Good Harbor Beach and Wingaersheek Beach are the favorite beaches in Gloucester MA. Good Harbor is one of the most popular in New England. Even on very hot summer weekends the beach is not overly crowded because of it size. Additionally, the parking lots cannot handle enough people to allow the beach to become too crowded. The dunes and marshes Read more...
This historic park is the site of Gloucester’s first settlers in 1623 who set up fishing stages on this land upon arrival. Stage Fort Park is home to Half Moon and Cressy’s beaches, with access to a sand volleyball court, a beautiful new playground, a baseball field, a basketball court, and tennis courts. There are plenty of picnic tables and Read more...
Each year thousands of visitors to Gloucester take pictures at the fisherman statue on Stacy Boulevard. The statue is a nationally recognized landmark and an imposing sight, as it overlooks the harbor every day of the year. Viewing it is as meaningful to your Gloucester visit as anything else you’ll see. The idea for the statue was conceived by a Read more...
There is parking right off beach. Plenty of seashells. Great view of open ocean. No attendant. This is a nice beach with lots of room. Pleasant Road Beach is large and equipped with many amenities. The beach is a great day for a family. Read more...
Eastham Historical Society was founded in 1963 by a group of Eastham visionaries who wished to Preserve Eastham’s Past for Eastham’s Future. To that end, the Society maintains museums at the Swift-Daley complex located at 2375 State Highway in Eastham and at the 1869 School House Museum, located at 25 Schoolhouse Road. The EHS Archives, also located at the School Read more...
The Millstone Sculpture Gallery is devoted to the glass and metal sculpture of Benton Jones. Since 1999, his gallery has been a destination for serious art-glass collectors and lovers of thoughtful contemporary art. Read more...
Stringe Gallery is located across from the mansions at Ocean Edge in the heart of historic Brewster. The gallery features the original watercolors of award-winning cape artist tom stringe and fine country antique furniture and accessories from Tymeless Antiques. Read more...
The Woodshed is known far and wide as a destination not to be missed during a Cape Cod visit. The Woodshed is the watering hole for locals as well as visitors with great music nightly during the season. If you’re in the neighborhood, please drop by and see why we’re called the Friendly Bar. Read more...
Whether you arrive by land, sea or sky, the Pilgrim Monument is the first thing you see when you approach Provincetown. Standing at 252 feet, the Monument commemorates the history of the Mayflower Pilgrims and beyond. It’s the tallest all-granite structure in the United States, offering panoramic views of Cape Cod and beyond. The Pilgrim Monument was founded in 1892 Read more...
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