This is a decent stop, to get a nice view of the water leading out to Lewis Bay. The walk isn't too…read morelong from the parking lot, with overgrown plants almost covering the path, causing a hassle, especially after it rains. Thankfully though, it's not covered the whole way. It would be great to see some maintenance done at Chase Brook Park, because it will make the experience much better and enjoyable.

This is one of the many public beaches in Dennisport. It's located at the intersection of Glendon…read moreRoad and Old Wharf Road. During season, there is a $30 parking fee but when we were there we did not see an attendant nor a place to get the parking pass, so I am guessing you pay when someone is there to collect. The beach has a nice sandy area flanked by two nice rocky formations, which are very common in the Cape. Lots of parking spaces and a lifeguard station that is manned at specific times.

Located not too far from Chase, is Mill Creek. The paths have very minor overgrown sections, but…read morenothing compared to Chase. Since this is bigger and more room, there are benches along with picnic tables provided. The view is beautiful at the viewpoint, having a much clearer visibility all around the river leading to Lewis Bay. I'm pretty thrilled to see how great this park is, despite some very minor upgrades that need to be addressed. Take note, the bridge at the viewpoint may be slippery, due to heavy rain.

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.

Chatham Lighthouse is a nice highlight of Cape Cod, offering stunning panoramic views across North…read moreBeach Island and the Atlantic Ocean. Perched on a bluff overlooking the water, it's a great spot for pictures and great scenery. This old light house was established 1808, had a deep maritime history. The lighthouse is still active and maintained by the U.S. Coast Guard. Though it's only open to the public one day a week--Wednesdays from 1:00 to 3:30 PM--the trip is worth planning for. Theres a short presentation about the lighthouse's history and even take a tour up into the tower. A word of caution: the steps are narrow and steep, and the final ascent into the lamp room involves climbing a near-vertical 90-degree ladder. If you're in search of a nice Cape Cod experience, Chatham Lighthouse is worth the visit.

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.

This is such a nice, well-maintained baseball field. You can tell they take great pride in keeping…read morethe grass in excellent condition. We came here for a baseball game, and the entire staff and volunteers were incredibly friendly and welcoming. The dugout area also looks very professional, making the whole facility feel organized and well cared for. It was a great experience overall.

Home to the Orleans Firebirds summer baseball team. This field is well kept and beautiful. You will…read moreneed to bring your own chairs or blankets to sit on the hills. There is plenty of parking behind the field and school. There is also food concessions and a team store.

It's a park in Edgarstown that is dedicated to soldiers of the Civil War. There are cannonball and…read morecannon displays. But nothing else to do.

A park with…read more cannonballs Cannonball Park, also called Memorial Park, was dedicated on July 4th back in 1901 to memorialize the 70 island soldiers that perished in the Civil War. It's on a sliver of land between several major streets in Edgartown and is a place well known but seldom visited. The park is dominated by a huge obelisk with the names of soldiers on it as well as some cool quotes. Several large old cannon are also present as well as several stacks of big, old cannonballs which give the park it's name. Lots of trees and bushes as well as a couple of benches are in the park which makes it a nice little place for a quick rest and reflection before heading on into the center on town. Certainly not a large park, you can walk around it in a few minutes but it's fun to take some time and check out the obelisk and civil war artifacts. A cool little place that helps remember and celebrate the sacrifices made by the people of the island in preserving the nation during a horrible war.

Very accessible by walking with plenty of parking options if you want to take a stroll near the…read morewater.

Called Pay Beach, this sandy beach is within easy walking distance from the Oak Bluffs Pier on…read moreMartha's Vineyard. We took a daytrip from Boston on the HyLine high speed ferries, and this was a great place to enjoy the ocean without having to take transportation. There is a way to directly access the beach from the pier, cutting your way through a broken wall. But the easier (proper) way is to take the stairs from the overlooking bluff further east. There is a large lifeguard tower, though there was nobody at the beach or in the tower when we got there on a Friday afternoon. It was a rainy day, so even with the high temperaturs (upper 80's), nobody was there until school let out and a group of school kids camped out to enjoy the weather.