Saltbox home of first minister and man for whom the town was named. Artifacts of early Dennis life, children’s room, spinning and weaving exhibit, gardens and Dennis maritime wing. 1745 one-room school house on the grounds. Listed on National Register of Historic Places Read more...
The tower is the third to stand atop this hill. The first was built of wood in 1874 and was intended to be a “tourist attraction”. The present tower was built in 1901 by the Tobey family who owned the summer hotel near Cape Cod Bay called Nobscussett House. In 1920 the hill and tower were turned over to the Read more...
The “garden is alive with birds and small wildlife” in summer, and it’s “romantic by the fireplaces in winter” at this “quiet, homey” barn-turned-bistro that’s “oh, so nice” for a “special occasion” whatever the season; “exquisitely prepared” seafood and game appear on the ever-changing French–New American menu, and “experienced servers complement the kitchen”, all helping to make it worth the Read more...
Located on 6A in Dennis Village on the grounds of the “Cape Playhouse”. Come In for Lunch, Dinner, Dining and Drinks or stop in at the Bar until 12 AM. Read more...
Soft sand, endless sand bars, tidal pools for the kids, clean, seaweed free water. Mayflower beach offers spectacular sunsets and is one of the most popular beaches on the Cape. Read more...
Features wire-fenced enclosures and an easy walking trail through the woods. During the summer, its one of the very few legal places that dogscan swim and play. There are no fees and parking is available for 8-10 vehicles. Read more...
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