[Josh49]

Was thinking of getting away this weekend to Cape Cod. Haven't been there yet..

Any favorite places to stay, places to dine, entertainment, beaches, etc?

Thought it'd be a good weekend while it's not the season yet.. I'd like to make hotel reservations in the next few days of possible..

Thanks in advance..

[Josh49]

I was thinking of heading down Friday after work (please advice if this traffic will be impossible) and coming back Sunday..

[Josh49]

So I could stay in the same place both nights, try two different places.. Open to all suggestions.. Thanks ahead of time..

[Josh49]

Bump for the evening crowd..

[ska325xi]

josh.....friday, you gonna have MAD traffic, I'll recommend driving up there after 7pm
there are numerious beaches (I don't remember any off my head), you can do whale watching, fishing, bike riding, etc.....is all outdoor activities.
Is not a great place for entertaiments but more to relax and enjoy the weather. I usually do 1 day trips, only time I stay over night was camping back when I was younger

if you golf...they have some really nice golf courses

Oh, Provincetown aka P-town is for gay ppl unless you swing that way... but my gf likes shopping there

[fotios335i]

hey Josh.I live right before the sagamore bridge but im always so busy I dont have time to do the cape cod thing.I think falmouth would be a good place to stay for a couple of days.The beach I usually go to is old silver beach.There is a resort called seacrest thats on the beach.Its a good place stay because its close to a lot of things and you wont have to find a place to park.Which can be a bitch.You could go to one of the state forests for a walk in sandwich, or go to the boardwalk which is on the beach.Theres a cool restaurant that was called horizons thats on the water.You could stay at a place called the belfrey in sandwich too.I actually had my wedding reception there.If you can find a place to stay in sandwich that would be good too.Go to the beach, take a nice walk, get some lobster rolls somewhere, go out for icecream, then go see a movie.Main street in falmouth will have all sorts of places to drink, eat dinner, and walk around.Lots of people and good food.Tons of shit you can do.There are lots of places to go at night.I go to the courtyard in cataumet right off 28a, some cool bands and a lot of summer people.Tons of shit you can do just make sure you do some research and have a plan so you dont waste precious time.Get out of the fuckin city for a bit.you should do it more often.Oh, taking a bike ride on the canal can be cool, and maybe do some fishing.I live right off the canal.The seafood shanty on scenic highway has good lobster rolls and you can eat outside on the picnic tables.I hope this helps.MAKE SURE YOU HAVE A PLAN! word...and im out.

[Josh49]

Thanks for the great responses.. Sounds exactly like the weekend I was looking for..

[KL2DC]

that does sound good I'm gonna have to join you Josh, one of these days, the wife's been wanting to go up there for the longest time.

[Josh49]

Sounds good.. Any time really.. Just let me know.

[fotios335i]

Im sure there might be some better places further down.The stuff I recommended doing is the same thing I do with my wife on saturdays when its nice out and it always ends up being a perfect day.I think you will waste too much time going further down.Plus it can get rediculously expensive.have fun. If you see a crazy white 335i with 19 in 230's on it thats me

[Josh49]

Fotios - quick question. The resorts you mentioned look real nice. The rates are still more reasonable as it isn't the season. They're both pretty much right as you enter Cape Cod? What's it like futher out, towards the tip. Does it get nicer as you get further out or no? For example, what is harwich, orleans and brewster like?

Thanks in advance..
Josh

[fotios335i]

Originally Posted by Josh49

Fotios - quick question. The resorts you mentioned look real nice. The rates are still more reasonable as it isn't the season. They're both pretty much right as you enter Cape Cod? What's it like futher out, towards the tip. Does it get nicer as you get further out or no? For example, what is harwich, orleans and brewster like?

Thanks in advance..
Josh

really nice, my father in law was inducted into the bourne braves hall of fame and we all went.It was in chatham.very,very expensive place but it was real nice.Keep searching online, you'll find some stuff. for future reference you can call me Fred. fotios is my crazy greek name.

[Brunotheboxer]

Originally Posted by fotios330i

hey Josh.I live right before the sagamore bridge but im always so busy I dont have time to do the cape cod thing.I think falmouth would be a good place to stay for a couple of days.The beach I usually go to is old silver beach.There is a resort called seacrest thats on the beach.Its a good place stay because its close to a lot of things and you wont have to find a place to park.Which can be a bitch.You could go to one of the state forests for a walk in sandwich, or go to the boardwalk which is on the beach.Theres a cool restaurant that was called horizons thats on the water.You could stay at a place called the belfrey in sandwich too.I actually had my wedding reception there.If you can find a place to stay in sandwich that would be good too.Go to the beach, take a nice walk, get some lobster rolls somewhere, go out for icecream, then go see a movie.Main street in falmouth will have all sorts of places to drink, eat dinner, and walk around.Lots of people and good food.Tons of shit you can do.There are lots of places to go at night.I go to the courtyard in cataumet right off 28a, some cool bands and a lot of summer people.Tons of shit you can do just make sure you do some research and have a plan so you dont waste precious time.Get out of the fuckin city for a bit.you should do it more often.Oh, taking a bike ride on the canal can be cool, and maybe do some fishing.I live right off the canal.The seafood shanty on scenic highway has good lobster rolls and you can eat outside on the picnic tables.I hope this helps.MAKE SURE YOU HAVE A PLAN! word...and im out.

I agree to pretty much everything here. Check out Hyannis while your there too. I also love Nantucket and would recommend a long weekend over there. Its not as busy as the Vineyard. Pretty much what ever you feel like doing you can do on the Cape. I use the Bourne bridge and go down Fridays around 7:30. As far as coming home on Sunday, stay till after dinner and leave after 7:00. Have a great weekend.

[Brunotheboxer]

Originally Posted by Josh49

Fotios - quick question. The resorts you mentioned look real nice. The rates are still more reasonable as it isn't the season. They're both pretty much right as you enter Cape Cod? What's it like futher out, towards the tip. Does it get nicer as you get further out or no? For example, what is harwich, orleans and brewster like?

Thanks in advance..
Josh

Each town has its own unique feel. I wouldn't say it gets nicer the further you go but you should definitely take a ride there. Maybe come back down in a few weeks and check out the lower cape too.

[fotios335i]

thats probably a good idea.Otherwise like I said before you'll spend most of the time traveling.Hyannis main street is fun, traffic is awful during the daytime.

[Brunotheboxer]

Originally Posted by fotios330i

thats probably a good idea.Otherwise like I said before you'll spend most of the time traveling.Hyannis main street is fun, traffic is awful during the daytime.

Speaking of lobster rolls, ever go to the Raw Bar at the Popponesset Marketplace?

[fotios335i]

Originally Posted by Brunotheboxer

Speaking of lobster rolls, ever go to the Raw Bar at the Popponesset Marketplace?

I was going to mention that but I figured it would be difficult to find.We go there like once every other week with our friends in the summer.Best and biggest lobster roll anywhere.I think they cost like 28.00.

[Brunotheboxer]

Originally Posted by fotios330i

I was going to mention that but I figured it would be difficult to find.We go there like once every other week with our friends.Best and biggest lobster roll anywhere.I think they cost like 28.00.

but worth every penny.

[fotios335i]

Originally Posted by Brunotheboxer

but worth every penny.

hell yeah they are. You dont even need anything else other than beer.

[Titania]

We really prefer P-town when we're traveling down to the Cape. It's such a small area and everything is available, B&Bs, hotels, incredible scenery, great shopping, shows, movie theater, bike trails, awesome restaurants.

We find it much more relaxing than Hyannis or some of the areas further west.

[Brunotheboxer]

Originally Posted by Titania

We really prefer P-town when we're traveling down to the Cape. It's such a small area and everything is available, B&Bs, hotels, incredible scenery, great shopping, shows, movie theater, bike trails, awesome restaurants.

We find it much more relaxing than Hyannis or some of the areas further west.

i like P-town too its just a bitch of a ride to get there. I love that portuguese bakery for fried dough. Once you get there it is a great place , i have never been homophobic anyhow.

[Josh49]

Make reservations by the end of the day...
Make reservations by the end of the day...
Make reservations by the end of the day...
Make reservations by the end of the day...

I'm going to forget.. I can feel it..

And if I don't have a plan, Fotios is going to hit me with his car..