We went with two small children and found a couple of short trails we could all enjoy together. The trail designed for the visually impaired actually worked great for my two-year-old, as she could follow the rope along the path to keep her on track. A section of one trail was closed due to a washout but a warning sign... More

We stopped by the Visitor Center to obtain some direction before we headed off to see the beaches, lighthouses and walk the Cedar Swamp Trail. The Park Ranger was very knowledgable and provided us with maps and recommendations. The Center is built in a picturesque spot right off of the main road. Stop here before driving through the National Seashore... More

You must go. See one of the movies. Use the clean bathrooms. Visit the really neat gift shop. Stroll through the small museum. Ask the rangers any question you like! sign up for any of the tours or classes for children. Go clamming on Sundays!! walk the 2 mile trail and bring you camera. Take the tram to the beach... More

W go back every summer. The museum is great, there's something for everyone. The bookshop has a good selection. We went kayaking in the salt pond and had a wonderful time. The area is beautiful. My favorite beach, we even saw some seals.

We enjoyed the movies that played on and off in the theaters there. Bookstore has several signed copies at times of wonderful Cape Cod tales! The walks are well worth it. Pack a backpack and have snacks on the way!

Park Service has done a great job with interactive and stastic exhibits that inform and entertain. Perfect for young and old.

What a great view from the main room. We skipped the interpretive movie and went right to the beach.

If you want to learn about the wildlife and the aquatic life of the Cape, this is a must. Kids learn and so do the adults.

Wonderful exhibits inside and several walks with views of the ocean, marshes and woods typical of Cape Cod, Just lovely!