Cheap Things To Do in North Eastham, Massachusetts

Set 150 feet apart in a straight line, the three fifteen-foot-tall stone towers at Nauset Beach became known as "The Three Sisters of Nauset." The origin of this nickname is uncertain. Some say the name arose because the towers resembled ... More on LighthouseFriends.com

Sunken Meadow Beach is not an enormously visited piece of coast, but being at the beach is such an amusing thing to do, and this is a fine place to do that. Outdoors recreation is bountiful; some of the entertaining things you can ... More on GoingOutside

No chance of becoming bored in Massachusetts if you take pleasure in the beach. Cooks Brook Beach is not an incredibly busy section of shoreline, and it's one of those sites where everything is delightful. If you love the great outdoors, ... More on GoingOutside

In addition to its role as an active light for mariners, picturesque Nauset Light is the iconographic symbol of Cape Cod. The light has been immortalized in a painting by Edward Hopper and is now a "poster child" for local fundraising. ... More on LighthouseFriends.com

Ok, you've been cooped up too long; Kingsbury Beach in Barnstable County, Massachusetts is a really glorious place to stay. There are glorious comfortable hotel rooms here, and if you make reservations ahead of going you're all set. ... More on GoingOutside

Thumpertown Beach is an unbelievably popular section of shore, and it sure is a nice beach. There's so much fun things to do in the neighborhood of Thumpertown Beach including golfing, boating, swimming, fishing, and hiking, so you ... More on GoingOutside

This windmill is located right on rt6 in eastham. Its one of the oldest working windmills which is kinda co... More on TripAdvisor

The windmill and grounds are great for that perfect family picture. More on Yahoo! Travel

Prominent Features: Nauset Light Beach consists of a broad, sandy beach that is contained by a steep glacial scarp behind it. During winter months, the beach profile is considerably lowered, sometimes exposing features such as the ... More on Nps.gov