Located in the quaint town of Cotuit, best known for it's Cotuit Oysters, this property offers access to many local interests..besides Ropes, Loop, and Oregon Beaches, there are plenty of boat ramps to enjoy boating the waters of Cape Cod.

The Cotuit Kettleers have been entertaining locals and visitors at Lowell Park for generations. The Cape's best college summer league and league champions hold games just 1 mile from this property. Take the kids, folding chairs or sit in the wooden bleacher seats and enjoy a ball game on a summer night.

Stroll thru town and visit the Cotuit Grocery Co, best known as the 'Coop' to locals..it's been an icon for more than 100 years! Many local artists have chosen the 'Coop' to express their own artistic interpretation of Cape Cod summer life.

The Fourth of July Parade is small town Americana at it's best. Flags and banners drape the parade route along Main Street while residents and visitors alike cheer on the bands, floats and the entertaining antics of our town folk.

The Cotuit Center for the Arts is a favorite for theatrical, musical, and gallery exhibits right here in town.

Eagle Pond Conservation area is just across the road and boasts a 3 mile hiking trail North around Eagle Pond, over Little River, then South across Old Post Road to the splendid views of Cotuit Bay.

A short drive out of town opens grand site seeing opportunities. Visit downtown Falmouth for shopping and dining, check out Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute while in town.

Try visiting Mashpee Commons, or nearby Popponesset Inn at New Seabury, shop or have lunch over looking the sweeping views of Nantucket Sound.

Take in the oldest town on Cape Cod, Sandwich, MA. The town has enjoyed 375 years of New England history and would love to share it with you. The Sandwich Glass Museum should not be missed or a stroll on the Sandwich Boardwalk. Sandy Neck Beach is a wonderful day trip or even camp out over night, beach fires and lobster bakes welcome!

Enjoy a scenic drive along Old King's Highway, Route 6A, thru historic Cape Cod towns, stop along the way at shops, historic sites, and natural conservation lands with breath taking views of wetlands or oceans.

Centerville offers Craigville Beach, Four Seas Ice Cream and the Country Store. All must see experiences. Hyannis is bustling at it's waterfront district. Take a day trip to Nantucket, stroll Main Street, visit the Kennedy Museum or just relax on a bench and watch the boats come in and out of the harbor.

The National Seashore is a Cape treasure. Well worth the 45 minute drive. The crashing waves of the beach, the natural dunes, protected wildlife..it's all there for your enjoyment and relaxation.

Continue on down the road to Provincetown. At the very tip of Cape Cod, P'town boasts spectacular views, great shopping and food. Often referred to as 'little New York', this town is nothing short of entertaining! Take a whale watch cruise while you're there. There's nothing like seeing these most beautiful creatures, dinosaurs of the sea, up close. Watch them feed on plentiful plankton, learn to recognize a whale surfacing, take loads of photos to mark the memories.