Things To Do

The Beachcomber

The famous Beachcomber! Located on Marconi Beach. Great beach bar with live music on the weekends. Parking lot was partially destroyed in a storm so limited parking. $ for parking.

The Wicked Oyster

Located DIRECTLY next door to The Inn - great place for a full breakfast. Open for breakfast lunch and dinner.

Mac's Shack

Great seafood - dine in and take out. Fun atmosphere! Located There is also Mac's on the Pier - casual clam shack located on Welfleet's historical fish pier.

Cape Cod National Seashore

Summer on the Cape! As Thoreau said " A man may stand there and put all America behind him." In 1961 the Cape Cod National Seashore was established by President John F. Kennedy. The Seashore, run by the National Park Service, owns approximately 8,000 acres of the approximately 13,100 acre total land mass of Wellfleet. The result is that despite the growing popularity of the outer Cape as a tourist destination it has not been allowed to overdevelop and has retained much of its natural beauty and charm. Miles of protected pristine beaches. Marconi Beach in Welfleet, Head of the Meadow Beach in Truro, First Encounter Beach in Eastham, Race Point in Provincetown, etc. Please note that all National Seashore beaches are pay to park. And standard Cape Cod warning - Respect the Locals - the Great White sharks locals. Please be mindful and stay far away from the gray seals. :)

Wellfleet

Wellfleet has a great walkable down town area and pier. Many shops and restaurants to pop in and out of. Beautiful, quaint and historical - great place to explore on a summer afternoon!

Truro Vineyards

Wellfeet Cedar Trail

Fort hill trail

Length: 1 mile loop, 1 hour. Location: 70 Fort Hill Road. Turn off Route 6 at the brown Fort Hill sign on Governor Prence Road in Eastham. Continue to the parking area on the left, across from the Captain Penniman House. The trail may also be accessed from Hemenway Landing, just north of Fort Hill on Route 6. Pets: Pets are not allowed on Fort Hill Trail. Features: This loop trail crosses open fields, connects with the Red Maple Swamp Trail, and offers spectacular vistas of the Nauset Marsh area. This is also a great location for bird enthusiasts. Conditions: Easy; solid surface, some log steps on slopes; seasonal restrooms near Hemenway Landing.