The facility is lovely. The Wellness Center is incredible with an outdoor lap pool (for adults)…read moreand a large pool for families. Tennis courts abound and members of the Club use them every morning. We stayed at the Westmoor for two nights as my husband was a guest of the Film Festival. The rooms are VERY small, but comfortable. The bed is unbelievably comfortable as are the pillows. We actually looked for the pillow label to purchase several for our home. My only critique of the room is that it lacks electrical outlets close to the bed. The one outlet had the phone and the clock plugged into it via a night light (which we unplugged.). There is a steamer, iron, a very small ironing board that can be used on the bed, a security safe and a few hangers. We traveled with carry on luggage. Anything bigger would have blocked our ability to function in the room. Also, you will find umbrellas in your room closet, so don't bring one. The Westmoor has plenty of rooms to read and relax but I would definitely get out and see what Nantucket has to offer. It's a wonderful place. Internet at the facility is okay. It's not entirely open as some of our apps (games) were blocked. There is a very small flat TV in the room that has all the channels you need and the ability to log into any streaming service you might need. We only used it in the morning while we prepared for the day to see what was happening in the world Nantucket is GORGEOUS, so you're not going to stay in your room but to sleep. And sleep you will. The Westmoor is VERY quiet at night. The food at the main restaurant is OUTSTANDING. The chef has won awards for his seafood chowder. Order it! Make sure you know the dress code before you go and making a reservation is HIGHLY suggested. Seriously, ask them about the dress code before you arrive at the Westmoor Club. They are very accommodating but have rules. The staff is INCREDIBLE and is the asset of the Club. Friendly beyond belief and knowledgable about the area. Tim, the restaurant manager is an asset to the club. Uber/Lyft is easy to and from town. The beach is a 10 minute walk from the Club. The pictures on the website are deceiving as it's not close to the club at all. The continental breakfast that is complimentary is only pastries, some fruit, cereal bars and coffee/tea. They do not serve any protein here, so a diabetic will be hard pressed to find anything edible. They do serve breakfast near the Wellness Center that is outstanding. The folks they hire for the club can certainly cook. Every morsel of food we ate on site was incredible. My only critique here is that there are ants EVERYWHERE as you must eat at tables outside. And, the baskets the food is served in are disgusting. They have grease all over them and are just plain gross to touch.

I went to dye my biweekly weight lifting session and 30 minutes on the stair machine. The place is…read morestunning. It is the nicest health club I have ever seen with wooden floors. It just can not be beat. If you ever have a chance, it would be one workout to remember.

A good, kid-friendly option with ample indoor and outdoor seating. We came for a lunch with friends…read moreand were delighted for a kids menu with crayons and all. The kids had burgers and fries. The adults ordered up an array of sandwiches. I went with the carne asada wrap. Nantucket prices at $20 (with the surcharge of fries) and it was filling and meaty, but pretty plain. The steak was real cuts of steak, but a little stringy. The cheesesteak looked solid and my husband's deep fried fish sandwich claimed to be really good, with not a greasy, heavy fish. I don't golf, but our friends love the course and the driving range. Overall, a beautiful, low key spot, out of town, for a burger or a bigger meal, lunch or dinner.

Every time we come here, we just sit and relax on the patio or in front of a window watching the…read moregolfers. Now, I golf, and in 'Summer of 26, on my week here, I will walk 9. A very nice pro shop! Clubs, putters, balls, clothing, and accessories. Reasonably priced too. Open almost year round - less the snow. Great restaurant too. Everything is fresh and delicious. Try the Caesar salad with anchovies. Very reasonably priced too. Very nice wait staff too; we had Zoey, easy on the eyes and very courteous. No negatives whatsoever.

Step back in time right here in present day. This is a historic and important cape cod league. The…read moreteam has a nice center of town simple ballpark. Get there 30 min early to get a parking spot. Admission free but donate because these players are trying to make it to the next level and typically are hosted by families and far from home. Fun environment with music and concessions. They take credit card and cash. Bring a chair or bleachers are shady by 630 pm.

A testament to Americana. Lowell Park is free baseball with proper bleachers, a cheap and delicious…read moreconcessions stand (with chargrilled Kayem franks, mind you), an adamant chant man ("have a hit, have a a hit!") and impossible parking, to the early bird goes the verybsolid chance of a shattered windshield. Everyone is friendly, it's just scattered enough to be completely adorable and a parking is impossible. But to watch a Kettleers game, for free, and focus on the minor BS is uncalled for. Five easy stars for the plethora of aforementioned reasons, and for being a showcase of what's right in the world.

This is a beautiful rink! Solar panels over covered parking apparently also power the place -…read morewhich is so cool. They have a big snack bar (they even have hot food like bagels and breakfast sandwiches) with a large selection of the usual stuff. The locker rooms? They are AWESOME!! They are big, with hooks to hang stuff, space underneath for hockey bags, and they are clean. So nice. Large bleacher type stands around the regular size ice surface. They have a small rink for the younger kids too. They also have a good size shop here - which carries golf equipment for some reason. This is the BEST rink I've been in in my 5+ years as a youth hockey parent. And, it's really not even close. Well done Falmouth Youth Hockey. Well done indeed. 5 STARS across the board.

Another must do when vacationing on island, and in Town…read more It is small, but the folks at Maria Mitchell are very dedicated. There are things to see, do, and touch. Except for the giant lobster (who looks delicious by the way - but probably tough as a horse!). A must do, and a great cause!

The total aquarium is like 300 square feet. Manage those expectations! But with a 4 year old in…read morehand, it was enjoyable. I think a slightly older child would find it even more engaging and potentially stay longer than the 20 minutes we were there for. They have 1 touch tank with some crabs and clams that you can touch and pick up. They have 1 tank that you can look into with a young shark, more crabs and young fish that was pretty cool. Inside the 2 enclosed rooms they have more tanks filled with baby fish, a lobster, etc... Highlight: seeing a shark fetus swimming around in a sac before being born. And also seeing a newborn shark and puffer fish. $10/adult and $8/child. A little pricey for what it is, but sigh, Nantucket. I feel like children's admission should always be free for educational purposes, but that's just me. Staff and volunteers were nice and enthusiastic!

I really like the layout and the solid conditions of this course. It is not as fancy as my home…read moreclub and the greens aren't as fast, but I feel it really matches the vibe of the Island. There are nice views of the ocean over the trees in a a few spots. I look forward to playing here each time I come to MV. The course design is excellent with well designed fairway bunkers and some waste areas and challenging green complexes. Decent practice area. New irrigation system. Negatives: The course is very short. There is no restaurant or bar and no alcohol available (or allowed) for the course.

Sat outside for dinner at a nice table with plenty of room and padded seat made for nice comfort…read more Service was excellent. Started with the cheese board which was a nice assortment of 3 cheeses, although a bit pricey. The bread was grilled and tasted of flame from being in the fire. Disappointing. Warmed would have been fine. The truffle filet mignon was prepared nicely and cooked as ordered. Accompanied with nicely seasoned potatoes. However the asparagus also had same flame taste as the bread. Would have appreciated steamed much more. The shrimp scampi was bland and had no taste. The shrimp were large and beautiful, but otherwise the dish was a disappointment. For the money, expected better.

Great facility. Professional a d nice staff. Enjoy the tennis courts on a rainy day during July 4th…read moreweek!

Are you staying on MV for a week? a month? the entire summer? Airport Fitness is your place. They…read morehave everything fitness related you can ask for or want. They actually have a Hack Squat machine !! My morning workouts are complete here. Let's not forget about the sauna and steam room ! You won't find this at the Y !

Did you know Woods Hole Scientific Aquarium is the oldest public aquarium in the United States?…read more WHSA was established back in 1875. It's small, but home to some impressive sea creatures. The octopus took my attention the most. Fun place to take the kids and adults too. You will learn a bit about this famous fishing village as well.

I don't know how long it's been since I last visited the Woods Hole Science Aquarium, but let's…read morejust say I was probably shorter, louder, and way more fascinated by the gift shop than the science. Coming back as an adult? Total 180. This place still has all the charm I remember but now I actually read the signs and don't try to touch the crab molts (okay, I thought about it). Walking through the doors felt like flipping through an old chapter of my childhood. The tanks are mesmerizing from massive striped fish gliding with attitude to the sassy little octopus who clearly runs the place (yes, Ink, I see you). And the horseshoe crab display? Wild. Creepy in the best way. There's a quiet reverence here like science and sea life are having a conversation and you've been invited to eavesdrop. The historic exhibits honoring NOAA crews, marine research, and the legacy of Woods Hole remind you that this isn't just an aquarium it's a cornerstone of discovery. It's not flashy or high-tech, and that's part of the magic. It's real, local, and grounded in education and conservation. Also, it's FREE (but toss them a donation they're doing good work here). Coming back after all these years reminded me how much I still love learning about the ocean and how lucky we are to have this spot tucked right into Cape Cod. #WoodsHoleScienceAquarium #CapeCodExploring #OctopusBoss #MarineMagic #FalmouthFavorites #ItsTheLittleThings #PuddingCreekTrestle #LocalScience #SealYouLater #BackToMyRoots