stop to have the better views and short walks. We didn't see any seal or whale, but lots...More

Stopped along a beach of the beaches along the seashore. Our 3 kids loved walking down the dunes and looking through all the items on the beach. It was low tide so we could go out pretty far and there was plenty of stuff to...More

The Cape Cod National Seashore is beautiful and In May, not too busy at all. We had varied weather from windy to calm. The beaches are soft and clean, some have more shells and interesting beachcombing.