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.

It was a great hike, but believe the reviews about the trail markers! We downloaded All trails map…read moreand still got turned around a few times. No cell service , so download map.

This trail is fantastic. While the terrain is a little challenging because of sand, it is mostly…read moreflat. The variety of sand, dunes, water and panoramic views are beautiful. Lots of little crabs along the way, and birds flying overhead. The parking lot is very convenient. We arrived at 10 am and only 3 cars were in the lot. Y the time we got back at 2 pm the lot was full so plan accordingly. Bring water and snacks and a camera!

Why Marconi Beach? Honestly, why the hell not?…read more During a very brief day trip to the Cape, we were looking to see a particular lighthouse (Nauset) and to see some big ass coastal bluffs which after twenty seconds of research made Marconi an easy choice. Below is a bit of NPS info on what to expect when visiting and a smidge about the history of the area. www.nps.gov/caco/planyourvisit/marconi-beach.htm www.nps.gov/places/marconi-beach.htm A nice winding drive in through the pine barrens which opens up to a massive parking lot. It truly must be a hell scape in season, but when you're visiting in early April and it's in the low 40s with a barking wind, even on a Saturday, there were only four other cars. We got the views we were looking for and poached a few shells/rocks for some mementos. While the visit was brief (25ish minutes - too crazy cold to make it any longer) it is indeed beautiful here and worth making a visit. (It's also worth mentioning the Captain Obvious that in the offseason you are able to avoid those pesky NPS entrance fees but if you need to use the loo, it ain't happening here since all of that is closed and of course there are no lifeguards, so watch out for Jaws.)

This review is based on my personal experience at Marconi Beach on June 24, 2025…read more Marconi Beach is part of the Cape Cod National Seashore. It's more secluded and less crowded than most other beaches in the area. There's a large parking lot near the beach access trail, but a daily or annual pass is required. As with so many other listings on Yelp, the map location is incorrect. Do not plan your trip using this location unless you want to spend your day at a stranger's home in Wellfleet.

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.

Had an amazing time! Gary is very nice and a great guide. It was a blast riding the wind and…read morenothing could beat docking at a perfect near-private beach. Highly recommend!!!

The sailboat: It's a snug 19 ft boat…read more The experience: We didn't have much wind, but we had so much fun! We did sightseeing, body surfing and got some beach time too. My husband got to learn a little bit about sailing when helping Gary. Make sure to bring sun screen. The trip is about 3 hours long.

Situated along the edge of Wellfleet Harbor, sits 97 acres and 5 miles of extensively groomed…read moretrails of breathtaking and raw beauty. Cape Cod is one of the most visited areas in the country and once you visit you will understand why. You can expect tranquility and phenomenal views of a pristine barrier beach and vibrant salt marshes. The sounds of the reeds blowing in the wind is nothing less than paradise and the pine woodlands are a birders delight. They also have an award-winning, economically friendly nature center with wildlife views, aquariums and educational exhibits. The sanctuary offers many programs for all ages based on research and conservation projects focusing on ecologically threatened birds, horseshoe crabs, and sea turtles. When you visit Memorial Day through Labor Day, the trails are open from 8am-dusk. Early October to late May- they're closed on Mondays, but Tues-Saturday you can visit 8:30am-5:00pm. For non-Audubon members it is $8 for adults, $5 for seniors and $3 for the little ones (ages 2-12). EBT participants are free for up to 4 people when you show your card. This is such a wonderful experience and an educational goldmine for any age! Go. Just go... and that folks is all she wrote.

Wellfleet Bay is a place I come every few years while on Cape. Free admission with a Mass Audubon…read moremembership. They have quite a few trails along Cape Cod Bay, as well as some freshwater streams and ponds. Time your visit to low tide. Take the boardwalk trail down to the Bay. You can walk for miles on the sandbars. You can walk forever in the shallow water. On a rainy day you can sit in the huge window seats at the visitor center and watch the bird feeders.

Awesome surf shop in Wellfleet. We were able to get wetsuits here, but you can rent them and…read moresurfboards. Easy to get to and good parking. Knowledgeable and friendly staff too.

Fantastic shop! Great items in the shop and perfectly located in the bucolic Cape Cod town of…read moreWellfleet. My two older kids have taken surf lessons with SICKDAY over the years and it was always a great experience. We try to make it to the shop every year. Highly recommend this business.

The Indian Neck Beach offers a great view of the Cape Cod Bay in Wellfleet. During low tide, there…read moreis plenty of sand room to move around. You can easily spot the Wellfleet Pier from a distance on a clear day. This is a great place to relax and take in the beautiful sounds of the water. There is a decent amount of parking to fit enough vehicles.

Didn't even want to create this location or write a review because I want to keep this immaculate…read morebeach a secret. Longest coastline for beach going and long beach walks. Some seaweed action especially in the cove but overall wonderful. Leave the pups at home.

Cool laid back little sailing spot. Rented a Wing. It was awesome. Great time in the OBXread more

Ever thought of hangin' ten, sitting in the Green Room or feeling your fingers drag along that…read moreinside curl? Then surfiing is what you've been looking for! The folks at Fun Seekers, Cape Cod's oldest and best "school" for surf, kite boarding, wind surfing and SUP (stand up paddling to you novices!) is simply the best place to go for all of your instruction. Eric Gustafson and his merry band of water babies are there to help guide you up on to to your first wave, ready to experience that surreal feeling only surfing can offer. Fun Seekers instructors are patient, funny and above all, respectful of the Cape Cod sea and all she has to offer. Fun Seekers offers expert instruction at reasonable rates. Whether you are a 10-year old eager to experience surfing for the first time, or a middle-aged mom or dad anxious to check another item off of your bucket list, Fun Seekers will help you to realize that dream. Call them today - your first step is that first lesson!

Kindness one doesn't find often these days! Too windy to paddle and Mike didn't even want a tip…read moreafter hauling a kayak to Pilgrim Pond when I chose not to paddle!

Terrific experience for our first kayak excursion. Mike went above and beyond what was expected…read more Great customer service, quality equipment. Looking forward to returning. Highly recommend.