Every place below is listed and verified by Cape Cod Certified.
Visiting Cape Cod
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Cape Cod Celebrations
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Living on Cape Cod
Cape Cod septic guide for 2026: Title 5 rules, I/A nitrogen-reducing systems, real install costs, watershed permits, tax credits, and what to do before you sell.
Freshwater Pond
A clear, spring-fed freshwater pond in Marstons Mills popular for swimming and fishing, with calm, warm water that's ideal for young children. Resident/taxpayer parking only. Dogs allowed off-season only.
Cape ClassicsSet sail on this relaxing cruise across Hyannis Harbor. Purchase a drink from the vessel's fully stocked bar and soak in the breathtaking views of the sunset.
Cape ClassicsAn all-inclusive 3.5-hour craft-beer crawl visiting multiple Cape breweries with guided tastings, brewing insight and a food pairing. Transportation included, so you just sip and enjoy.
Luxury WeekendGlide past salt marshes and cranberry bogs while a four-course dinner is served on white linens in a vintage rail car. A polished grown-up evening on the Cape's quiet side.
Beach DayA one-hour narrated harbor cruise past Great Island, Point Gammon Light and the Kennedy Compound — a view you can only get from the water. A Hyannis tradition.
Beach DayLearn to kite on New England's most dependable thermals with a 15-year safety-first progression program. Group, private and camp lessons across the Cape's premier wind zones.
Cape ClassicsEvening sunset and themed party cruises — margarita, luau and fireworks nights — from Hyannis and Barnstable Harbors aboard a large, stable vessel with full bar.
Easy · Natural trail
A popular town park in Marstons Mills purchased in 1989 for its historic and scenic values. Open fields and wooded walking paths surround Mystic Lake, and the park is best known as the home of a well-used disc (frisbee) golf course. An easy, family-friendly spot for strolling and recreation near the heart of the village.
Easy · 2.5 mi · Mixed
About 2.5 miles of easy walking trails through ~246 acres of remarkably diverse wetland habitat: stone walls, abandoned cranberry bogs, tidal and freshwater streams, open marsh, and hardwood swamp. The northern trail toward Route 6A crosses a boardwalk and two bridges with views over Bridge Creek marsh, excellent for birdwatching. Connects to Jenkins Wildlife Sanctuary and Bridge Street Conservation Area for longer loops.