Bay View House Campground

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Overview

Overlooking Cape Cod Bay, there is no better place on Cape Cod to watch a sunset. While located only a few miles from Wellfleet town center, when sitting on the deck enjoying the company of friends and family, you will feel miles away from the stress of everyday life. The Bay View House is a three-bedroom, one-bathroom home that sleeps seven. This spacious, well-equipped home will make your stay at Cape Cod National Seashore memorable.

• Peak Season Nightly Rate: $450
• Non-Peak Season Nightly Rate: $300
• Refundable Security Deposit: $250 (per reservation)
• There is a mandatory 5-night minimum stay for reservations during the non-peak and peak season. Reservations for less than the required minimum stay may be canceled at the discretion of the park without prior notice. However, we will consider on a case by case basis 4 and 3 nights. Please email [email protected] to inquire.

Recreation

The Bay View House offers visitors nearby access to Cape Cod Bay's quiet beaches and tidal flats. Explore beyond the beach and you will find the seashore is so much more. Wellfleet's historic village is just a short drive away, with book stores, galleries, and restaurants waiting for you. There are miles of walking and biking trails through pine forests, across sandy dunes, and alongside freshwater ponds. You can climb to the top of one of the many lighthouses and experience a piece of maritime history that helped our new nation grow and thrive. For the wildlife lover, there are opportunities to spot over 450 species of amphibians, reptiles, fish, birds, and mammals that make the seashore their home.     

Facilities

• Beds include one queen, one twin, and two fulls.
• Pillows, blankets, and fans are included. Bedsheets and towels are not provided.
• Washer and dryer.
• The kitchen is fully equipped including a microwave, oven, range, coffeemaker, toaster, dishwasher, pots/ pans, eating utensils, and plates.
• Large deck, with propane and propane BBQ grill and patio furnishings, overlooking Cape Cod Bay. 
• A flat-screen TV with a Blu-ray player. 
• Pets are not allowed.

Natural Features

The great Outer Beach described by Thoreau in the 1800s is protected within Cape Cod National Seashore. Forty miles of pristine sandy beach, marshes, ponds, and uplands support diverse species. Lighthouses, cultural landscapes, and wild cranberry bogs offer a glimpse of Cape Cod’s past and continuing ways of life.  

Nearby Attractions

It is impossible to be bored on Cape Cod! If you’re an active traveler, we have hiking and biking or try a new activity like paddle boarding, kayaking, boating, or surfing. Go on a whale or seal watching – we have the finest in the world! Cape Cod is also a cultural destination with hundreds of arts and cultural venues from the canal to the tip of the cape. Plan visits to museums inspired by the Cape’s nautical heritage and pristine environment, visit the local towns to find unique shopping opportunities and a wide range of activities and events or pay a visit to a performing arts venue that reflects the unique arts community of Cape Cod. The Cape boasts over 25 local theaters, with an exciting line-up of musical revues, Broadway productions, and beloved classics.  

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Beach View House Campground

List of Campsites

Overview

Perched on top of the bluff overlooking Coast Guard Beach, you can take in the panoramic views of the old Coast Guard station, the ocean, and Nauset Bay from your wrap-around deck. This home is a recently renovated three-bedroom, a two-bathroom cottage that sleeps six. The walk from the front door to Coast Guard Beach, which has been consistently rated as a top family beach by both National Geographic Magazine and Dr. Beach’s Top Beaches, is less than ten minutes. This spacious, well-equipped home will make your stay at Cape Cod National Seashore memorable.

• Peak Season Nightly Rate: $700
• Non-Peak Season Nightly Rate: $450
• Refundable Security Deposit: $250 (per reservation)
• There is a mandatory 5-night minimum stay for reservations during the peak and non-peak seasons. Reservations for less than the required minimum stay may be canceled at the discretion of the park without prior notice. However, we will consider on a case by case basis 4 and 3 nights. Please email [email protected] to inquire.

Recreation

The Beach View House is perfectly situated at Coast Guard Beach and just a couple of miles from the Salt Pond Visitor Center. At our visitor center, you can participate in several different types of outdoor programs that will satisfy a wide range of interests. You are just moments away from the Nauset Marsh Trail, and the bike trail. A visit to Cape Cod National Seashore almost always includes a day at the beach, relaxing as the sounds of the ocean surround you. But, explore beyond the beach and you will find the seashore is so much more. There are miles of walking and biking trails through pine forests, across sandy dunes, and alongside freshwater ponds. You can climb to the top of one of the many lighthouses and experience a piece of maritime history that helped our new nation grow and thrive. For the wildlife lover, there are opportunities to spot over 450 species of amphibians, reptiles, fish, birds, and mammals that make the seashore their home.     

Facilities

• Beds include one queen, one full, and two twins.
• Pillows, blankets, and fans are included. Bedsheets and towels are not provided.
• The kitchen is fully equipped including a microwave, oven, range, coffeemaker, toaster, dishwasher, pots/ pans, eating utensils, and plates.
• Large deck, with propane and propane BBQ grill and patio furnishings, overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. 
• A flat-screen TV with a Blu-ray player. 
• Pets are not allowed.

Natural Features

The great Outer Beach described by Thoreau in the 1800s is protected within Cape Cod National Seashore. Forty miles of pristine sandy beach, marshes, ponds, and uplands support diverse species. Lighthouses, cultural landscapes, and wild cranberry bogs offer a glimpse of Cape Cod’s past and continuing ways of life.  

Nearby Attractions

It is impossible to be bored on Cape Cod! If you’re an active traveler, we have hiking and biking, or try a new activity like paddle boarding, kayaking, boating or surfing. Go on a whale or seal watch – we have the finest in the world! Cape Cod is also a cultural destination with hundreds of arts and cultural venues from the canal to the tip of the cape. Plan visits to museums inspired by the Cape’s nautical heritage and pristine environment, visit the local towns to find unique shopping opportunities and a wide-range of activities and events, or pay a visit to a performing arts venue that reflects the unique arts community of Cape Cod. The Cape boasts over 25 local theaters, with an exciting line-up of musical revues, Broadway productions and beloved classics.  

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Le Count Beach House Campground

List of Campsites

Overview

Nestled among the pine trees in the middle of Cape Cod National Seashore, the Le Count Beach House is the perfect spot for your family vacation. Located in Wellfleet, this recently renovated two bedroom, one bathroom home sleeps six. It’s a short walk to Le Count beach, one of the best beaches on Cape Cod, and minutes from the historic Wellfleet downtown. This spacious, well equipped home will make your stay at Cape Cod National Seashore memorable.

• Peak Season Nightly Rate: $450
• Non-Peak Season Nightly Rate: $250
• Refundable Security Deposit: $250 (per reservation)
• There is a mandatory 5 night miniumim stay for reservations during the peak and non peak season. For non-peak season beginning 5 September 2023 we will consider on a case by case basis 4 and 3 nights. Please email [email protected] to inquire.

Recreation

The Le Count Beach House is ideally situated between beautiful Le Count Beach and the town of Wellfleet. Enjoy a morning at the beach, then top it off while exploring the book stores and restaurants of historic Wellfleet village. Explore beyond the beach and you will find the seashore is so much more. There are miles of walking and biking trails through pine forests, across sandy dunes, and alongside freshwater ponds. You can climb to the top of one of the many lighthouses and experience a piece of maritime history that helped our new nation grow and thrive. For the wildlife lover, there are opportunities to spot over 450 species of amphibians, reptiles, fish, birds, and mammals that make the seashore their home.     

Facilities

• WiFi - New for 2021!
• Beds include one queen, two twins, and one sofa pull-out bed.
• Pillows, blankets, and fans are included. Bedsheets and towels are not provided.
• Washer and dryer.
• The kitchen is fully equipped including a microwave, oven, range, coffeemaker, toaster, dishwasher, pots/ pans, eating utensils, and plates.
• Large covered patio, with a BBQ grill and furnishings. 
• Pets are not allowed.
• Limited heat is available.
• A flat-screen TV with a blu-ray player.

Natural Features

The great Outer Beach described by Thoreau in the 1800s is protected within Cape Cod National Seashore. Forty miles of pristine sandy beach, marshes, ponds, and uplands support diverse species. Lighthouses, cultural landscapes, and wild cranberry bogs offer a glimpse of Cape Cod’s past and continuing ways of life.  

Nearby Attractions

It is impossible to be bored on Cape Cod! If you’re an active traveler, we have hiking and biking, or try a new activity like paddle boarding, kayaking, boating, or surfing. Go on a whale or seal watching – we have the finest in the world! Cape Cod is also a cultural destination with hundreds of arts and cultural venues from the canal to the tip of the cape. Plan visits to museums inspired by the Cape’s nautical heritage and pristine environment, visit the local towns to find unique shopping opportunities and a wide range of activities and events, or pay a visit to a performing arts venue that reflects the unique arts community of Cape Cod. The Cape boasts over 25 local theaters, with an exciting line-up of musical revues, Broadway productions, and beloved classics.  

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Ocean View House Campground

List of Campsites

Overview

Spend your vacation enjoying dramatic views and enjoying the sights and sounds of life along the Atlantic Ocean. The Ocean View House is a one-bedroom, one-bathroom home, with a lower-level living area that includes a full-size futon, that sleeps four. You will find yourself minutes away from ocean beaches, ponds, trails, and the charming village of Wellfleet. This spacious, well-equipped home will make your stay at Cape Cod National Seashore memorable.

• Peak Season Nightly Rate: $550
• Non-Peak Season Nightly Rate: $350
• Refundable Security Deposit: $250 (per reservation)
• There is a mandatory 5-night minimum stay for reservations during the peak and non-peak seasons. However, we will consider on a case by case basis 4 and 3 nights. Please email [email protected] to inquire.

Recreation

The Ocean View House is a very short walk to the public beach, with outstanding views of the ocean from the home's deck. If a 1.5-mile hike of medium difficulty to a local kettle pond is for you, then explore the nearby paths to Duck Pond. Explore beyond the beach and you will find the seashore is so much more. There are miles of walking and biking trails through pine forests, across sandy dunes, and alongside freshwater ponds. You can climb to the top of one of the many lighthouses and experience a piece of maritime history that helped our new nation grow and thrive. For the wildlife lover, there are opportunities to spot over 450 species of amphibians, reptiles, fish, birds, and mammals that make the seashore their home.   

Facilities

• Wi-Fi
• Beds include one queen and one full futon.
• Pillows, quilts, and fans are included. Bedsheets and towels are not provided.
• Washer and dryer.
• The kitchen is fully equipped including a microwave, oven, range, coffeemaker, toaster, dishwasher, pots/ pans, eating utensils, and plates.
• Large deck, with propane and propane grill and patio furnishings, overlooking the ocean.
• A flat-screen television with a Blu-Ray player.
• Pets are not allowed.

Natural Features

The great Outer Beach described by Thoreau in the 1800s is protected within Cape Cod National Seashore. Forty miles of pristine sandy beach, marshes, ponds, and uplands support diverse species. Lighthouses, cultural landscapes, and wild cranberry bogs offer a glimpse of Cape Cod’s past and continuing ways of life.  

Nearby Attractions

It is impossible to be bored on Cape Cod! If you’re an active traveler, we have hiking and biking or try a new activity like paddle boarding, kayaking, boating, or surfing. Go on a whale or seal watching – we have the finest in the world! Cape Cod is also a cultural destination with hundreds of arts and cultural venues from the canal to the tip of the cape. Plan visits to museums inspired by the Cape’s nautical heritage and pristine environment, visit the local towns to find unique shopping opportunities and a wide range of activities and events, or pay a visit to a performing arts venue that reflect the unique arts community of Cape Cod. The Cape boasts over 25 local theaters, with an exciting line-up of musical revues, Broadway productions, and beloved classics. 

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Seashore Modern House Campground

List of Campsites

Overview

*** Currently undergoing repairs from storm damage, this house will not be available until 2024 ***

A house made of windows, that’s the best way to describe the Seashore Modern House. Located off the beaten path, this two bedroom, one bathroom home sleeps four. The cottage, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, was designed in the “Modern style” and completed in 1961. It sits atop a high bluff and faces northeast to maximize the sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean below. Today the house has been comfortably re-furnished with the era of its original construction in mind. This spacious, well equipped home will make your stay at Cape Cod National Seashore memorable. 

While this property is the park's only vacation home without convenient beach access, town beach permits are easily obtained by contacting the Town of Wellfleet's beach permit office, or by visiting one of the many beaches which are operated by the Cape Cod National Seashore where daily access permits are available.

• Peak Season Nightly Rate: $335
• Non-Peak Season Nightly Rate: $200
• Refundable Security Deposit: $250 (per reservation)
• There is a mandatory 5 night minimum stay for reservations during the peak season, and a minimum 3 night stay during non-peak season. Reservations for less than the required minimum stay may be cancelled at the discretion of the park without prior notice.

Recreation

While the Seashore Modern House is tucked away in a quiet woodland area of the park, it is still close enough to the local attractions. Nearby Newcomb Hollow Beach is a prime destination. Or, take a break from the surf to explore the many book stores, galleries, and restaraunts of historic Wellfleet village. A visit to Cape Cod National Seashore almost always includes a day at the beach, relaxing as the sounds of the ocean surround you. But, explore beyond the beach and you will find the seashore is so much more. There are miles of walking and biking trails through pine forests, across sandy dunes and alongside fresh water ponds. You can climb to the top of one of the many light houses and experience a piece of maritime history that helped our new nation grow and thrive. For the wildlife lover there are opportunities to spot over 450 species of amphibians, reptiles, fish, birds, and mammals that make the seashore their home.

Facilities

• Beds include: one queen and one full.
• Pillows, quilts, and fans are included. Bed sheets and towels are not provided.
• Kitchen is fully equipped including: microwave, oven, range, coffeemaker, toaster, pots/ pans, eating utensils and plates.
• Large patio, with a grill and furnishings, overlooking the ocean.
• Pets are not allowed.

Natural Features

The great Outer Beach described by Thoreau in the 1800's is protected within Cape Cod National Seashore. Forty miles of pristine sandy beach, marshes, ponds and uplands support diverse species. Lighthouses, cultural landscapes, and wild cranberry bogs offer a glimpse of Cape Cod’s past and continuing ways of life.  

Nearby Attractions

 It is impossible to be bored on Cape Cod! If you’re an active traveler, we have hiking and biking, or try a new activity like paddle boarding, kayaking, boating or surfing. Go on a whale or seal watch – we have the finest in the world! Cape Cod is also a cultural destination with hundreds of arts and cultural venues from the canal to the tip of the cape. Plan visits to museums inspired by the Cape’s nautical heritage and pristine environment, visit the local towns to find unique shopping opportunities and a wide-range of activities and events, or pay a visit to a performing arts venue that reflect the unique arts community of Cape Cod. The Cape boasts over 25 local theaters, with an exciting line-up of musical revues, Broadway productions and beloved classics.  

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Sunrise House Campground

List of Campsites

Overview

Situated on a bluff overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, you will delight in watching the sunrise each morning as you enjoy your breakfast. The Sunrise House is a four-bedroom, one and one-half bathroom home that sleeps ten. You will find yourself minutes away from ocean beaches, ponds, trails, and the charming village of Wellfleet. This spacious, well-equipped home will make your stay at Cape Cod National Seashore memorable.

• Peak Season Nightly Rate: $1250
• Non-Peak Season Nightly Rate: $750
• Refundable Security Deposit: $350 (per reservation)
• There is a mandatory 5-night minimum stay for reservations. Please email [email protected] for questions.

Recreation

The Sunrise House is a very short walk to the public beach, with outstanding views of the ocean from the home's deck. If a 1.5-mile hike of medium difficulty to a local kettle pond is for you, then explore the nearby paths to Duck Pond. Explore beyond the beach and you will find the seashore is so much more. There are miles of walking and biking trails through pine forests, across sandy dunes, and alongside freshwater ponds. You can climb to the top of one of the many lighthouses and experience a piece of maritime history that helped our new nation grow and thrive. For the wildlife lover, there are opportunities to spot over 450 species of amphibians, reptiles, fish, birds, and mammals that make the seashore their home.

Facilities

• Wi-Fi 
• Beds include one king, two queens, and four twins.
• Pillows, quilts, and fans are included. Bedsheets and towels are not provided.
• Washer and dryer.
• The kitchen is fully equipped including a microwave, oven, range, coffeemaker, toaster, dishwasher, pots pans, eating utensils, and plates.
• Flat-screen television with Blu-Ray Player
• Large deck, with propane and propane grill and patio furnishings, overlooking the ocean.
• Four season rental with heat.
• Pets are not allowed.

Natural Features

The great Outer Beach described by Thoreau in the 1800s is protected within Cape Cod National Seashore. Forty miles of pristine sandy beach, marshes, ponds, and uplands support diverse species. Lighthouses, cultural landscapes, and wild cranberry bogs offer a glimpse of Cape Cod’s past and continuing ways of life. 

Nearby Attractions

It is impossible to be bored on Cape Cod! If you’re an active traveler, we have hiking and biking or try a new activity like paddle boarding, kayaking, boating, or surfing. Go on a whale or seal watching – we have the finest in the world! Cape Cod is also a cultural destination with hundreds of arts and cultural venues from the canal to the tip of the cape. Plan visits to museums inspired by the Cape’s nautical heritage and pristine environment, visit the local towns to find unique shopping opportunities and a wide range of activities and events or pay a visit to a performing arts venue that reflects the unique arts community of Cape Cod. The Cape boasts over 25 local theaters, with an exciting line-up of musical revues, Broadway productions, and beloved classics.  

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Highland Beach Suites, Unit 1 Campground

List of Campsites

Overview

Positioned nicely near Coast Guard Beach and Head of the Meadow Beach in Truro, this home is a recently renovated two-bedroom, a one-bathroom unit (sleeps four) that is part of a three-unit triplex. Coast Guard Beach is a quick five minute walk from the property which also offers direct access to several beautiful bike/walking trails! This well-equipped home will make your stay at Cape Cod National Seashore fun and memorable! 

Peak Season Nightly Rate: $205

Non-Peak Season Nightly Rate: $164

Refundable Security Deposit: $250 (per reservation)

There is a mandatory 5-night minimum stay for reservations during the peak and non-peak season. Please email [email protected] for questions. 

Recreation

The Highland Suites offer visitors nearby access to Cape Cod's quiet beaches and tidal flats. Explore beyond the beach and you will find the seashore is so much more. Provincetown historic village is just a short drive away, with book stores, galleries, and restaurants waiting for you. There are miles of walking and biking trails through pine forests, across sandy dunes, and alongside freshwater ponds. You can climb to the top of one of the many lighthouses and experience a piece of maritime history, unique and characteristic of the Cape Cod landscape. For the wildlife lover, there are opportunities to spot over 450 species of amphibians, reptiles, fish, birds, and mammals that make the seashore their home.    

Facilities

This property includes:

- 2 large queen-size bed

- 2 pillows per bed 

- 1 top blanket per bed 

- 1 table top fan (in each bedroom and the living room area) 

- In-unit washer and dryer.

- Microwave

- 4-burner electric stove and oven range

- Coffeemaker

- Toaster

- Pots/ pans

- Eating utensils

- Plates

- Cups/glasses 

- Dish towels / potholders 

- A propane BBQ grill and 1 tank of propane gas

- 1 Flat-screen TV  

- Full mirror on the back of each bathroom door (useful for tick checks) 

- Trash and Recycling bins for each unit (located behind the shed). The park can be contacted for additional trash removal (as needed). 

- Access to an outdoor storage shed (for bicycles, kayaks, fishing gear, etc.)  

Things to Know Before You Go:

- There is no outdoor shower at this location. 

- Each unit is allowed two parking spaces ONLY. This is strictly enforced. 

- Towels and sheets are not provided. Guests should plan to bring their own bath towels, beach towels, and bed sheets. 

- There are no cable or internet services provided to this unit.  

- Guests must provide their own USB to connect the television to their computer/smart devise. 

- Cell phone reception can be very weak at this location. A land line is available to guests for local and emergency calls only. 

- Smoking or vaping is strictly prohibited. This includes the interior of the property and the grounds. 

- Pets are strictly prohibited. No exceptions. 

- 5 gallon water jugs are provided in each unit for consumption. The tap water is safe for cooking, bathing, and cleaning but
should not be used as a drinking water source. 

- There is NO dishwasher in the unit. 

- Ticks and mosquitos are a natural part of the environment at the seashore. Please plan accordingly. 

Natural Features

The great Outer Beach, described by Thoreau in the 1800s, is protected within Cape Cod National Seashore. Forty miles of pristine sandy beach, marshes, ponds, and uplands support diverse species. Lighthouses, cultural landscapes, and wild cranberry bogs offer a glimpse of Cape Cod’s past and continuing ways of life.  

Nearby Attractions

It is impossible to be bored on Cape Cod! If you’re an active traveler, we have hiking and biking, or try a new activity like paddle boarding, kayaking, boating, or surfing. Go on a whale or seal watching – we have the finest in the world! Cape Cod is also a cultural destination with hundreds of arts and cultural venues from the canal to the tip of the cape. Plan visits to museums inspired by the Cape’s nautical heritage and pristine environment, visit the local towns to find unique shopping opportunities and a wide range of activities and events or pay a visit to a performing arts venue that reflects the unique arts community of Cape Cod. The Cape boasts over 25 local theaters, with an exciting line-up of musical revues, Broadway productions, and beloved classics.  

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Highland Beach Suites, Unit 2 Campground

List of Campsites

Overview

 Positioned nicely near Coast Guard Beach and Head of the Meadow Beach in Truro, this home is a recently renovated one-bedroom, one-bathroom unit (sleeps two) that is part of a three-unit triplex. Coast Guard Beach (consistently rated as a top family beach) is a quick five minute walk from the property which also offers direct access to several beautiful bike/walking trails! This well-equipped home will make your stay at Cape Cod National Seashore fun and memorable!  

Peak Season Nightly Rate: $205

Non-Peak Season Nightly Rate: $164

Refundable Security Deposit: $250 (per reservation) 

There is a mandatory 5-night minimum stay for reservations during the peak and non-peak season. Please email [email protected] for questions. 

Recreation

The Highland Suites offer visitors nearby access to Cape Cod's quiet beaches and tidal flats. Explore beyond the beach and you will find the seashore is so much more. Provincetown historic village is just a short drive away, with book stores, galleries, and restaurants waiting for you. There are miles of walking and biking trails through pine forests, across sandy dunes, and alongside freshwater ponds. You can climb to the top of one of the many lighthouses and experience a piece of maritime history, unique and characteristic of the Cape Cod landscape. For the wildlife lover, there are opportunities to spot over 450 species of amphibians, reptiles, fish, birds, and mammals that make the seashore their home. 

Facilities

This property includes: 

- 1 full size bed

- 2 pillows per bed 

- 1 top blanket per bed 

- 1 table top fan (in each bedroom and the living room area) 

- In-unit washer and dryer.

- Microwave

- 4-burner electric stove and oven range

- Coffeemaker

- Toaster

- Pots/ pans

- Eating utensils

- Plates

- Cups/glasses 

- Dish towels / potholders 

- A propane BBQ grill and 1 tank of propane gas

- 1 Flat-screen TV  

- Full mirror on the back of each bathroom door (useful for tick checks) 

- Trash and Recycling bins for each unit (located behind the shed). The park can be contacted for additional trash removal (as needed). 

- Access to an outdoor storage shed (for bicycles, kayaks, fishing gear, etc.)  

Things to Know Before You Go: 

- There is no outdoor shower at this location. 

- Each unit is allowed two parking spaces ONLY. This is strictly enforced. 

- Towels and sheets are not provided. Guests should plan to bring their own bath towels, beach towels, and bed sheets. 

- There are no cable or internet services provided to this unit.  

- Guests must provide their own USB to connect the television to their computer/smart devise. 

- Cell phone reception can be very weak at this location. A land line is available to guests for local and emergency calls only. 

- Smoking or vaping is strictly prohibited. This includes the interior of the property and the grounds. 

- Pets are strictly prohibited. No exceptions. 

- 5 gallon water jugs are provided in each unit for consumption. The tap water is safe for cooking, bathing, and cleaning but 

  should not be used as a drinking water source. 

- There is NO dishwasher in the unit. 

- Ticks and mosquitos are a natural part of the environment at the seashore. Please plan accordingly. 

Natural Features

The great Outer Beach, described by Thoreau in the 1800s, is protected within Cape Cod National Seashore. Forty miles of pristine sandy beach, marshes, ponds, and uplands support diverse species. Lighthouses, cultural landscapes, and wild cranberry bogs offer a glimpse of Cape Cod’s past and continuing ways of life.  

Nearby Attractions

It is impossible to be bored on Cape Cod! If you’re an active traveler, we have hiking and biking, or try a new activity like paddle boarding, kayaking, boating, or surfing. Go on a whale or seal watching – we have the finest in the world! Cape Cod is also a cultural destination with hundreds of arts and cultural venues from the canal to the tip of the cape. Plan visits to museums inspired by the Cape’s nautical heritage and pristine environment, visit the local towns to find unique shopping opportunities and a wide range of activities and events or pay a visit to a performing arts venue that reflects the unique arts community of Cape Cod. The Cape boasts over 25 local theaters, with an exciting line-up of musical revues, Broadway productions, and beloved classics.  

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Highland Beach Suites, unit 3 Campground

List of Campsites

Overview

Positioned nicely near Coast Guard Beach and Head of the Meadow Beach in Truro, this home is a recently renovated two-bedroom, a one-bathroom unit (sleeps four) that is part of a three-unit triplex. Coast Guard Beach (consistently rated as a top family beach) is a quick five minute walk from the property which also offers direct access to several beautiful bike/walking trails! This well-equipped home will make your stay at Cape Cod National Seashore fun and memorable!  

Peak Season Nightly Rate: $205

Non-Peak Season Nightly Rate: $164

Refundable Security Deposit: $250 (per reservation) 

There is a mandatory 5-night minimum stay for reservations during the peak and non-peak season. Please email [email protected] for questions.

Recreation

The Highland Suites offer visitors nearby access to Cape Cod's quiet beaches and tidal flats. Explore beyond the beach and you will find the seashore is so much more. Provincetown historic village is just a short drive away, with book stores, galleries, and restaurants waiting for you. There are miles of walking and biking trails through pine forests, across sandy dunes, and alongside freshwater ponds. You can climb to the top of one of the many lighthouses and experience a piece of maritime history, unique and characteristic of the Cape Cod landscape. For the wildlife lover, there are opportunities to spot over 450 species of amphibians, reptiles, fish, birds, and mammals that make the seashore their home. 

Facilities

This property includes: 

- 2 large queen-size bed

- 2 pillows per bed 

- 1 top blanket per bed 

- 1 table top fan (in each bedroom and the living room area) 

- In-unit washer and dryer.

- Microwave

- 4-burner electric stove and oven range

- Coffeemaker

- Toaster

- Pots/ pans

- Eating utensils

- Plates

- Cups/glasses 

- Dish towels / potholders 

- A propane BBQ grill and 1 tank of propane gas

- 1 Flat-screen TV  

- Full mirror on the back of each bathroom door (useful for tick checks) 

- Trash and Recycling bins for each unit (located behind the shed). The park can be contacted for additional trash removal (as needed). 

- Access to an outdoor storage shed (for bicycles, kayaks, fishing gear, etc.)  

Things to Know Before You Go: 

- There is no outdoor shower at this location. 

- Each unit is allowed two parking spaces ONLY. This is strictly enforced. 

- Towels and sheets are not provided. Guests should plan to bring their own bath towels, beach towels, and bed sheets. 

- There are no cable or internet services provided to this unit.  

- Guests must provide their own USB to connect the television to their computer/smart devise. 

- Cell phone reception can be very weak at this location. A land line is available to guests for local and emergency calls only. 

- Smoking or vaping is strictly prohibited. This includes the interior of the property and the grounds. 

- Pets are strictly prohibited. No exceptions. 

- 5 gallon water jugs are provided in each unit for consumption. The tap water is safe for cooking, bathing, and cleaning but 

  should not be used as a drinking water source. 

- There is NO dishwasher in the unit. 

- Ticks and mosquitos are a natural part of the environment at the seashore. Please plan accordingly. 

Natural Features

The great Outer Beach, described by Thoreau in the 1800s, is protected within Cape Cod National Seashore. Forty miles of pristine sandy beach, marshes, ponds, and uplands support diverse species. Lighthouses, cultural landscapes, and wild cranberry bogs offer a glimpse of Cape Cod’s past and continuing ways of life.  

Nearby Attractions

It is impossible to be bored on Cape Cod! If you’re an active traveler, we have hiking and biking, or try a new activity like paddle boarding, kayaking, boating, or surfing. Go on a whale or seal watching – we have the finest in the world! Cape Cod is also a cultural destination with hundreds of arts and cultural venues from the canal to the tip of the cape. Plan visits to museums inspired by the Cape’s nautical heritage and pristine environment, visit the local towns to find unique shopping opportunities and a wide range of activities and events or pay a visit to a performing arts venue that reflects the unique arts community of Cape Cod. The Cape boasts over 25 local theaters, with an exciting line-up of musical revues, Broadway productions, and beloved classics.  

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CAPE COD NATIONAL SEASHORE RANGER-GUIDED PROGRAMS Ticket Facility

Overview:

Cape Cod National Seashore is located in eastern Massachusetts. The park offers forty miles of pristine sandy beach, marshes, ponds and uplands that support diverse species. Lighthouses, cultural landscapes and wild cranberry bogs offer a glimpse of Cape Cod's past and continuing ways of life. Six swimming beaches, twelve walking trails and three bike trails beckon today's visitors. In addition to programs reserved through Recreation.gov, from spring through fall, the park offers programs, such as: historic house tours, nature walks, canoe trips, long hikes, lighthouse and lifesaving programs, lectures and performances.

Ten ranger-guided programs are available through this reservation system:

Yoga on the Beach: Eastham, Saturdays in July and August, 7:30-9:00 AM, moderately strenuous

Yoga at the Cove: Provincetown, Tuesdays in July and August, 8:30-09:45 AM, easy

Hike: Explore Your Park: Eastham and Wellfleet, Monday in July and August, 9:30 AM, 3 hours, 3-6 miles, strenuous.

Hike: Off the Beaten Path: Truro and Provincetown, Sundays in July and August, 8:00 AM, up to 3.5 hours, 4-6 miles, strenuous

Fish, Snails, and Horseshoe Crab Tales: Eastham, Wednesdays and Thursday in July and August, start times vary, 1.5 hours, 1 mile, easy

Tidal Flats Foray: Provincetown, Tuesdays and Saturdays in July and August, start times vary, 1.5 hours, 0.5 mile, easy

Surfcasting 101, Thursdays in July and August, 7:30 a.m., 1.5 hours, moderate

Snorkel: Underwater Worlds, Wednesday and Fridays at 3:00 p.m. in July and August, 1.5 hours, moderate

Canoe Trip: Salt Pond Paddle: Eastham, Mondays, Tuesdays, Wedsdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays in July and August, start times vary, 1.5 hours, moderate

Kayak Trip: Paddling Adventure: Truro and Provincetown, Wednesdays and Fridays in July and August , 3 hours, Moderate

Experienced Paddler's Canoe Adventure, Sundays and Thursdays in July and August , 3 hours, Moderate

Photography Hike: Exploring Nature with your Camera,Wednesdays in July and August, 3 hours, Strenuous

There are dozens of other ranger-guided programs offered from spring through fall that are described at Ranger-guided activities.

Reservations may be made no more than one week in advance, beginning at 10 AM. Groups of more than 8 people may not register.

Programs may be cancelled due to extreme heat or humidity, or if there is thunder or lightning or other hazardous conditions.

Refunds will be granted if the ranger must cancel the program due to extreme heat or humidity, electrical storms, or other hazardous conditions.

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Salt Pond Visitor Center Facility

Open year-round. Let us help you plan the perfect seashore day! Visit the park museum to learn about the many layers of human history here, watch our award-winning orientation film, Standing Bold, and take in the expansive view of Salt Pond, Nauset Marsh, and the Atlantic. Walking and biking trails start nearby. Ask about the Junior Ranger Program and ranger-guided activities. Want swag? The America's National Parks store operated by Eastern National is open daily.

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Province Lands Visitor Center Facility

Open May 1-October 31 annually. Let us help you plan a fabulous seashore visit! Exhibits, our award-winning orientation film, Standing Bold, and dramatic views of dunes and ocean await. Walking and biking trails are nearby, and whales may be observed swimming offshore. Ask about our Junior Ranger Program and ranger-guided activities. Want swag? The America's National Parks store is open during visitor center hours. The observation decks at the visitor center is open year-round.

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