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!

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!

Crowded beach but with plenty of free parking, including electric vehicle chargers and an on-site…read morerestaurant and bar with covered patio seating. This beach is within walking distance to the downtown district, but with the intense heat you might want to rent a car or take a Lyft/Uber. I found that Lyft was much less popular on the island and thus cheaper than Uber by 50-100%.

Our captain mentioned this beach before we arrived. We did find out a head of time there were…read morepublic showers. Didn't find a lot of info. I wish it was a little better marked. We asked a number of people before we found the public showers and the changing rooms. Im not used to having that many broken shells/shells on the beach when you walk up. It was a decent crowd on the beach, still plenty of room to spread our towels out and not feel we were on top of the people next to us.

I was thrilled to discover this park, as there is a lot to do. The main attraction is the sports…read moreoffered, baseball, football, soccer, and basketball to name a few. There is also a playground as well bringing on the energy for the youngsters. The park even has a path, branching and beginning right off the CCRT, leading to the playground, and then past that, loops around the baseball and soccer field, with another trail branching off, leading to the entrance and the playground once again. The walk is quite enjoyable, with nice views all around. The bathroom though needs to get touched up, in terms of it being dirty.

Traveling with a small child means park visits are a must! This one was fantastic. It had all the…read morepark necessities, and she particularly loved the spinning thing that's built into the ground. Bathrooms were clean, lots of shady areas and picnic tables/benches. We didn't venture far onto the walking trails or fields but they all looked great! Loved this park and will return during our next cape cod vacation.

Great experience kiting with these guys. John booked the lesson with me over the phone and was…read moregreat about getting back to me. I am almost impossible to get in touch with and he hung in there until we connected. Lesson booked. Jake the instructor connected and reconfirmed the night prior to our lesson, couple texts back and forth, locked in gear, confirmed wetsuit needs etc. Morning of, one more text to confirm we were on and wind was looking promising. We met at 1p, discussed my lack of experience (one other day of lessons with another solid outfit in NY a year prior) and off we went. Jake's patience and ability to explain what would help me was Yoda-like. A little over an hour and I was up and riding both directions. Great job and many thanks to John and Jake. I will be back and will reach out soon.

We did 5 days of lessons in one week and can not recommend this school more! We went from absolute…read morenovice kiteboarders to zipping around Nantucket Sound AND learned how to hydrofoil behind a boat. The instructors were all fantastic. So thank you Ellie, Cam, Nick, Lucca, and Payton for all of your instruction and positivity (and chasing us around the water as we wiped out hundreds of times).

Great adventure park at Heritage in Sandwich. The rope courses are amazing. There are five…read moredifferent rope courses of varying degrees of difficulty. A younger kid can do most of them. The rope courses have zip lining and are extremely safe. It is in the middle of a forest attached to trees. The only complaint would be lack of shelter, food and refreshments. It is far from the Heritage museum grounds and is not included in that admission. There is no food or snack bar or even a vending machine. There is one water container to fill up a cone cup. There is also only one porto potty bathroom. The course itself is awesome, but lacking the comforts.

Organized a corporate outing here and it was a lot of fun. Very challenging course and a very…read moresmooth process for getting everyone up and into the trees. Highly recommend. The only very minor downside is that they needed more picnic tables and an actual bathroom. I'm sure that will be sorted in time.

This place has changed A LOT since I went when I was a kid in the mid 1990s...they added a lot…read more(drawing room, bleachers, more lockers) but it seems really chatoic. I think they need more staff for all the extra kids!

Our two boys, 13 and 10, enjoyed their one hour introductory riding lessons with a courteous,…read moreattentive young instructor.

unfortunately they are understaffed, and unreliable. Might be best to consider other options this…read moresummer. Definitely have a plan B.