Cape Cod

There’s nothing like Cape Cod. My parents live out there so I have been fortunate enough to have spent many summers and weekends there while growing up.

it was nice but the beaches cost upwards 15 dollars which i am not used to going to most mass,maine and nh beaches…the beach is supposed to be free thats why it rocks.

Cape Cod is so much more relaxing in October when there are no crowds to fight.

lived here as a young child at Otis Air Force Base. I came back in ‘99 but most of the base housing is gone. I did get to see the elementary school that I attended.

lived here

Cape Cod is a beautiful place. I usually go every summer and love the beaches, the fresh ocean air and the cool shops they have. Living in NYC can get pretty stressful, so going to a place like Cape Cod to just relax and be near the water reading a book is definitely a nice break! Provincetown is a lot of fun and they have some of the best art galleries there. It’s a relaxed, laid back vibe where people are just enjoying life.

Hey…. this is a beautiful place on Earth. Especially when visiting out of season (Feb-Apr. + Oct-Nov). The local people are most hospitable. I’ve been there twice. Would certainly go again if I can persuade my family to join me next time, as I didn’t have a family then which I do now. Otherwise I would have visited 3 or 4 times already instead of ‘only’ two.

Oh yeah! Forgot to mention that I do occationelly fish a bit. Fortunately (for the Herring on the pic at least ;-) it was a “no-go’er” .. it was out of Herring season too so I putt it back into Herring Pond after taking the picture. And I’m not kiding – it really is the name of the pond I caught it in.

Enchanting part of the world, we went in the Fall and it was breathtaking – just don’t leave it too late for whale watching or you may be disappointed!

Flying to Providence is a cheap way to go—skip the Boston airport.

i live here. i hate it. i’m planning on leaving and only coming back to visit family.

i too come from an old cape family. i’m a 13th generation cape codder, and while the past 13 generations may have found it the right place to be, i find it to be a dead, depressing place. yeah, the beaches are nice. there’s some nice views. whatever. at the heart of this place, there is hostility and bitterness from people who never got the chance to leave. not from everyone. i guess it’s ok for some people. once i leave, you’d have to pay me to go back.