Good stuffed quahogs, cheap drinks, expected atmosphere with this type of club and patrons were…read morefriendly. They close early...8-ish I believe on week nights.

hello, i'm the current commander and i love my post. the folks both veteran and non-veterans have…read morea great time. with three of the most popular bartenders in falmouth the atmosphere is fun and very easy going. folks from all walks of life are welcome. non-veteran guest welcome!!! please stop in, we have a guest book and you can come in. inquire about membership options - talk to the bartender - i, me, lionel hall am there almost daily!!!! lol! we are the last of the open, still in business veteran's organizaton in falmouth ! help up keep this sanctuary open for generations to come! we currently need donations for the oil tank replacement fund- the tank is installed - thanks to loud fuel" cabral!!!! and the crew! we need your financial support, stop in check us out and rate us on yelp!

I remember visiting the Cape Cod Museum of Natural History as a child and remembered it being a…read morepretty cool place. Now as a parent with a young child and as adult this place is awesome! Situated along 6A in Brewster towards Dennis CCMNH is a gem of a find. Admission is free for kids under 3, to learn more about the natural history of Cape Cod, $8 for kids 3-12, $15 for ages 13-64, and $12 for 65+. You get so much for your admission (although there is a slight upcharge of $5 to be able to enter the butterfly enclosure) and it is only a few dollars more to purchase a membership. You can explore the physical museum and learn about the natural history of Cape Cod and the local Native Americans, see the live honey bee hive, read and see exhibits that display native birds and species to Cape Cod, bring the kiddos to the interactive kids section (which does include live reptiles), and head downstairs where there is an impressive aquatic collection of local sea creatures, which includes turtles, fish, horseshoe crabs, seahorses, jelly fish, and more. The museum itself is well maintained and clean. Beyond the museum is the preservation of protected land. There are multiple walking trails (that yes we have easily used our jogger stroller on, but of course do not walk outside of the trail out of respect for wildlife preservation) to explore. The trails are well labeled and many display the names of native fauna. If the tide is low you can even take the walk down to Wing Island through marshland. Wing Island is beautiful and offers two walking trail points to the beach. The views are pristine and a perfect representation of the Brewster flats and classic Cape Cod beaches. You do not need to be a active athlete to enjoy the trails and apart from the stairs down to the beach everything else is relatively flat. CCMNH also offers guided tours of the area with insights regarding Cape Cod nature and history should you be interested. Although we have not taken advantage of all the programming that CCMNH has to offer there is a calendar during the busier tourist season that is full of different conservation, family, and camp events. You can easily spend half a day here if you explored the full museum and nature trails. This is a place where there is something for everyone and the payment in admission is a worthy investment in the preservation of what makes Cape Cod so remarkable. We look forward to our next visit!

Great little museum. They put a lot in such a little building. First floor had a bird watching…read morearea, displays on Native American historic culture, duck decoy artist studio and other exhibits. Downstairs was an aquarium. Along with a bird exhibit. After we finished in the museum we went for a hike out to the bay. Although the trail was not marked the path overall was easy to find. It was a great excursion!

A small but lovely sculpture garden and an excellent museum shop chock full of local artists work…read morefor sale. Many beautiful ceramics.

Had some free passes from the library, decided to check it out. It's a pretty cool little place…read more The 2 exhibits today were restroom gender signs and invisible threads and global neighbors. The invisible threads were people from around the world who came here and own businesses and work on Cape Cod.

The golf course was in excellent shape in June 2026! Tee boxes, greens, and fairways all well…read moremaintained. Regrettably, there are some golfers that can't seem to get with the program and repair their divots, fix ball marks, or put their cigarette butts in the trash. But, there are always a small group of cretins on the course. Only negative? $9 for a can of Budweiser. I'll need counseling. Cheers! RS

We stayed at the resort on Friday October 2 and had a wonderful dinner at their restaurant…read moreincluding free appetizers. The room had much to be desired. It was warm and the ac was already shut off. We tried using an open window to cool the room but the room darkening shade prevented air from entering. There were no counters in the bathroom for our cosmetics. The sink had no stopper and was very difficult to get hot water at. The TV was difficult to navigate. The coffee maker did not seem to be plugged in and we couldn't access the outlet. We weren't there for golf so we' were disappointed in the accommodations.

Went with a two year old. Plenty to hold his interest but could see the whole place in 30-45…read moreminutes so it was just the right amount of time. Volunteers were very friendly and the exhibits were informative. Don't expect an aquarium. This focuses on shark facts, photos and some interactive exhibits. You'll be supporting a good cause. Admission price is reasonable, so overall a pretty good value too.

This small but educational center is best a stop for older kids and adults. To get the most out of…read moreit, there's a decent amount of reading. Staff were knowledgeable, and the most interesting information connects directly to the research they are connected with. You won't spend hours here, but it's a worthy diversion.

Learned so much about Edward Gorey and his lovely home on Cape Cod. The museum consists of the…read morefirst level of the house and features Edward's belongings and works. I was amazed to see the Tony he won for Dracula in person. The museum is a sight to behold with so many treasures to look through. We enjoyed the scavenger hunt you can complete while walking through the museum (though we could not find the final items needed for a prize) and the docent tour. Our docent Mary Anne was amazing. She really knew so much about Edward Gorey and his life. I loved learning about his love of cats and knowing that the museum still has cats who live on premise today, as well as the charitable giving that has continued well after his death to local animal charities. Well worth a visit. Be sure to drop by the gift shop afterwards as they have a ton of books, shirts, and memorabilia to choose from.

Looking at the website, it suggests the house is open to walk throughs but when I went there were…read moreguided hourly tours. Asked if I could visit the bookstore and person at the desk was like "let me think about it. ok you can look around." very strange vibes and how it operates in practice doesn't seem to match what is on the website. as some other reviewers have noted your service may vary depending on "vibes" or whatever. hard pass.

What a great little (or big) place! Ticket prices were extremely reasonable at $17 a piece. The…read moreTheatre is great, seats were comfy, and a good size. As for the grounds they were great. There was a maze outside, beautiful trees, and plenty of parking, that was well hidden from your sight when you stood outside the theatre. Little theatres like this go to show you that even though you are a community theatre, you don't have to suck at your productions. With a little elbow grease, you can make a low budget show seem like a million dollar budget. I think this theatre (if it keeps it up) is worth every dime of ticket sales.

Theater #9 had very comfortable seats with recline and surround sound was great. Tuesday prices…read morewere great. Snack bar had combination choices that were reasonable. Located near the Patriot Plaza with plenty of parking.

When you go to South Dennis for a few days visiting a friend and you decide on going to the movies,…read morethis is actually a nice place to stop by. It is located in a plaza with stores and restaurants, there is plenty of parking which is nice. The theatre itself is clean and the prices are reasonable. They offer some food and drinks. The theatre is small but the seats are very comfortable. My friend told me they are new. I enjoyed the movie and it was very clean. When you want a movie night and want to avoid the crowed large theatres, this is actually great place to go.