Great short walking park with lovely facilities. Great for walking with a baby. The playground is…read moreso well maintained and very safe. So happy to have this park for my grand baby.

The best playground for younger kids. They have a lot of features that work well with the 2 and…read moreunder age group including a slide that has rubber instead of wood chips. Plenty of climbing features for the older kids as well as trails for walking the stroll. Lots of shade for those hot days so it's perfect

This is a great park that holds arts & crafts festivals every weekend. Browse while your kids play…read morein the nearby park. The old windmill is super cool - especially when it's open and staffed by a volunteer. Whale rock (see pics) is a great picture opportunity. I am sure the outside concerts must be a treat. I never realized it was so big. We'll have to go back

We visited this publicly owned park to attend a crafts fair that was being held on a Saturday…read more There were numerous tables set up displaying paintings, photos, jams/jellies, baked goods, jewelry and more. We managed to depart with only a jar of cranberry peach jam in hand. After a short stroll we visited the adjacent Windmill Village which is separately owned by the Brewster Historical Society.

This was very nice 8.00 to park all day and boy you could get lost in this place. But it was very…read morenice well kept grounds people were very nice ponds and little beach areas cute.

I did not camp here, but I did visit for a day trip. When in doubt, walk or bike the CCRT (Cape Cod…read moreRail Trail) from wherever you are staying on the cape and bike into Nickerson State Park for beautiful views, hikes, bird songs, and more! Nickerson State Park was not on my radar until recently and now that I've visited, I think this would be a beautiful place to camp with friends. The stamp at the entrance made my heart happy!

We parked at the trailhead at Route 134 in South Dennis and on a beautiful Saturday morning in…read moreJuly, we had no problem finding parking- even with an open spot next to us which was great for unloading the bikes and stuff. The path itself is in great condition. It is shaded for almost all of the section we did. The pavement is mostly smooth - any bumps from roots underneath are spray painted yellow so you see they are coming. On the section we rode, the sides are not overgrown so there is room to move over for others passing. Other riders and users were all friendly and respectful- ringing bells or announcing their approach. We rode about 7 miles East from our parking spot, taking a nice break for lunch at Seymour Pond. Some of our party went swimming! We were all thankful for the plentiful bike racks, many benches, and a clean porta-potty. This was definitely a highlight of our time on Cape Cod.

Great hiking trail - maybe some ticks so just check after. Easy parking and a sign with some area…read moreinfo and list of wildlife in the area. Lots of flowers on the trail and some families fishing.

I love this place!! Been going here all my life! This was our families favorite pond to take us to…read morewhen I was little! Love the fact that it is kind of hidden from the tourists so it doesn't get busy as other places. I love this pond and will plan to take my child there next summer!!

The spot is great, clean water and small but nice beach. However I went swimming today in a…read morewetsuit. Some moron was fishing and claimed he was there first and said I should have seen him and avoided anywhere near. He shouted obscenities at me and I responded. He proceeded to go back to his truck, a white pickup, and then decided to vandalize my car. Knowing I was about a 1/2 mile from shore he didn't even have the guts to face me and through iced coffee in my car making a sticky mess. Watch out for fishermen driving white pickup!

It's a very pleasant beach with much parking available. Porta-pottys are plenty and well…read moremaintained. People are generally respectful and take care of their garbage as needed. Great shore, wonderful weather, good vibes.

Ahhh Cape Cod. The land of beaches. If you find yourself in the Brewster area.... Crosby Landing…read moreBeach is the place for you! On the bay side of the cape, this beach has relatively calm and shallow waters, perfect for families or those who don't typically enjoy rough waves. High tide leaves a narrow but lengthy stretch of sand to stake out. Low tide reveals a massive sandbar, perfect for sand castles and lounging around. A bit rocky when you are first wading in but take the time and find the paths through the rocks that people create and you'll reach the rest of the sand in no time. Small parking lot for town permit holders. An overflow lot (where Massachusetts State Park pass holders can pull in as well) is available a couple minutes walk up the road. Port-a-potties are available in-lot during the summer months. Both days I visited, an ice cream truck made an appearance. Otherwise, the beach is basic without additional amenities. Not too crowded on the mid-summer weekdays that I visited. Great beach option for your Cape getaway. Next time I'm down, I'll definitely return.

Beautiful beach with easy parking. There is a snack bar and got a lemonade slushy which had a huge…read moreant at the bottom as I drank it - reported it to the owner who yelled at me and said it blew into my cup from the wind but it was buried at the bottom - it didn't blow in. The owner could have been gracious and polite instead of rude and unprofessional- eat at your own peril. Beach still fab! Bring your own snacks!

Memorial Day Weekend for the past two years my kids and I have stayed here. We liked the personal…read moreroom Vibe. With the dedicated parking spot in front. Well kept, clean room, with cozy beds. Microwave, Mini Frig, T.V with Cable. Small coffee pot set up. A desk, table 2 chairs. Hangers and luggage rack. There is a great Pool which is a big perk. Unfortunately, this year was to cold to swim. We had swam last year and it was great! There is a Supermarket across the street and the beach not far at all. The motel provides an informative binder. The town center is actually within walking distance for most people about 1/4 to 1/2 miles away. Becareful though, the road in front of the property, at the traffic lights gets very busy. We witnessed a bad car accident while waiting to cross the street, the 1st year. A Continental Breakfast with delicious homemade muffins is served every morning. To be totally transparent and give a 100% honest review these next things were a few minor issues that only happened our last visit. The water pressure in the shower was very slow. No shower liner, (not the problem) the fabric curtian got soaking wet and wet the whole floor, causing a slipping hazzard. The soap and shampoo/conditioners weren't filled. We were supposed to be given a second key that was never dropped off. Had the T.V. shut off at about 10pm while we were watching, out of nowhere. I called the office to let the staff know and got a NOT my problem response, that I wasn't excepting. This year we had tried to book 2 days again, but only one was available. We decide to take the 1 night and pay more then we would have elsewhere. No sure about next year.

Lovely little park, very convenient location. Great for picnics, photo ops, and just a nice place…read moreto chill.

Great little park on Rt 6 in Eastham. Next door to the Eastham Superette…read more Quite a few benches. And picnic tables. We stopped here for a picnic lunch. Found a picnic table under a tree for some shade. Beautiful quiet spot- amazing how quiet since it's right on Rt 6. They even have a trash can.

Lakes hills and…read moretrails The Princess Beach Conservation Area is a lovely parcel of land that includes a beach on fresh water Scrago Lake and pleasant trails that branch off into the woods in all directions. Most of the trees are pines so the hiking is very soft because of the pine needles, and the smell of the pine trees and ocean mixing together is wonderful. Scrago Lake is a whole lot warmer than the always cold as @#$% direct ocean beaches of Cape Cod Bay and usually much, much calmer. A nice place to bring the family and little kids when you don't want them to drown, get washed out to sea, or get eaten by giant kraken. There is a fee for parking cars during the summer but if you happen to know someone in the area they'll probably have a sticker and you can bum a ride with them. There is no charge if you bike or walk and in the off season you can park anywhere you want. A lovely and peaceful little area that is a very pleasant place to explore, take a short and easy hike or perhaps do some swimming. A great place to spend some time and energy no matter what the season.

A cute little place if you would like to just sit and play in a lake. Nice cool lake, you should…read moreread the Wikipedia stories about the place before going.

This place has been here forever but somehow I've always just gone past it. Since I've been on a…read morewalking kick over the last year, I'm spotting many places that I have zoomed past without ever really "seeing". That's one of the advantages of walking a ton - you slow down and see things that have always been there but you've missed. Part of my intentional consciousness of really viewing my surroundings. The Meadow on The Cove is exactly what it sounds like - a giant meadow of wildflowers overlooking the Orleans Town Cove. Very pretty and worth checking out. Not much to do here but there are two clearings with park benches, so you can sit & rest and reflect or read in peace. There's a small parking area when you first go in (room for 5 cars) but I had the place to myself the entire time I was there. A lace like this is part of the charm of a small town like Orleans. And don't forget the bees! TONS of big, friendly, fuzzy black & yellow Bumble Bees taking full advantage of this massive field of Wildflowers. There's something very zen about watching them make their rounds. (Full disclosure: when I wrote 'black & yellow Bumble Bees' above, it made me think of the metal band Styper! And Michael Sweet, the lead singer of Stryper actually lives on the Cape. Yes, I know I'm a weirdo. But still, Stryper Rocks!)