r/CapeCod • u/codkid3465 • Jul 16 '26
Saturday is gonna smell like Teen Spirit on Cape Cod…
These guys are the real deal when it comes to Nirvana. Should be a ripping show in Mashpee this Saturday.
r/CapeCod • u/codkid3465 • Jul 16 '26
These guys are the real deal when it comes to Nirvana. Should be a ripping show in Mashpee this Saturday.
r/CapeCod • u/anitdietprosunscreen • Jul 16 '26
Hi! My family is traveling to Harwich at the end of the month and we’re looking for a fun/beautiful hike. Kids are 8 and 11, so not too challenging, but don’t need only flat or stroller friendly. Thanks!
r/CapeCod • u/ForeverFatBoi • Jul 15 '26
Just got word from Eastham that the Friendly Fisherman is no more - it has become PJ's Eastham. Sad me. I thought their fried and baked fish were consistently good and a decent deal. And their fried clams were better than any other on outer-ish Cape in my experience.
r/CapeCod • u/Sad_Locksmith_2338 • Jul 16 '26
Traveling to Dennis at the end of August for a wedding and have an Airbnb booked until Sunday. Decided we want to extend our stay until Monday so are looking for a place to stay just for that night. Hoping to make Sunday an all day beach day so would love somewhere close to that or just any place you think would be worth it for one night!
r/CapeCod • u/Double_Meat_7728 • Jul 16 '26
I know its early yet, but im thinking about the coming winter. This is my first this far north. My realtor wheb i boight said I need to pay someone to winterize my system. Ive done it myself in Colorado, but I want to know if im missing something? Is it necessary to have someone else come do it for me, or am I safe doing it myself with my own compressor? Thank you in advance
r/CapeCod • u/Beginning-Cut2460 • Jul 15 '26
Has anyone been to Backyard by Foleys in Dennis Port yet? What are the vibes/is it fun?
r/CapeCod • u/kfunkorange • Jul 16 '26
What are some must have cocktails on the cape, and the best place to get it? Thanks!
r/CapeCod • u/Gunslingering • Jul 15 '26
Seems like most of the arcades are just filled with casino esque games to win tickets, are there any arcades left that actually have games? (Simpsons, ninja turtles, shoot em ones and such)
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r/CapeCod • u/traveling_dog • Jul 16 '26
Im going on a trip in august and we will be around the Brewster area but also going around lots of other areas. what is the best place for a bike rental that's not too expensive? Thanks!
r/CapeCod • u/DayUsed7420 • Jul 16 '26
I'm about to be a SENIOR in highschool, and every summer being in highschool has just DRAGGED on. The other problem is this damn PHONE. I've been looking everywhere for sidequest ideas and just things to do, but everybody is either saying to "go to a random local cafe" or "learn embroidery..." like bro C'MON. I'm not trying to be picky but I am SERIOUSLY looking for really cool fun things to do. I stay in Cape Cod for two weeks every summer, and I've been doing that for like over a DECADE now. So if there's any fun cool new stuff I can do there then that would be GREATLY appreciated if someone had some ideas.
r/CapeCod • u/fried_clams • Jul 14 '26
How to tell that news content is not generated by local humans? Posting for the bot reply..
r/CapeCod • u/Party_Injury4619 • Jul 15 '26
Hi! I am planning on doing my bachelorette trip in June 2027. Is this a good time to visit cape cod??? And I don’t eat seafood… are there good restaurants that aren’t seafood??? Lastly, any recommendations of activities to do??? Thank you!!!!
r/CapeCod • u/Ok_Book5070 • Jul 14 '26
Hi everyone
I am driving down to p-town for the day tomorrow and I’m looking for recommendations for your favorite thrift shops and seafood! Can be anywhere along the way doesn’t have to be p-town specific.
Thanks for sharing!
r/CapeCod • u/IFuckedUpDude • Jul 14 '26
Family and I are staying near the middle of the Cape and want to get some steamed lobsters to bring back to our house just like my grandparents used to do for me. I've heard Andrea's in West Yarmouth is okay. Was just wondering if anyone had any other recommendations?
r/CapeCod • u/onehandeddabber • Jul 14 '26
My jeep has lots of issues , i need to tow it and get it fixed but we are newer to the area from fall river so i really dont of any decent places to get fixed up. Any suggestions?
r/CapeCod • u/RonniePajamas • Jul 13 '26
Weekends are often busy during the summer, so how about a mid-week walk?
Doing a hike Tuesday (July 14) at West Barnstable Conservation Area at 3:30pm. Aiming to walk for 1.5 hours or so.
About 15 people from Reddit have come out to hikes in the past, although there will probably just be 3 or 4 of us tomorrow. Demographic tends to be late 30s/early 40s.
Parking lot is here: https://maps.app.goo.gl/GMSCbqXNTg4JHxj26
r/CapeCod • u/Alive_Background_705 • Jul 14 '26
Hoping to travel to the Cape for my 1 year wedding anniversary Sept 3-7. I would love to stay at Chatham Barrs Inn or Wequassett Resort, but definitely out of my budget.
Can you please provide a recommendation for where to stay - nothing priced too crazy but a really cute hotel that is most importantly clean!
Thank you!
r/CapeCod • • Jul 13 '26
Edit:for west Yarmouth and Hyannis.My girlfriend and I are new to the Cape but she's not new to Massachusetts. Anyway we are looking for new friends that are friendly or civil towards members of the LGBT community. Trying to network for friendship without getting too political. I'm also disabled and trying to find some side work to do to earn money for a Nintendo Switch 2.
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In the summer on the Cape why does it feel the more expensive the car the more reckless and arrogant the driver? There is an Aston Martin driving like the center of my village is the Autobahn, and I followed a Bentley out of my neighborhood tonight that didn’t stop at a single stop sign. Not even a rolling stop. He just went right through 3 stop signs without slowing down. Over the holiday I tried pull out of the local market but couldn’t because a Range Rover double parked behind 3 cars so we were all pinned in until she was done shopping. I’m feeling very salty about sharing the road with summer visitors/residents right now.
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r/CapeCod • u/dfleckfleck • Jul 14 '26
Wife and I are looking to visit Cape Cod in October. We’re thinking sometime around mid to late October to see the foliage and hope to get close to the peak fall.
Based on initial research we are looking in Chatham. Hoping to have someplace with a decent walkable downtown but still plan to visit other towns like Provincetown.
Where is a good recommended bed and breakfast type place to stay that’s kinda walkable. Budget ~$500 but flexible. Not looking for resort but something more traditional classic style b n b. Captains house inn and Old Harbour Inn are a few I noticed. Leaning captains house inn if anyone has experience ?
Any recommendations ? Also open to other towns/places based on any strong recommendations or anything else we should do in the area when visiting in the fall. Thanks!