It's got sand. It's got water, at least at high tide…read more So it's technically a beach. It's not an exciting beach though. Good for little kids and old people. Like many bay beaches at low tide you might have to walk out half a mile to get to water up to your waist, but at least the water will likely be warm and calm. It's better at high tide. Kids will like the tidal pools at low tide but First Encounter nearby is better for that. Its usually quiet as the parking lot is very small and requires a sticker in the summer. If you live or rent in the area maybe it's worth going but I wouldn't drive too far to come here.

We found this beach driving through the local roads and looking at the signs. The beach was quite…read morehidden and even though there were only a few parking spaces, it was easy to find parking as there were so few people there in the evening. We joined the rest of the people there to watch the sunset and it was quite nice. There's also a portable toilet here should the need arise.

We decided we wanted to catch a sunrise and thought we'd try this beach. Totally worth the drive!…read moreHad a great walk on the beach even though it was cold. The sand after the recent storm had a lot of interesting rocks and shells. The beach was long enough to get a good walk. We saw several other people enjoying the sunrise (amazing colors) and a few dog walks.

Nice white sandy beach, one of the few beaches in the area that allow non residents to get 1-day…read morepermits. It is a $20 fee at the beach and parking is not always available. The cool breeze is nice as it helps cool the summer days. It can get crowded but it is nice. The water was not too cold but there were a lot broke shells and green seaweed that didn't look so great. Best advise, double check you vacation destination for any required permit and limitations. Enjoy the view and don't forget to try the local seafood.

I recently learned about Mayo Beach's name when I got home because there is no massive sign for it…read more However, there is a small sign from the main parking lot when you enter it. No permit is required, and parking is free, which is a huge plus. The beach stretches far out, from left to right, and you'll see. One of the incredible highlights is viewing the jetty, located at Indian Neck Beach straight ahead and to the far right, Great Island. The tide will affect the beach since it's located on the bay side. You can expect to see many shells and rocks when it's low, making them visible. I personally like it to some extent because it gives a whole view of the beach. Anyone who likes swimming wants the tide high, no questions. In that case, the water will be stretched far in, leaving little sand. It's very peaceful at this location, and the sounds of the waves are gentle and enjoyable to hear. Over the years, this has always been a stop on our journey to the beautiful Cape. I am so glad I finally learned the beach's name. I've been wondering about it for a long time.

Excellent beach for the family. In the heart of Wellfleet. With parks, restaurants, shops, and…read morewonderful views, Mayo beach is top notch.

My husband and daughter had the most amazing experience. Turning 50 and 18 this was on their bucket…read morelist and didn't disappoint. From check in to landing it was 100% incredible. Friendly staff and they felt safe. The 2 men who took them up - Were friendly warm knowledge- and so funny. Made them comfortable and enjoyed the time immensely. Thank you for an amazing time. We will be back when the other kids turn 18!

Definitely one of the best experiences of my life!! It was my first tome skydiving so I was a bit…read morenervous. The staff was super kind and cracked some jokes along the way. I felt very safe the entire time and would definitely do it again!! I was only there for about an hour and a half, which isn't bad at all compared to other skydiving places. 10/10 MUST RECOMMEND!!! Thank you to everyone there that made my first skydive an experience I'll never forget!

I would have loved to have my wedding here but unfortunately, my first interaction with the event…read moreplanner was so unpleasant that not only will I not consider it, but I would caution others away from this venue as well. My conversation with her left the impression that they were unaccommodating to our wedding needs (such as food selection, timing of event, number of guests which are admittedly unique) not because they were unable make it work, but because they just didn't want to - the idea of an interracial wedding derailed the conversation incredibly. I believer her exact words were "it's not our thing" and she started advising me to consider locations in locations off the Cape in an incredibly condescending manner. I truly hope nobody else experiences this, but it's worth mentioning to anyone looking to plan a wedding that's even slightly outside the traditional set up.

It is unfortunate to have to write this about such a pretty venue. Bourne High School had there…read moreSenior prom, with all the food that the kids had to choose from you would think it would have been better! Nothing was hot, and that's just sad these kids where looking forward the dinner and all the choices. Beautiful pictures that's the only good thing from the night

A family tradition that always carries on is always stopping here. There's a lot of history to…read moreUncle Tim's Bridge dating back to the 20th century. The bridge crosses a creek that connects with the Cape Cod Bay, which corresponds with the tide. Speaking of tides, if it is low, you will smell the dirt. It's not that bad when you get use to it, but be aware. If you're better off coming if the tide is high, that is your choice. The view from there is great, overseeing Wellfleet and the Island. Parking can be found from 300 ft. down from the bridge. There is no sidewalk that connects to the lot, so please be careful. Once that's done, enjoy the stay!

This is a cute spot for a quick walk like if you just want to stretch your legs. We visited here…read moretoday (1/3) and found it to be surprisingly busy with a number of folks out walking or walking dogs. Lots of incredibly huge seagulls. You can cross the bridge into the park (Hamblen) and walk more although today we couldn't get very far as there were massive puddles due to recent rainfall. Very quick spot to visit just for the bridge but well worth a look see if you're in town.

I love this place!! especially the food here is to die for, i totally recommend!! The staff was so…read morenice and welcoming as well.

I can guarantee that good percentage of people that read this may ask themselves, "Where is…read moreOsterville?" It is a quaint little village in Barnstable, MA with heaps of "old money" and traditional Cape Cod charm. Although I have lived my entire life in Massachusetts, I had never heard of, let alone stepped foot in Osterville until last weekend when I worked at a wedding at Oyster Harbors Club; a private, members only club. Let me preface this review by saying that it is based solely on my experience as an outside vendor working at the club - not as a member or guest. I work as an assistant for a boutique event planning and consultation firm, and we recently coordinated a wedding reception held at this venue. The club itself is beautiful - tall ceilings, crown molding, beautiful carpets and hardwood floors, a large ballroom, a fabulous patio with gorgeous lawns and water views... even the bathrooms were gorgeous! It was easy to see why the couple fell in love with this venue. The bride's family had a close friend who was a member and offered to sponsor the couple (non-members) so they could have their wedding there. It was apparent that the catering staff and management was not accustomed to working with outside coordinators, but overall, things went smoothly. Here's my biggest complaint about this venue: During a wedding, vendors (wedding coordinators, assistants, DJ's, band members, etc.) are offered dinner. Vendors typically work a 10-15 hour day for a wedding and don't have another opportunity to eat, so many of them actually require a meal in their contracts; it is considered standard practice in the industry. They are usually fed whatever meal the guests receive, or a suitable, albeit less expensive alternative consisting of a protein, vegetable and starch. The hosts of the wedding are charged for each vendor meal that is ordered. That being said, my colleagues and I sat down to have our meal during this wedding and were completely shocked when we were offered a lunch-sized portion chicken Caesar salad! We weren't even given bread or water to accompany the meal! Normally, I would not complain but since we coordinated the wedding, we were well aware of how much money the bride and groom paid for each vendor meal... and a chicken Caesar salad was simply unacceptable for the price they were charged. While I would not consider myself an "expert" in the food service industry, but I have worked for a number of higher end restaurants, yacht clubs and catering companies in Boston and Martha's Vineyard over the last 10 years. Never in my experience as an assistant or even as a server was I ever given salad to sustain me through a 12 hour workday. I sincerely hope that Oyster Harbors Club does not make this practice routine, and I urge those who plan to hold an event at this venue to request a detailed cost breakdown for the guest and vendor meals from management.

I had to stop by for a look when driving down to Provincetown so did a quick visit and took a…read morecouple of ocean view shots of a couple of the boaters, actually one photo plus on video. The weather was a perfect bright and sunny 79 degrees so anything activity this weekend was just spectacular!!

Learned how to sail here. It feels like family. Great evening activities for all ages.read more