Awesome entertainment complex in Harwich. We had so much fun. The bumper boats were the best. They…read morehave water cannons on each boat to shoot water at each other. There is also a cannon that shoots water from the side of the pool. You get wet, which is nice on a warm day. They also have batting cages, which are some of the only ones left on the cape. They were great too. The radar gun for pitching the baseball was also fun. They have two rock walls which are good for ages 6 and up. They have a zip line too, but my son was not old enough to do it. The sifting for gold and gems was a blast, they have several different sized bags to choose from. They contain gems and fossils mixed with sand and you sift with running water. A real fun time. It is cash only and there are no bundles with all or some of the activities.

My family has had so much fun on the bumper boats! It is great for those as little as my 5 year old…read moreniece and as old as my 88 year old father. We really appreciate the friendly and welcoming approach of this Cape Cod business. Lots of fun memories for us - and hopefully many more in the future - thank you!

One of the Cape's best spots for gorgeous red sunsets and spectacular sunrises! This is a photo…read moretaken from the boardwalk looking at a beach beyond the water gap. Go do this. Take a walk and enjoy the views and why you came here in the first place!!

Coming from NJ, I had a different expectation when my Airbnb host recommended Bass Hole Boardwalk…read morefor sunset. I was thinking the typical pizza shops, arcades, and ice cream shops along the beach and sitting in the sand to watch sunset (that's how our boardwalks are like down by the Jersey shore). I was pleasantly surprised that it was a single boardwalk that led to a spot with benches to watch the sunset. It held such a peaceful vibe that even when talking to my partner, I tried my best to whisper to maintain that peaceful atmosphere. I loved all the nature that you are able to witness here -- the long stretches of sand, the marshlands and the osprey nest, and the Cape Cod bay out ahead. I truly enjoyed this hidden gem, and I highly recommend it for watching sunset if you're in the area :) reminder that it is an environmentally sensitive area, so do treat the area with respect and keep its cleanliness (take any trash back with you if you have any!)

Make Seymour Pond a stop on your CCRT ride! It is a beautiful lake and a great stop for bikers on a…read morehot day. Located next to the Cape Cod Rail Trail, the pond offers a port a potty for bathroom breaks, tables in the shade for lunch, and a sandy beach for sun bathing. There are also a small number of parking spots for cars and parking is free. The lake water is clear and cool and provides a shallow area that is great for little kids. Pack bathing suits next time you go for a long ride.

This park is amazing! We were on the cape cod rail trail and needed something for the kids. The…read moreplayground is great. They have several structures that are small and large for the kids. Part of the area is shaded the other part is not. Does have a bathroom nearby. Will definitely go again.

Woods and bikes…read more Brook's Park is a very rustic park that has a wide variety of things to do. Some very nice basketball and tennis courts as well as a lovely gazebo for picnics and very gentle hiking trails with soft pine needles are found within the park. The park is situated right next to the 22 mile Cape Cod Rail Trail that goes through several towns and meanders down to the ocean for those intrepid enough to brave the chilly water to take a dip. The fact that the bike path goes through towns means it easy to stop and load up with liquid or better yet ice cream. The park is well used during the summer months and is also used for X-country skiing and snow shoeing in the winter. A lovely park to enjoy some activities or just find a peaceful and quiet corner for some relaxing and reflection.

We went here at 10am when it opened to use the go carts. Before I let the kids out of the car, I…read moreasked if they were running the go carts and she said yes. We bought tickets and then she said they just needed to set up. We were the first ones there and I was excited to get on the track with the kids. We literally sat there for 35 minutes and watched as they started and brought out every. Single. Go cart. I don't understand why they didn't just pull out 4 go carts for the people that were there waiting. Instead we stood there and waited for 35 minutes with kids. If we hadn't bought our tickets I would have left, because that is ridiculous. We could have easily gone somewhere else. We will not be back.

Came with a group and got the $35 band that includes 4 rides, trampoline basketball, pitching radar…read moreand batting cages. We had a pretty good time! Wished the arcade was a little bigger but they have limited space so it makes sense. Definitely worth the visit if you're staying in the area! Also make sure you bring cash!

It's a good value I guess. $10 for each person and you get to go around quite a few times. The real…read moredownside is simply that it's one big circle, so it gets pretty boring after the first few laps. Is it worth the $10 to try it? Sure. Is it worth more than that to do it multiple times? Nope. This, the 3 star review.

Great go cart place in Dennis, on 28. Nice track. My son loved it. First go cart ride by himself…read more Great employees. Fun time. Very accommodating. Gocarts go fast and off road, tire borders.

Absolutely wonderful adventure while visiting MA. BlueWater did not disappoint!! We saw seals,…read moredolphins and whales!! Our Captain was incredibly helpful, knowledgeable and personable. The boat was incredibly comfortable and clean. All safety has already been thought of for all ages. We were a group aged 7-49 and everyone was thought of and accommodated, including our service animal. We will be booking with only BlueWater Entertainment each year we come

We had a great experience with our captain. He was on time, friendly, the boat was in good shape…read moreand most importantly, he knew where to find the whales. I also thought he gave us a fair price unlike the others that I reached out to on the Cape.

One of the best, if not the best, mini golf of all time! We LOVE Pirates Cove! It's a beloved Cape…read moreCod tradition. There are 2 courses filled with action, adventure, pirate-themed obstacles and family fun. Iconic.

This was the best traditional mini-golf place I have ever been. The theming was awesome, and we…read moreloved the fun pirate facts at each hole. The course itself was tricky, creative, and fun for everyone -- from our 5-year-old to the grandparents. We enjoyed our first round so much, we came back to play the second course! It was a bit busy during our first visit (around 1pm Friday), so we had to wait a bit at each hole -- but honestly, we didn't mind. It gave us time to chat and soak in all the fun details. If you're only going to play one mini golf course on the Cape, make it this one!

Chatham Lighthouse offers panoramic views and overlooks the beautiful lighthouse beach. It is nice…read morethat they offer free 30 minutes parking so that multiple people have an opportunity to come to this attraction. The lighthouse is open for tours but at the time we visited it was not open so we were not able to go up.

We didn't actually get to go in, so my experience is mostly for the parking lot and the beach…read more This was our first stop in Chatham so a neat way to start the trip with views of the light house and beach. It's only 30 minute parking, but honestly, how much time do you need? It was very beautiful, but man what a walk up and down to the beach. There are portapottys, and they are not clean. Overall, it's a must do, but not a lot to do there.

Great views! I would definitely visit there again! I go to…read moreCape Cod every year but this was first visit to Monomoy.

Cape Cod is a special place with a huge amount of natural diversity. The "Elbow" of the Cape is…read moreone of my favorites. This was actually my first visit to the Monomoy National Wildlife Refuge. It was a short weekend and a beautiful Saturday in February, while the majority of New England was getting drenched. Sunday, the Cape was in line for that drench; and it did! So we knew Saturday had to be our outdoor day. I located the Monomoy Trail on my "AllTrails" app. The head of the trail can ONLY be accessed on the down sides of a HighTide. So checked my other app "Tides Planner" and we were in luck. The high tide was supposed to peak around 14:00. It was 12:00 and we took a sidewalk hike around Chatham until 14:30. Grab the car, drove over to the trail head. Along the way we checked out Chatham Light House and took a long look at the seals sunning on the sand bars below. Once at the trail head, NOAA has a really cool meteorology facility (nerdy I know, but read the information board - science). By this time it was 15:00 or so. The water was pulling back from the stone embankment revealing the sand trail. Over land isn't possible due to private properties. The looping trail was clear marked and about 1.3 miles. About a third of a mile down the beach the trail loop splits, over beach or to a moderate upland wooded section. We chose the wooded for a change. Along the way are more information boards and numbered posts for a self-guided tour. Eventually, we looped around back to the sand banks and dropping tide. Simply beautiful every step of the way in 360 degrees. If you visit, pay attention to posted signs to be on the lookout for horseshoe crabs (alive or expired) with an ID Tag which can be reported to the Maryland Fisheries Department (yes, another nerdy science thing).