Fun things to do in Brewster: 19 fun attractions and activities

YOU MUST JOIN THE BUTTERFLY 🦋 garden 🪴 Staffs in there was very nice and friendly. I love the atmosphere of it, everything was nice and lovely. We’re from Boston so the museum is small for us but everything was a good new experience for us My daughter loved it so much especially the butterflies 🦋 😅 Overall is nice experience

Went on a weekend and found out the more interactive things for little kids are closed due to staff shortage. Which is super unfortunate because I know my kids would've LOVED that mud kitchen area. This is the only reason why I docked the rating. The museum itself is cute and very informative.

This place way undersells itself!! We stopped in today and the kids could have stayed for hours. We easily were there for almost two hours and only left because it was really hot and lunch time. So many things to see and do. Mine especially enjoyed the aquarium and the mud kitchen. Definitely a great place to make a trip to on the Cape if you have kids!

Cute, small museum! Kept the kids busy for a couple of hours. They enjoyed the different craft stations , especially those in the kingfisher play area (timed 30 min play slots).

Hidden gem. Probably the coolest, most educational mini-aquarium I've been to. Small displays that let kids get close up to all kinds of different fish and sea creatures. No touching in the tide pool tank which was a slight disappointment, but the sheer variety of animals was a mitigating factor. Great collection of rare lobster morphs as well! The native American section was thoughtful and informative. I particularly liked the soil cross section showing the different regions that are present locally. Fun rainy day cape activity, highly recommended for thoughtful 4+ year old children.

We had a blast here and could have stayed all day! It’s great for children of all ages and that includes the adult kids. Believe me, it’ll bring out the kid in you! Lots of learning opportunities, activities and creatures to observe. The staff is very friendly, knowledgeable and a joy to chat with. We particularly found the active bee hive fascinating! I love that they are able to go outside and then come come back for all of us to observe.

Best Museum I have ever been to. A great rainy day option while down the cape. Or whatever the weather is. The bird exhibit and the observation area live with the feeders and osprey live cam for me are worth the price of admission. And amazing aquarium! You will NOT be let down. Highly recommend!

Very nice place and if you're a resident of Massachusetts it's only $22 a night. Some sites larger than others, some sites clear than others, some sites are more level than others. If you plan on bringing a camper bring some leveling blocks you never know if you're going to get a completely flat sight but for the most part it always works out. Constant supervision by the rangers. They are always available. Fairly strict on who can come in and come out. Really nice hiking biking swimming. Multiple kettle ponds. Very clear and clean water Sandy beaches.

Nickerson was my first camping experience and it was absolutely wonderful. Now four years into it and I still feel the same way. It makes you feel like you’re in a secluded world of your own while giving you easy local access to the lovely things Cape Cod has to offer.

Nickerson State Park ... what a dreamy place. It's been our second year pitching a tent in August and I cannot express adequately how peaceful and quiet it feels despite full occupancy. Where else on Cape Cod do you get that in the middle of summer? The ponds are the centerpiece, whether you're swimming, paddling or sailing. The water temperatures are moderate compared to the ocean, great for kids. The scent of pine trees and sweet pepperbush is natural aromatherapy and incredibly soothing. Hiking and bicycling trails are fabulous and well maintained. The park offers programming (kids, education, nature) you should consider making use of. Be sure to get your reservation in time, it fills fast!

We loved our stay at Nickerson! We had a group site in area 3. Site 102 was really nice and flat with a mixture of shade and sun. We had room for 4 tents and a screen room. We appreciated it having three picnic tables. There was a great spot for our hammock. Flax pond was beautiful and clean. Despite having a lot of activity on the pond, it never felt crowded. We brought our bikes, which is a must in this area. The biking was a lot of fun and we had everybody doing it from age eight and up. I can't wait to book again for next summer!

Nice campground ⛺️ just watch out for ticks. Be prepared with deet, and permethrin. The ponds are very nice with warm and clear water in the summer. The showers have warm water.

Always a great place to visit, we go to the beach at Flax Pond to swim and picnic all day and have been going there for decades, a great family spot!

We've been going here on and off for years. It's a great place to stay but there are issues. They need to rate how level a site is as they are all over the place. Which brings us to the second issue. The. State needs to invest in the park. Our bathroom building was in severe need of repair on the outside. And they could spend some money on leveling the sites. I realize they want to make it a rustic experience but having a level spot to set up your tent/trailer/camper doesn't detract from that. And finally, let's talk about fees. The park/State is non-resident unfriendly. With what they charge per night, I can stay three nights next to the ocean and beach in MD, and use their State senior pass to do it, and I'm from CT. I still recommend the place, but they can do better.

On 8/27/25 my wife and son went to the SpongeBob musical and absolutely loved the show. Our son went on and on about different things that happened in the show. Both my wife and son highly recommend seeing this if shows are still available and you’re in the Cape.

The staff were very welcoming and accommodating, and the venue was accessible for our mobility impaired family member. Good seating options even for general admission. We were able to see and enjoy the show from the back. Saw a 2 pm October show of Trad at the barn, and it was so hot and dark in there that multiple people dozed off... That took away from our experience. However, the cast and fiddler did a great job to represent their respective crafts. The fiddling in particular made the show for us.

We attended 2 plays this season and they were both fantastic; not hearing the buz around the Cape on this place and it appears to be way above many others - great stories, acting, and stage design. Make sure and see "Come On-A My House" before it closes in November. Great songs, dancing, and story with a surprise!

This local theater company is a must-visit if you love the theater. It punches above its weight and often has shows that are as good as or better than Boston theater. The talent is also outstanding. You may not get a Hollywood name, but who cares - the actors give their heart and soul and it shows. What also makes it unique is that it is so small and intimate - one can often find the actors mingling after the show. It also brings in truly interesting plays and every season has at least one show that you will want to watch. Most recently in the summer of 2023 the lineup included "A Man of No Importance", about the plight of a gay man in conservative, Catholic Ireland, and The Pianist of Willesden Lane, about a Holocaust child survivor who became a world famous pianist. There is so much cultural variety and often the theme is tolerance - how important it is for us to tolerate and listen to each other. And it does it in such a wonderful way that tugs at your heart strings. There is also a great outdoor children's theater program right in the woods, which is amazing.

My wife and I attended a performance of "From the Heart of the Wreck", and were mightily impressed. The show itself was brilliant, extraordinarily well conceived, acted, staged, and choreographed; and, IMHO, the intimate setting of the theater was perfect (if not essential) for conveying the intense emotional impact of the play. It was our first time ever attending a show at Cape Rep, but I can assure you it will not be our last! Kudos and thanks to the cast and crew for a wonderful theater experience!

We saw Noises Off last night at Cape Rep's outdoor theatre. The show was fantastic! I was familiar with the show and excited to see how they worked the complicated set. They were quite clever! The show was very well cast. Everyone associated with the theatre (ticket booth, ushers) was very friendly. Great night out!

The children's theater was fantastic. It's a beautiful outdoor venue with a great actors that love to interact with the kids. One of the best places to take the family while on the Cape. If you have the time stop in for a show you won't be disappointed. If you don't have time, you should make time. Your kids will thank you.

Great spot to take pictures and see Herring run and a seagull party. ..A guy visiting showed me a video he took just a few days ago where an eagle swooped down and grabbed 2 Herring. It's Incredible to see with your eyes... the Herring swimming upstream- up the "waterfall". I was told that the best time for the Herring run happens around the last week of April.

We were here in mid-June 2024. The Mill wasn't open yet but we enjoyed taking pictures. A prettty spot.

We had read about herring runs but never made it to one until this year. Went over April vacation with grandkids and we all enjoyed it very much. It’s quite a fascinating combination of nature and people working together. I’d recommend checking the website in advance to see if the herring are running. They usually run in April if it’s above 50 degrees. I believe they run back in June, we’re going to keep an eye on that. If you go make sure you go to both sides of the property across the street from each other. On side has a bridge, a picnic area on the hill, several “ladders” for the herring to jump on their way to the pond, which is across the street. Be very careful crossing as this is a tricky road situation. The mill, brook & pond are located at the bottom of a little valley in the road and it curves at the same time. Once you safely cross the street, follow the brook up hill, to the last “ladder” and watch the herring as they try to make the last leap into the pond to later spawn this spring. It’s fascinating to watch some make it and some don’t. Some that make it appear to get carried back down if they don’t swim away from the rushing brook fast enough. Kids can walk through a couple of paths up on a hill next to the pond and hang out on some large boulders adjacent to the pond. The only thing we couldn’t do was go inside the mill to see how the water wheel worked. It wasn’t open but we gave the kids our own little lesson on how it works and hope to get back someday when it’s open. This is truly just one more reason when the Cape is so special. There is so much more to the cape than just the beach and this is just one example.

Walked the property (the mill is only open on Saturdays in The Summer) we will come back to visit when it's open. But it is a beautiful place to see.

The mill was closed but this is a hidden gem to experience some of nature's reproduction processes. The mill is on one side of the street and herring are on the other. Only the strongest survive, the herring climb a series of small waterfalls to get to the pond where the lay their eggs. It a great stop for families and naturalists. Note, the seagulls are also there to get an easy meal.

Beautiful old grist mill with trails along the stream and up to the mill pond. No dogs allowed and trails are on both sides of the streets. Small parking area. I saw lots of egrets on one end, apparently is really something to see the herring swim up the fish ladder in the spring. The mill wasn't open but grounds always are.

The mill was unexpectedly open today, although not running (only on Saturdays). It was really cool to see all the old tech and purchase a bag of actual stone ground corn meal. The trails along the herring run were beautiful. The herring "run" in May, but it's neat to see off season as well.

I’ve been coming to the Cape for 20+ years and this is perhaps one of my favorite places I’ve seen. What a beautiful home and incredible story. I was very touched by the devotion and dedication of the volunteers that have saved this gem from eventual ruin. I thank you from the bottom of my heart to everyone that has given their blood, sweat and tears, and spent the last 30 years of their lives helping to preserve this estate. Most of the people I spoke with were in their 70s, 80s and 90s. I would definitely recommend seeing this amazing place and speaking with the wonderful people that volunteer here. And find out how you can get involved or donate.

Attended wedding and the venue was magical. Couple was married on the front steps. Dining hall was too hot and lacked air circulation but still amazing. Spectacular sunset.

Neat place, guides for tours, worth looking back in time at cool history.

Had our wedding reception there in 2000. Lovely spot with an air of Old Cape Cod when ocean liners were the way to cross the ocean and men dressed up to play croquet. The interior is beautiful, grounds maintained well. Very memorable.

Beautifully maintained mansion. Interesting history. We just happened to view the mansion fully decorated for the holidays by a local garden club on 11/10/19. (We u derstand that it is a yearly event.) Entry fees for this event were shared with mansion and local school district.

Beautifully restored. What a place!

It was closed, we just looked around

Breakwater Beach in Brewster Mass home of the largest tidal flats in North America. at low tides, you can walk out almost a mile and experience, shallow water, aquatic life, horseshoe crabs, fish, snails, oysters and clams. Seeing all this in an easy access, location is wonderful.

Both of the times I went during my trip to the Cape there was hardly any water, just a bunch of sand and some areas with knee level water. I should’ve done more research because I wouldn’t have paid for a parking pass if I knew I wouldn’t even be able to swim here. My advice is to just go after 4pm when they no longer require you to pay to park. Don’t get me wrong it’s a nice beach just not what I was expecting. Great if you just like to relax on the sand. And it was not busy at all both times I went, but I’m guessing that’s because you can’t go for a swim.

A nice, but small public beach with plenty of parking considering the size of the beach. A parking permit is required from June 15th until Labour Day (first weekend in September). It’s fun to walk around during low tide & a great place to watch the sunset.

Fairly narrow at this location if there at high tide. Some marsh grass. Sunset was beautiful

Great public beach! VERY limited parking, but it exists and is free! One portajohn for emergencies. This is a beach you can lounge on during high or low tide. If you bring kids or go yourself, just leave the wildlife alone please! If you want to touch or take, just take yourself down to the natural history museum down the road to touch their critters. This is a fragile ecosystem that benefits from peace and quiet!

Free parking after 4 pm, beautiful sunset and epic low tide. I cannot ask for a more perfect location for family photo session

Great view at this beach easy access and nice parking.

A fun little mini golf course. With lots of parking. The course was filled with wild flowers and what seemed to be a mix of overgrown weeds. They had music playing through the course. All 18 holes were easy but fun. Price was on par with other places around. If you need to go to the bathroom it looks like you need to use a porta potty. I will say they had ice cream and when paying it smelled amazing. Fun place and everyone had fun 😀

Great spot off the beaten path. Had attempted to go to another nearby popular spot and could not even get in the parking lot. Really good quality ice cream, great service and large portions.

Such a perfect family mini golf course. We were greeted by their helpful & friendly staff and then sent right on our way golfing. Smaller course with gorgeous landscaping and clean greens. Plenty of benches to sit in the shade while the rest of your group plays, too. Especially nice in the summertime. An easy five stars here!

OMFG the PB Pie ice cream is the best ice cream I have ever had. So unbelievably delicious. And extra credit to the person who rang me up for complimenting on my Limp Bizkit shirt.

Cute little mini golf course on the cape. A super friendly staff and the owners (Matthew, Amy, and their dog Roo) do a great job keeping the place nice. Don’t forget to get ice cream! ***important!! They do NOT let you start a round of golf after 9:30pm even though their hours are until 10:00pm, but you can keep playing if you’re already going. Highly recommend!

girl with dark hair serving ice cream was super sweet and engaging! good options, friendly staff

Harbor Lights Mini Golf & Ice Cream is an absolute gem on Cape Cod — and it’s easy to see why it’s ranked among the top mini golf courses in Massachusetts on TripAdvisor. The course offers a great balance of challenge and fun; while some holes will really test your aim, our group still managed to snag a few satisfying holes-in-one. The highlight for us was the waterfall hole — a creative, scenic feature that adds a bit of wow-factor to the round. The grounds are beautifully landscaped, with a pollinator wildflowers that attracted butterflies while we played. The atmosphere is family-friendly while still offering a relaxed option for adults with beer and wine available. We visited as a group of five adults, but we noticed families with young children nearby having a wonderful time as well. That’s one of the best parts — this spot is truly great for all ages. After the game, you can reward yourself with a treat from their ice cream stand, which makes the experience feel complete. If you’re in Brewster and looking for an activity that blends Cape Cod charm, natural beauty, and good old-fashioned fun, Harbor Lights is well worth the stop.

One of my favorite beaches on the Cape for sunsets and nature walks. I can’t wait until my daughter gets a little older and we can explore the many tidal pools together. Very limited parking. I believe a beach sticker required in the summer season, but I’ve only visited in the spring and fall when parking is free.

A really cool beach with lots of sand and grassy areas to explore. We were there when the tide was out, which meant that there was a lot of creek we could explore and find tiny crabs in.

Nice place but if your not a local apparently your car will get scratched for some reason.........when I returned to my car there was a long scratch all down the side,and you need to have a beach parking pass or you'll get a ticket,i wont ever go to Brewster and spend money there again.

This place has a bit of everything. There's a traditional beach for lounging and swimming. There's a shallow area (during low tide) for playing water games. Our favorite part though was the salt water stream. It's full of fiddler crabs, green crabs, fish, and the occasional eel. It's great to explore with kids! Don't expect to find a parking spot though. Also, is you don't have a permit then it's $20 to park before 5pm.

Wonderful family beach. Parking only for about 12 cars. One porta potty. Beautiful beach. Perfect fit kids.

This is my kids favorite beach in Brewster. It has character with the inlets and outlets, bridges, different depts for swimming even in low tide so it's not completely dry like the other bay area beaches. The swim area near the bridge is deep around 3-4 feet even on low tide so kids can swim all day until the tide gets high again. When the tide comes in this place is great for a natural lazy river and swimming! The layout and look of this beach is unique compared to the other beaches just being a wide stretch beach. After going to the other four beaches in Brewster, my kids still want to come here everyday. The parking is tiny so plan accordingly.

Beautiful but bug spray is a must. Tons of horse flies here who will bite you till the sun goes down

It’s nice but you cannot park here without a permit between 9 AM and 4 PM

My favorite bay side beach. Get there early to be able to park in the main lot. If you don’t have a town sticker… you will definitely get ticketed. What’s nice about this beach is that it’s easy to get away from the crowd… and you can walk to the east for over a mile (much further at low tide) without walking by any development/houses. Recommend you take the hard pack trail off the east side of the parking lot… and walk about a hundred yards or so before turning left onto one of the many side trails that cross the dune to the beach. This will get you to a more secluded section of the beach. This is also a good beach to find sea glass; the best time is early morning or immediately after the high tide starts to recede. This allows you to find glass before the many other sea glass hunters have picked it clean. Or at late afternoon when the low angle sun reflects nicely off the glass pieces.

Very peaceful and clean beach. It’s a private beach for the residents, I think. It’s a very nice town. We booked a airbnb and that’s how got access to the beach. Not too many people just residents running and jogging around the beach. It’s very serene, clean and calm place. Got one of the best sunsets.

One of our favorite and nicest Brewster beaches. Plenty of parking in the main lot and an overflow lot just up the road. The sand and dunes are beautiful. Great for walking on low tide and swimming pools for little kids. Of course during high tied always a good time for more swimming. The water was the warmest compared to the other Brewster beaches during low tide in the afternoon. The kids and I loved playing in the mini waves. We are looking forward to coming back soon.

Favorite beach in Brewster! Love walking on the path through the dunes to get to/from the parking lot, and especially love the creek at the end for swimming in clean, clear water - minus the crowds who opt not to walk down that far, totally worth it to almost feel like you're on a private beach. Wish all the visitors would be more vigilant about cleaning up after themselves. My last few times there I've filled up a trash bag with garbage found along the way left by others. Please help keep our oceans clean & don't be a litter bug!!! ⚠️🚯♻️⚠️

Nice little beach with long stretches of shallow water. Kids have tons of fun with the littlw hermit crabs and other little critters in the water. Make sure you get your parking sticker ahead of time.

Lovely beach. Great when the Tide goes out. Walking in ankle to knee deep water and the sand soft. A small strip of some small rocks along the beach but once through that it is amazing especially at sunset.

Drummer Boy Park is a nice space with parking, a paved walking path and lovely windmill surrounded by other buildings. There are picnic tables and portable potties. It is also a good area to park if going on the Wing Trail just a quick walk down the same side of 6A.

A beautiful walking park with paved paths to bring your stroller or walker, if you have leg problems. Very nice playground for little kids. Dogs allowed On Leash, and do pick up the poop! Gorgeous CC Bay views.

Nice place to stop fo on your way to/from Cape Cod. Huge Picnic area, playground, public restrooms and some nice scenic hiking options.

This is a lovely park with open spaces and plenty of picnic tables. A great place to walk a small dog on a leash. The trails in the woods are fun! It’s also a good place to play PokémonGo

Beautiful park! There’s often lots going on here in the summer! Bands play in the gazebo, and there’s lots of craft fairs. Check out my booth- I’ll be there a few times this summer!

Its a beautiful place bring a lunch leash your pets and enjoy the atmosphere of the park. The people are nice and the walking path is awesome. They take care of the place.

As a teenager in the 90's, my family came here when there was a museum with huge oil paintings of the Revolutionary War. The gentleman that gave the tour was engaging and awesome. It was the highlight of the few summers we came to Cape Cod. I wish the museum were still here, and I always wondered what happened to the paintings. Just stopped by on my way back from Canada and enjoyed the quiet park with my doggo.

Fantastic trail! A hidden gem with lots of different bird calls in the air, and history along the way. It’s advertised as a loop but really it’s an out and back with a circle loop at the ends. The overlook at the end is perched atop the last wild hilltop on Cape Cod Bay in Brewster. In 2000, Ruth N. and Mary-Louise Eddy generously donated these 32 acres to the Brewster Conservation Trust. At 50 feet above sea level, it is the highest bluff between Sandwich and Wellfleet. From here, on a clear day, you can see the entire sweep of the Bay from Plymouth to Provincetown. It’s absolutely gorgeous!

Lovely dog friendly path that is about a 15min walk to a sand cliff with a beautiful overlook of the bay. Not to rigorous which was perfect for me as I wanted a short nature walk with my dog.

Great little walk that takes about 15 minutes. It is a one way in and out path with a small alternative section. That takes you through the holly trees. At the end there is a great view of the bay. The view is from the power plant in plymouth to the tip of the cape. On a very clear day you can see the monument in P-town.

This was a short and easy walk to a beautiful scenic view of the Cape. The path is narrow, so bring a mask to comfortably pass others.

A true town trail. Just the right length and a great treat at the end. This is an out and back again trail that goes through a dying scrub pine forest that is transitioning to oaks. The end point is a magnificent overlook with a sweeping vista of Cape Cod Bay. On a clear day one can see the Pilgrim Monument and the Sandwich Canal power plant with Plymouth in the distance. Always worth it to watch the interaction of the wind, waves and sky while getting a good walk.

Out and back style trail. Not bad walk. Easy. Depending on time of year, means how many bugs (also wasp nest on trail), dogs, other folks who may go. But can't fit too many cars, so it likely won't feel over crowded.

Nice cleared trail with a great bay view at the end.

Can't recommend this place more!!! The docents are extremely knowledgeable and friendly and the house is packed with things to look at, read and watch. The gardens and other things to see on the grounds are great as well. They turned me on to a local historical fiction author and I definitely need to come back to finish seeing everything!

Excellent little museum with helpful and knowledgeable docents. Some wonderful stories accompany the exhibits.

Excellent historic house. Docents are very knowledgeable and very friendly.

Very interesting.

Best part of Brewster!!

Wonderful experience. Everyone so helpful and knowledgeable. Exhibits detailed.

Tiny beach in Brewster, and easy beach to get to. However there are many rocks in the water vs sand so hard for the kids. Good to find smooth rocks to collect.

Wrong location on map. Nice beach, small but offers public access to the Brewster flats. The tidal flats are very cool at low tide with miles of walking.

At low tide, the clammers are on the hunt and it’s neat to watch teams of two carry wooden buckets of clams suspended on a big pole back from the flats. As the tide comes in, it’s fun to look for crabs and other sea creatures. There is a rock jetty and a fairly rocky sea shore. At high tide, the beach is a great swimming spot. Very family friendly but no life guards.

Really rocky unlike many other beaches near it iddfg

This beach is absolutely beautiful. Its most appropriate if you have small children, because the water is lower than other beaches on the Cape. During low tide you can walk out for awhile, and the water does not get very deep nor does it have very large tides compared to other beaches so its less scary for small children. There is also nice wildlife in the area for kids to see like crabs and snails and such.

Great little beach if not for the locals who seem to own the beach. Won't come here again.

Beautiful day, very windy, large white caps out on the water.

Park at Drummer Boy Park and walk down the same side of 6A to access the trail to Wing Island. Look for the sign "Wing Trail" attached to a tree on the left side of the sidewalk. Go straight through past the CC Museum of Natural History on the right, and you will go through different habitats including woods, meadow, upper marsh, and salt marsh.

This walk is so easy and fun with the kids. We took the short/faster route to the marsh/beach, then on the way back, one of us took one of the kids the longer way, and the other took the younger kids the shorter way. We went two different times. The morning was super hot from the sun but not horrible. The afternoon was cooler and perfect though.

A local told us about this spot and so glad we made the trek. Parked at nearby Drummer Boy Park and walked up the road to the public path. The walk to the dunes is lovely. We went on a weekday before the summer season and saw no more than four people in the hour we spent there, including two guys standing on the narrow boardwalk trying to get photos of the osprey nest in the middle of the marsh.

I went when the aquarium was closed but Wing Island itself was really cool and the walk was really peaceful

Wonderful hike across the marsh, through the uplands, past the meadow, out to Cape Cod Bay. Since you're crossing the marsh, watch the tides as the planks across the marsh can be inundated. Be sure to explore the Cape Cod Museum of Natural History while in the area. The museum is a gem!

I love it here. I almost don't want to review it because I don't want anyone else to know how great a spot it is! The trails are lovely, short, and good for kids. There is a narrow boardwalk through the marsh to get to the island. The trails end at a nice beach. If you want to park close to the trail, you will need to pay to go to the museum of natural history. But if you are just there for the walk, you will need to park at Drummer Boy Park and walk on the sidewalk. Just before the entrance to the museum parking lot there is a grassy opening, which is the trail you should follow. Enjoy!

One of my two favorite places to walk on the Cape (the other is For Hill in Eastham). Clear trails, nice place to walk through several kinds of habitat in a short distance. Definitely plan to go at low tide to take in the tidal pools!

Fair quality bike. Customer service okay. We rented 3 E-bikes. We were told average distance is 30 miles battery per bike. 2 bikes were fine, 3rd bike the battery died any the halfway point which was Chatham. It made for a long trip back. We did not let it ruin our time but when we got back and told the owner about the battery issue, made comments like when did it die, how many miles (like we were lying), I asked about any sort of refund, he said “no” and did not apologize even once for not checking the battery before we left. Even with the dead bike the battery was still showing green. They also gave us no locks for the bikes and there were none on the bikes.

I cannot express enough how wonderful an experience I had with this business. The owners were absolutely wonderful and gracious. They made sure everyone was comfortable with their bikes, and gave us tips on where to go. Me and my family rented 3 bikes from them for 3 hours and went on a beautiful ride around the Cape. I highly recommend this amazing local business!

We are a family of six and every summer we look forward to a bike ride on the Rail Trail. Rail Trail Bike Rentals has the best rental bikes that we have ever rented - well-maintained, fit us perfectly and glided so nicely. It is run by a wonderful couple who is super helpful and kind. We highly recommend and we’ll definitely be back!

Philip and his staff have provided expert service and support for two of my bicycles at very reasonable costs. It’s always a pleasure to visit his shop, and I’m happy to recommend it. If you’re just visiting, this is the place you want to rent from. The Rail Trail is just out his back door. Six stars out of five!

Fast and friendly service for a rental - we were on the rail trail in no time. I hadn't used a tag-along before and they gave some good tips to help us be a bit more stable! No issues at all with the rental equipment and the return was fast and easy. The location can't be beat - ride a couple of miles toward Harwich to find a nice, quiet beach on a pond. Ride a couple of miles towards Orleans to get to Cobie's and Nickerson Park. Great experience!

Called ahead and they had 2 bikes ready when we arrived. Bikes were in great condition and so easy to pedal that we did an extra 10 miles. Prices very reasonable.

Really great experience. The bike rent was not very expensive and the owner was really sweet and helpful. She gave us tips on where to go, places to eat at! Will rent here again if I come back!

Great trails with a couple beautiful views.

Tons of trails to explore. Lots of friendly people out and about enjoying nature.

Lots of meandering paths, many overlooking streams or ponds. Fairly quiet, with only minimal sounds of passing cars. Yes, horses use these trails, so be mindful of your step. Path signs are well-maintained and offer abundant paths of various lengths. Enjoy thr natural beauty of Cape Cod 😊

This is a great park which me and my family have walked in for as long as we’ve lived on the cape. The forest is varied and there are ponds and other wetlands which provide perfect habitat for wildlife. The park is big enough that you can have a unique experience each time while being able to be away from other people. The only problem I have is that it is very poorly marked. Once you are out there, it is hard to find your way back on a different trail than you came on, since it is unclear which trails and roads lead where. Don’t see this as a deterrent, though, just proceed with caution. Overall, I would highly recommend this park, but make sure to take a picture of the map at the beginning of the trail so you can refer to it later!

Our first time walking this location. We followed the two mile yellow and orange loop trail. Nice trails. Some elevation changes but not difficult. Definitely a do-over.

Well groomed, well marked local trails with plenty of rolling singletrack among the forest for hiking or XC running or dog walking. A bit hard to access due to limited parking, but worth the effort.

Significant parking (non paved) and beautiful walkways through the woods, swamps and nearby ponds. Great wildlife, very good for nature walks/ light botany

A beautiful secluded beach in Brewster. Short drive off of Main St. Primarily made up of private beaches belonging to the surrounding houses. But during low tide you can walk pretty far out. At the right time it’s nice and quiet and so pretty! Limited parking space and no bathroom available, sometimes there is a porta potty i think mostly just during the summer.

Small public beach that has a nice view for sunsets and has a few parking spaces up on top of hill. There is a port a potty down by the beach.

Definitely not a good swimming beach. Weedy, rocky and lots of stuff floating in the water. No showers to rinse off afterwards.

Beautiful little beach. Not much in the way of parking however. It's stuck next to a private beach. Beaches should belong to everyone and not be privatized. Anyway it's a lovely little spot

Great sand bar during low tide.

Great beach to see a beautiful sunset

I just love going to the beach, this one is the closest, clean and a and beautiful!!!

This point is incorrectly labeled as "Linnell Landing Beach". It is actually the beach at Crosby Landing. Linnell Landing is a quarter mile to the southwest at the end of Linnell Landing Road, also in Brewster.

Great quiet beach in a not-super well known area! The beach was huge at low tide and very expansive. Great beach for walking, not sure about swimming though.

Nice beach. Note that Google seems confused about where it is. It's at the end of Linnell Landing road (of course) not Crosby Lane, and not at Spruce Hill Conservation Area. Very limited parking. If it's full, Crosby beach is nearby and has much more parking.

Good beach! Definitely go at low tide. It was great for fort building. I made this godly fort

We love it!