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A Whale of a Summer Tale to Tell!

Submitted by michelle on August 20, 2015 - 3:27pm

It's been a WHALE of a summer so far.....incredible weather, fun-filled events and activities galore. As we approach the end of the season, we want to be sure you have a great whale of a tale to share about your summer! There's still time to make memories to treasure forever. Check out our end of the summer deals or reserve one of our money-saving PACKAGES to end your summer with a splash!

Escape with us and try some of these great experiences that make for fun summer stories...

Concisely Cape Cod: Exciting Events in the Area

Submitted by michelle on August 13, 2015 - 11:41am

August 18 - 23, 2015

Summer is such an exciting time on Cape Cod. With endless activities from beaches and attractions to whale watches and shopping, there's something for everyone. Also, there are special events and activities galore.......get away from the day-to-day and experience a Cape Cod day!

Top 5 Ice Cream Shops & Mini-Golf Stops

Submitted by michelle on July 28, 2015 - 2:21pm

Summer-time on Cape Cod and Plymouth....brimming with sun, fun and lots to do. To help you make the most of your visit, we're happy to share our picks for the Top 5 Ice Cream Shops and Mini-Golf Courses for you to explore...

A Big Getaway for a Big Family

Submitted by ccodderadmin on May 9, 2012 - 12:00am

When trying to plan a getaway for my family along with my husband’s two brothers and their families, I was faced with quite a challenge in finding a nice place to stay on Cape Cod that would make everyone happy. We all had certain criteria for the “ideal” getaway.

Outdoor Adventures on the Lower and Outer Cape

Submitted by ccodderadmin on August 22, 2011 - 12:00am

If your family enjoys hiking and exploring outdoors, here are a few suggestions for Cape Cod day trips I have enjoyed with my own family. Brewster is only 30 minutes from the Cape Codder Resort and Provincetown, an hour’s drive. Well worth the trip!

The Brewster Mill and Herring Run
Corner of Setucket and Stoney Brook Roads, Brewster

The Brewster Mill was built to grind corn using the force of the water running from Mill Pond to the bay. In the Spring the herring come up the Stony Brook to spawn in the pond.