Provincetown Vacation Rentals: house rentals & more

Discover a selection of 1,000 vacation rentals in Provincetown that are perfect for your trip. Whether you’re traveling with friends, family, or even pets, Vrbo vacation homes have the best amenities for hanging out with the people that matter most, including air conditioning and swimming pools. Prices start at $141 per night, and houses and cottages are popular options for a stay in Provincetown. Either way, you'll find a rental for everyone's needs.

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Stayed May 2021

Good value and central location in ptown

The rental was a great spot for my short stay. It’s the top floor unit of a house so the ceilings have eaves in certain spots and yet it still feels spacious for its size. The owner was in constant contact and helped with facilitating parking since t...

Stayed Apr 2021

Wonderful stay with great views

We really enjoyed our time at this rental just above a working shipyard...which we loved! There was plenty of room for us all to have our own space and the family room/kitchen was a great place to gather and the view was fabulous. The location was pe...

Stayed Apr 2021

Cozy get away

This was the perfect spot for our getaway. The cottage is so quaint and modern at the same time. We cooked all our meals, relaxed on the patio in the sun, rode our bikes on the dune trails, watched whales from the beach; and It’s just a short walk to...

Stayed Apr 2021

Perfect getaway spot

My husband and I loved our first trip to Provincetown AND this cute studio apartment. The Murphy bed IS comfortable, and Michael was a great host—very responsive and allowed us to bump check-out to noon since there was no one coming in after us. High...

Stayed Apr 2021

Fabulous cottage!

We had an incredible time at Lucy’s Place! It was the perfect and immaculately clean (!) cottage that was a great fit for our family of two grown-ups, a 2-year-old, and two small dogs. Walked to the beach every day and it was a 5 minute drive to town...

Stayed Apr 2021

Snug and Well Equipped

This was a snug and well equipped condo with every amenity you could want. Exactly as pictured and described. Very comfy bed. Quiet street two blocks from town center. PARKING included which is a big deal if you know Provincetown. Excellent and immed...

Stayed Apr 2021

Perfect Getaway

My wife and I loved this condo. The condo is centrally located with the added bonus of a great view of the harbor and pier. The interior of the condo was immaculate and tastefully decorated with great attention to detail. It was well stocked with eve...

Stayed Apr 2021

Like a treehouse escape

The Dorian Gray was such a perfect spot for us. Next to the Bass Relief park (great dog watching!) and one block from Commerce Street! The loft bedroom with the king bed under the sky light was heavenly. We will definitely go again when the trees are...

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Discover Provincetown beach rentals

Provincetown is the ultimate New England beach town and one of the best places for Cape Cod beach rentals. Home to a beautiful shoreline, delicious dining, and endless attractions, Provincetown gives you an array of options for how to spend your trip. You'll find historic sites, such as the Pilgrim Monument and Race Point Lighthouse, and numerous beaches that are ideal for sunbathing and swimming. Provincetown hosts many events throughout the year, including live music events and food festivals, so there's always something exciting to do. With a beach rental, you'll be in the center of it all.

Things to do

Provincetown through local eyes

Friendly, laid-back “P-town”, as the locals call it, is compact enough to explore easily on foot. Downtown Provincetown vacation rentals place you at the heart of the resort’s fabled cultural and social scene. Commercial Street is lined with quirky stores and bohemian bars, and the lively waterfront is a popular spot for socializing and dining. The Fine Arts Work Center runs a prestigious program of visiting artists and writers, Provincetown Art Association and Museum chronicles the origins of one of the country’s oldest art colonies, while the iconic Pilgrim Monument commemorates the signing of the Mayflower Compact in 1620.

Activities

Discover Provincetown’s unique dunescape

A guided tour of the fascinating historic district of Dune Shacks of Peaked Hill Bars showcases the creative side of this unique community. The dune shacks are among the heritage highlights of the Cape Cod National Seashore. Originally built to provide shelter for shipwrecked sailors, the secluded shacks gradually became popular as summer homes for artists and writers, including Eugene O’Neill, Jack Kerouac, and Jackson Pollock. Dune tours depart from downtown Provincetown and range from informative 1-hour narrated trips to specialist watercolor-painting days and sunset tours culminating in a traditional New England clambake.

Weather

Provincetown’s benevolent climate

Demand for Provincetown vacation rentals is highest during the summer months, when the waters around the cape keep the heat comfortable and reduce humidity. From June through August, temperatures hover around the pleasant high-70s, bringing a much-appreciated contrast to the steaming city. Late spring and fall are popular times to skip the crowds of high summer and benefit from mid-season bargains, with October in particular retaining its warmth well into the evening. Provincetown vacation rentals with a barbecue are the perfect excuse to keep the pleasures of alfresco dining alive for as long as possible.

Natural features

Provincetown—part of a protected coast

Provincetown is incorporated within the protected environment of Cape Cod National Seashore, which encompasses wetland, woodland, and beach habitats. A network of paved cycle and walking trails opens up the possibility of exploring the scenic beauty of this unspoiled coast and catching glimpses of its native wildlife, without damaging its fragile ecosystem. Wild cranberry bogs are a special feature of the inland peninsula, while its shoreline provides a safe nesting site for many federally protected species, including the endangered piping plover and the elusive spadefoot toad.

How to get there

Traveling to and around Provincetown

Fly into Provincetown, MA (PVC-Provincetown Municipal), the closest airport, located 2.3 mi (3.7 km) from the city center. If you can't find a flight that's convenient for your trip, you could book a flight to Hyannis, MA (HYA-Barnstable Municipal), which is 27 mi (43.5 km) away.

How many vacation rentals are available around Provincetown?

Our 2021 property listings offer a large selection of 900 vacation rentals around Provincetown. From 462 house rentals to 91 cottage rentals, find a unique house rental for you to enjoy a memorable holiday or a weekend with your family and friends.