All About It: Where to Stay on Cape Cod

Cape Cod has an area of almost 500 square miles! You’re definitely not going to be able to see it all in one day, so that may lead you to wonder, which part of the Cape should I visit? Each region of the Cape is different and offers a variety when it comes to beaches, restaurants, and activities. Come along as we show you all about the different areas of Cape Cod!

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[elliewessa]

The Cape is best between just after Labor Day and Columbus Day. The crowds are mostly gone, the traffic jams have lessened. And the waters along yhe southern coast are still warm enough to swim in. Fares for the car ferry to MV start going down. As a long time Massachusetts resident, I stay away from the Cape during the summer. Also, it's not unusual to have 6 mile backups at the bridges to either get on the Cape or off the Cape

[Davanthall]

And it's not just ocean swimming to be had; one thing people never seem to ever mention or talk about is that there are actually quite a lot of very decently sized lakes on Cape Cod too.

[TommyBeans]

Great list....I lived on Cape for 26 years

[ms.maryellencasey]

Spent most of my summer at my Aunts cottage in Dennisport and later in Chatham. Both of my late parents worked at the Chathsm Bars Inn during the summer. This was in the early 1940's before the war.

[jdz]

Great summary in less than 10 minutes! Thank you!

[laurentaber]

Chatham was always my favorite and we are going again in two weeks!

[chopagain]

Sandwich and all along 6A is beautiful. Nothing like Harwichport/Chatham/Orleans for me. And definitely yes for a trip to Provincetown, one of a kind. Nice clip....

[HughCorbyCruick]

Talk about the Cape Cod Rail Trail for great bicycling

[gabriellebudd]

Yes Chatham is one of my favorite places quaint and beautiful with the mansions and the Beautiful Lighthouse overlooking the Grand Ocean and Sandy Dunes and the seals all lined up basking in the Sun

[nintenspiders]

This is so cool! Thinking about moving here with my pregnant wife and my violinist daughter for a few months in the winter to get some writing inspiration

[izzagoncalves]

Love the Seagull beach in West Yarmouth

[StamperWendy]

Perfect! You got all of the facts about The Cape correct! That's hard to do... You showed my home! =)

[privatepenguin]

Dennis Port is beautiful with lots to do (Dennis on the bayside is also nice...but a bit honky tonk...but still nice). Dennis Port has more of a 'beachy village feel' where you can get to everything on foot.

[wherenexttravel]

Hello. We are traveling to Cape Cod tomorrow and just enjoyed your video! Our last name is also Sparrow!! - We are a full time travel family slowly airbnb hopping up the east coast! Wish we had found your video earlier, we could have used your services. Subscribing to your channel.

[joegeorge]

very nice coverage in 8 minutes. I live on the Cape in Barnstable. let's not forget our other seasonal guests - sharks. so you all be careful in the salt water, or stick to the lakes and ponds.

[NevilleLand]

Very Excited to be headed up to the Cape for the summer... And you've given me so many video ideas!

[beefen]

Visited Cape Cod for the first time since moving to Mass from DC Northern VA region and I must say, I had a blast!.. can't wait to go back in the summer months! Thanks for all the guide and tips! Will be sure to check out your website should we need to book a bigger place :)

[lewis]

the Townies generally do not have much patience for the tourists... some town beaches like in Bourne, are closed to outsiders unless you go buy an expensive beach pass at the city hall ... some towns forbid any overnight public street parking to keep tourists from parking their RVs on their streets...and or at the beach... Some communities get really upset at any visitors stopping or parking except at a store or mall...
I grew up on the Cape and was back there last in 2018.

[shevetlevi]

Great job Jennie. The Cape and Islands are easily my favorite region of the northeast. We were lucky enough to live on the Vineyard for 5 years.
I don't know if someone out there can answer this question; Years ago I went to a beach, pretty sure it was in the town of Brewster. At the right time in the tide cycle you could walk out a quarter mile and the water was only up to your mid thighs. It may have been something like Cahoon Hollow or Calhoun Hollow. Does that sound right?

[jayjay]

You earned a like solely based on that “mhmmm” you placed in the intro 😂😂