Park ranger very rude! Took my wife for the first time to walk in the trails. Was chased down and harrased for my wife putting her initials on an old tree. Not hurting anyone!! How sad! Go bother the ones doin harm!!! Not called for and definitely not a people person! Learn some manners and how to treat others
Christina Freund
A beautiful, pristine beach and quiet dunes - dreamy. We saw seals near the shore, whales in the distance. This is one of the most beautiful places around.
John Miller
Beautiful!!!!
Andrea Holtermann
Great, absolute must. We swam with seals. Much nicer than the beaches at Yarmouth before.
John Riffey
Love High Head Beach. Great place to spend your day relaxing, sunning and watching the seals. Very lite on people.
Follow Your Dreams
Amazing
Margaret Williams
These dunes are awe inspiring. The beach is elemental and the day I went the sea would have just ripped you off the shore and thrown you into its currents. Amazing!
StacyInDC2012
During our visit to Cape Cod National Seashore we enjoyed relaxing beach time at Marconi Beach, complete with several seal appearances just beyond the waves and then hiked in the white cedar swamp. The park wasn’t very crowded as we were there during the week just after Labor Day. Loved the visit and the fact that it gave us the opportunity to both be active and relax.
This well maintained seashore park is such a delight to walk on and see the beaches and the pounding surf. There are many walking trails with scenic views. Do a lot in one day or do short hikes over multiple days. It is a treasure
gladysbarros66
On a whim with a day off from work we took a three hour ride from CT to see if we could catch a Shark fin swim by. Only a couple days past the busy Labor Day weekend the beach was quiet. Only a handful of other guests. All keep a social distance and wearing masks when crossing paths. The restrooms were still open and very clean. A little disappointed not to see any Great White Shark fins, but delighted to see so many Seals in their natural habitat. They were close enough to see without binoculors and to film with a cell phone. There are plenty of warnings about what dangers are out there in the big beautiful ocean. It's a great place to visit with the family and the family pet too.
Washashore444
Visited two separate spots in the National Seashore for short hikes. The Atlantic Cedar Swamp trail in Marconi Area of Wellfleet and the Red Maple Walk in Fort Hill, Eastham. Well-maintained paths; good signage. Mid week and hot day so not many people so easy to social distance (from idiots there were there but NOT WEARING MASKS!). Trails through the forest areas gave lovely relief to sunny day. Beautiful meadow and sea views at Fort Hill. Always a treat to be there. Hope the Capt. Peniman House can open next summer. Been once before and the tour is full of fun, interesting info.
KathyP47
Beautiful Long Beach to explore. Seals frolicking in the surf, clean bathrooms, and lifeguards that are attentive on the stands. What more could you want?
Joseph Medeiros
My favorite place in Massachusetts (maybe all of New England).
Beautiful as always
Romantic Cape Cod
Park ranger very rude! Took my wife for the first time to walk in the trails. Was chased down and harrased for my wife putting her initials on an old tree. Not hurting anyone!! How sad! Go bother the ones doin harm!!! Not called for and definitely not a people person! Learn some manners and how to treat others
A beautiful, pristine beach and quiet dunes - dreamy. We saw seals near the shore, whales in the distance. This is one of the most beautiful places around.
Beautiful!!!!
Great, absolute must. We swam with seals. Much nicer than the beaches at Yarmouth before.
Love High Head Beach. Great place to spend your day relaxing, sunning and watching the seals. Very lite on people.
Amazing
These dunes are awe inspiring. The beach is elemental and the day I went the sea would have just ripped you off the shore and thrown you into its currents. Amazing!
During our visit to Cape Cod National Seashore we enjoyed relaxing beach time at Marconi Beach, complete with several seal appearances just beyond the waves and then hiked in the white cedar swamp. The park wasn’t very crowded as we were there during the week just after Labor Day. Loved the visit and the fact that it gave us the opportunity to both be active and relax.
Restaurantji Recommends
This well maintained seashore park is such a delight to walk on and see the beaches and the pounding surf. There are many walking trails with scenic views. Do a lot in one day or do short hikes over multiple days. It is a treasure
On a whim with a day off from work we took a three hour ride from CT to see if we could catch a Shark fin swim by. Only a couple days past the busy Labor Day weekend the beach was quiet. Only a handful of other guests. All keep a social distance and wearing masks when crossing paths. The restrooms were still open and very clean. A little disappointed not to see any Great White Shark fins, but delighted to see so many Seals in their natural habitat. They were close enough to see without binoculors and to film with a cell phone. There are plenty of warnings about what dangers are out there in the big beautiful ocean. It's a great place to visit with the family and the family pet too.
Visited two separate spots in the National Seashore for short hikes. The Atlantic Cedar Swamp trail in Marconi Area of Wellfleet and the Red Maple Walk in Fort Hill, Eastham. Well-maintained paths; good signage. Mid week and hot day so not many people so easy to social distance (from idiots there were there but NOT WEARING MASKS!). Trails through the forest areas gave lovely relief to sunny day. Beautiful meadow and sea views at Fort Hill. Always a treat to be there. Hope the Capt. Peniman House can open next summer. Been once before and the tour is full of fun, interesting info.
Beautiful Long Beach to explore. Seals frolicking in the surf, clean bathrooms, and lifeguards that are attentive on the stands. What more could you want?
My favorite place in Massachusetts (maybe all of New England).
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