Stop at the Visitor's Center to pick up a trail map and head out to do some exploring. There are trails, lighthouses, historic sites and beaches to check out. Currently the Marconi site was inaccessible due to dune issues but the view was great. There is a gift shop, restrooms, and a place to stamp your passport book onsite as... More

Nice weather still in October without large crowds made the seashore and enjoyable experience. We started at the visitor center then drove up to P-town. We went back a second day to tour some light houses. Lovely!

The Cape Cod National Seashore is an amazingly beautiful place to visit. The beaches are great! We look forward to our visit each summer.

I've been to the Cape many times but never did I tour the light houses. If you're into light houses and their history then Cape Cod is a great place. We on the east Coast have many light houses, and last week I decided I should visit the cape lights. Most of them are no longer in working order and... More

There are two visitor centers in the 30-mile-ish stretch of the Cape Cod National Seashore, and the one you get to first, driving outbound on US Route 6, is Salt Pond. Definitely stop here for an orientation to the park. The rangers are very helpful; they will talk you through a free, easy-to-use guide map/brochure, and also provide other maps... More

This was the first - and best - beach we visited in our week-long trip. While you may be deterred by the fact that you must park a mile from the beach and take a trolley there, I found teh view fantastic, enhanced by the lack of cars, houses and hotels. Surf was the best we had on the Cape... More

We dropped in here to get some information about the surrounding area and were given a huge amount of useful information by a very helpful member of staff. He kindly gave us maps and leaflets about the nearby coastline including beaches, walks and lighthouses. We stayed and enjoyed a couple of videos about the formation of the cape and about... More

Cape Cod National Seashore is an excellent attraction, well worth days of exploration. The area is broken up and covers much of the cape. Beautiful beaches, gorgeous trails and dunes. Great for birdwatching, whale watching, general hiking and sightseeing. I highly recommend the Race Point Beach area for bird/whale watching. There are several visitor's centers and trails along the way.... More

Cape Cod National Seashore (CCNS) was established in 1961 with the support of President Kennedy. The seashore is known for pristine endless beaches, dunes, nature trails, ponds, salt marshes, and forests. It is difficult to financially support it, as it includes the whole eastern shoreline of the lower Cape, covering over 42 square miles. Therefore there is no way to... More