It's a nice beach clean people were friendly. Water was beautiful

Excellent place to relax with family and friends. It was not crowded even in long weekend.

Great beach with tons of shells, highly recommend.

similar to national seashore ( dunes, preserved) combined with the especially if you don't have time to get through another Beach. for the mobility-impaired they have a boardwalk that goes all the way out almost near the shore (see pics) they also have benches and all kinds of things to help you. perfect for children as well, very safe and organized.

Took the kids here, we did the 2 park combo, which was not expensive, $60. The kids jumped, ram, laughed, screamed, and fell asleep on the drive home...perfect! Plus, memories were made, so it's a win-win. Bring the family, celebrate birthdays, or just go for fun

Easiest transaction our whole vacation! Booked the tickets on Group on! 3 parks of fun, arcade and ended the day with mini golf! Food on site and everything accessible!

This place is incredible! My kids and I went today and we were blown away! So many great things to do for kids of all ages and really nice for adults too! The park was clean and so was the water. Seating with covering and lounge chair options in every area.There was security, staff and lifeguards all throughout the place! We spent the entire day there and my kids did not want to leave! The owners were walking throughout the park making sure guests were happy and taken care of! 10 out of 10 would recommend! We are already planning our next trip back!

Love this place! Great staff and management! Jeff is top tier when it comes to customer service. He took the rough day we had getting there and flipped it around, had my family in smiles minutes after we arrived! Jeff and his staff saved our day! Thank you helping my family create more beautiful memories

This is a great place to spend a day or two, without having to worry about the kids being grabbed and eaten by a shark. There are plenty of amusements for toddlers, children and teens, and a bar for parents. A Season Pass is a bargain if you plan to return.

So here’s my take on Caped Cod Inflatable park…great fun for the kids. We all had a blast except for unfortunately a few rude employees including the manager himself. When I informed him of the rat in his parking lot his response was, “Well we do have rats in Cape Cod you know!” No I’m sorry, let me buy you a drink, let me give you a discount, absolutely nothing at all. One amazing employee Ramon stood out, if you rent a cabana request him!!!

First off , the website has not been updated -still shows parts of the park that are no longer there since the addition of the water park . The ninja warrior like attraction with the zip line is no longer there nor are the larger inflatable slides . Due to this ,it’s not a great place for over 11 . I’d say best age is between 5-8 as most kids under 5 are given a toddler bracelet and can’t do several of the water slides( which are small and does not make sense ) and some of the inflatables . For a day trip I’d say it’s WAY over priced . I don’t drink but the alcoholic drinks were crazy expensive. The wave pool and lazy River were cool and I’d say the park is very clean. Water park closes at 6 which feels way too early considering there is not much to do at the inflatable park . There is a smaller arcade . Staff are not great at keeping rules at the inflatables( mostly on their phone -talking to each other ) making it chaotic and even unsafe for younger kids. Hotel was nice - very clean and beds were the most comfortable I have had in a hotel setting . I loved the outside tables in front of the rooms if you get a room on the lower level. Food is way over priced as well - a Gatorade was $ 4 and a personal pizza was 12 !!! Nice one time trip - overall it was worth it and my four year old enjoyed himself .

It looks like they may have gotten rid of a bunch of inflatables, compared to the older pictures. We didn't see most of the ones that we looked forward to from older reviews. It was super hot, the ground was hot to walk on and we weren't allowed to bring our waters in, the snack bar wasnt opened yet so we had to run out to the car for a water break. Overall worth a visit for sure, a cloudy day or cool evening would be fun!

Love going here every year! They did an amazing job adding new attractions like the wave pool, new bathrooms, ice cream stand and more cabanas. The swim-up bar and surf simulator weren't ready when I visited in mid July. If you get there early, you can get a table/umbrella but a cabana is the way to go either along the lazy river or in front of the wave pool. Get here when they open at 10 and stay all day. You can also come and go as they allow re-entry. Great place!

Visited this spot years ago when it seemed to be a larger inflatable park than water park. Since then, they expanded the water park and appeared to reduce the inflatables. They also started charging $10 for parking. This trip I spent $70 for 2 kids to play for less than 10 minutes. Due to the heat our kids were getting injured while on the inflatables. They were getting burned and sticking to the slides causing them to flip. Maybe next time we will skip the inflatables and try the water park out. 💯 not recommending the inflatables on hot days

Today was a 10 / 10. We got a great deal on Groupon. Definitely reserve a cabana as a home base. Super clean and comfortable place for the family to hang. Princess was our server and she was fantastic. Super nice and very attentive. Constantly swinging bye to see what we needed. I was amazed at the amount and size of the inflatables. Serious fun for all ages. The Challenge zone was on a whole new level. Great time had by all. I felt the staff did a great job oh yeah and great drinks , frozen favorites and beer.

Great place for kids! They got rid of most of the inflatables when last time I came and its mainly a water park. It's a nice water park and the staff is friendly. However, the inflatables get super hot on hot days. So watch out for that!

I want to make a shout out to Princess, our Cabana Server. We went there on August 28th. I meant to write this post sooner. Princess was upbeat, friendly, wonderful and an all around good person. She helped our experience to be a great day for all of us. She really cares about her job and made effort and that is hard to come by now a days. Thank you again Princess!

We've been visiting every summer since 2019. The prices just keep increasing. Adding and expanding the water park is a big hit. Just wish they could clean the pools better, watch out for all the bandaids & hair. But the kids always have a blast!

Disappointing visit. Went last year and really enjoyed it. This year, the park was in rough shape. Water areas were quite dirty, as can be seen in the picture. They need to brush the surfaces. Also, there were only staff monitoring the wave pool, lazy river, and inflatable water slide. Staff were not at the bigger water tubes in the back. In the past, there has been someone at the top of the tube making sure people go one at a time and wait for the previous person to get off. This time, no staff was there. Some bigger kids were going down and purposely crashing into each other. They were also running and cutting the smaller kids at the slides. It wasn’t safe or fun. Staff would occasionally walk by and see this, but didn’t do anything.

Mu husband and I went with my son and grandchildren to check this museum out. We all loved it. It was really well organized and the set ups were very interesting. I loved the themed settings with mannequins dressed in period costumes. My granddaughter loved the map where they had to find items around the museum. We backtracked several times to find them all. I would go again any time.

I really enjoyed visiting this museum. I was impressed with the displays and artifacts. I thought it was very cool watching water being used to uncover the found items and x-ray views of the chunks of rock that held the said items. Plus the only pirate treasure chest with all the loot was on display. Awesome time!

This was our first visit since the museum was in Ptown a while back. Well told story on display of the Whydah, her crew, it's discovery, salvage, and conservation. Lots of attentive kids in the museum that had a great mix of artifacts and easy to understand informational placards. Having just finished reading a book on the Whydah, I found that "seeing the story" told in artifacts was very enjoyable.

Fantastic displays of artifacts recovered from the Whydah, lots of information, a great video, interesting facts, a whole room dedicated to the recovery process and preservation of some of the artifacts, and a really cool gift shop. Well worth the ticket price if you read all the information on the displays, (SO interesting!) and they stagger groups to keep it from getting crowded. Really great group rate, too, you only need 15 people. Reserve ahead! Photos are from the lobby and entrance (after admission); no photography is allowed after the video room.

A fascinating and incredible museum!! Awesome for all ages! The guided tour is 110% worth it and was led by the very individual who does the restorative work! The story told, artifacts seen, and layout were just incredible! Everything displayed is real and pulled from the wreck. So amazingly cool

(Note: I write these reviews in part for my own nationwide business clients, for travel and activity inspiration! I’m a financial planner - CFP®️practitioner - with a focus on retirement wealth strategies, primarily serving business women and LGBTQ individuals. #VirtualPlanningCraftedWithCare®️) For a small town museum, this place is well worth a visit. It’s authentic and educational, not just for entertainment. It has cool displays, a video intro and the tour ends in their archaeology lab where you get to see live conservation work. It’s family-friendly, good for couples and seniors. The layout is easily accessible. The tickets were also fairly priced for the size of the museum and the conservation work they do. Plenty of parking and easy to find. It’s right next door to the pirates cove mini golf 😁

It was neat to see the history of the Whydah and some of the pieces that are currently being being worked on. Took about 20-25 minutes to do the full tour. No photography allowed inside the museum.

This is a GREAT MUSEUM with REAL artifacts and some treasure from an actual sunken pirates ship. There are cannons, pistols, gold and silver coins, silver dinnerware and much more. They have a lot of historical information about this ship and pirates in general. They also had a lab that you could walk through to see and learn about the cleansing process of the artifacts.

Travellers and Maties, we love a good pirate museum and this museum is a gem. There is a lot packed into this museum dedicated to the recovery of the pirate ship Wydah. There are so many things including the ships cannons, the ships stove, and even the ships treasures, like jewelry and very old coins. The history of the ship wreck is well documented and well told through visuals, physical exhibits, and audio. The concretion room is very interesting. It is parts of the ship that are encased in a concrete format under water that can’t be removed. They are in salt water tanks and kept filtered like the ocean. There are x rays of what is encased inside the large concrete rocks. The exhibit on the pirates was fascinating. We all felt sorry for the little boy who died. The pirate life was not always fun and easy and there exhibits devoted to what happened to the naughty pirates. This is a fun and interesting museum for the whole family. The gift shop has fun items as well. Take your time there is a lot to see. Check it out. We recommend. TLDR - great family fun

It is its own hidden treasure. We really did not know what the museum was about. After touring the museum we totally enjoyed it. Bought the book and we can not wait to learn more. We will be back! Definitely recommend checking it out.

It was awesome to see and touch real buried pirate treasure!! Having a pirate on site to take the kids through would be kind of cool because there were kids running around out of control at times!! The history of it was great!! Would be cool to have scheduled dates/times when Barry Clifford would be there to meet him!!!

This place was awesome. Our 3 year old, who is way into Pirates right now had a blast and walked thru it twice. It had some really good history components and I felt like I was in a discovery channel documentary. Definitely worth a stop.

This exceeded my expectations! This was fantastic – there was so much great information. The displays were interactive, and everything in this museum was actual and real! I would highly, highly recommend, taking the walking tour with the tour guide, Jessica. She not only creates the museum, but she also is responsible for preserving some of the artifacts that they have pulled up year after year. It is really interesting. There is a ton of information and the museum is really well done. The big pile of treasure in the display case is actually real, too so there’s lots of gold and silver. I highly recommend that you go – this was an amazing experience! Five stars – 10 if I could give it!

So much fun for the whole family. There is a scavenger hunt with a list of items and pictures to circle as you discover them. There are activities for kids and lots of information to gather for adults as well as kids. Go and discover for yourself!

Here's a little true background for all you history buffs. I worked on the original salvage of this wreck, and my parents and many family friends were collage friends of Clifford, and were original investors in this project. It should be known that Barry Clifford didn't discover the Whydah acting alone as he would have others believe - in fact the site was well known for many years by locals before he showed up, nor did he pay for the salvage out of his own pocket or do it alone. There were hundreds of thousands of dollars raised from various investors via "Maritime Explorations" his salvage company, who were issued stock certificates for their financial support, but most never received a dime in return or any credit. Clifford would have the public believe he acted alone and personally discovered and salvaged this wreck, which is just false. Once the site was verified and diving began in the summer of 1986, Clifford ended up pushing out his loyal friends and supporters, ignoring their claims and taking all the glory for himself. Clifford continues to generate a living from this museum but his story of the Whydah is also in large part fabricated, exaggerated and fictionalised with the help of sham archaeologist Ken Kinkor. "Black" Sam Bellamy is largely a fictional character. Clifford, like the pirates before him, has made a living out of outright stealing. The museum may be good, but just know, this museum is built on fraud. Also know that by supporting this museum you are supporting a liar and a thief. Photo below is the original stock certificate issued to my father who was one of several original investors, divers, ex-friends, and who never received anything for his efforts or investment, except one small momento 😎

An incredible museum. The only upset was that I had to leave early to go to work because when I booked the ticket online, it had 1-hour time slots so I understood that it would only takes an hour. In an hour and a half I didn’t even get through half of the museum. Not a downside because the museum has so much to see and it’s so well done. Just wish that I would’ve known that it would take longer so that I could’ve gone a day where I had more time. But I already bought my next ticket and I’m looking forward to going back and learning more.

This is a great place for kids and adults. Starting with a short film, the museum Takes you through the history of the pirate ship found off the coast of the cape in 1984, the Whydah. What they recovered is amazing including the world’s only pirate treasure, pure silver and gold. They have the galley stove, munitions and so much more. The artifacts are amazing. Definitely worth the stop. Plus we got cool t shirts in the gift shop! We went off-season in Feb.the only time we would venture to the Cape.

The stories, the artifacts, the "treasure maps" were all very nicely done. My 3 children enjoyed it as much as my wife, in-laws, and myself had. A touch out if the way from where we were staying while there, but worth the drive

We decided to visit Cape Cod peninsula on a day trip and this was one of the hidden gem we found on our way. The house is a museum of Edward Gorey life and works, the staff is welcoming and fun, and the experience is wonderfully weird and entertaining. The ticket cost only $8, and it’s really worth it! You will love the dark sense of humor of the hidden clues hunt in the house and you can buy some amazing artwork of Edward Gorey at the small store right at the entrance of the house.

Amazing experience! I’ve been a lifelong Gorey fan and we’ve now made two kiddos into fans as well. The scavenger hunt was super fun for kids and adults alike. Amusing signs and surprises hidden all over. Will definitely make this an annual visit!

One of the most interesting (and for some people, very difficult to understand) artists. I simply love his stuff. Visiting the Gorey house allowed me to understand how the artist who created the art that I've enjoyed for so long lived. It was fun and interesting and moving, and the docent was well informed and energetic. Highly recommended.

Such an amazing, wonderful, compelling museum. There are so many layers to Edward Gorey’s collection and art, and there’s something oddly comforting about it all. I plan to go back every time I visit Cape Cod.

This was a fantastic experience! The guide was knowledgeable and had a great sense of humor. We loved our visit.

Great little spot to learn about Gorey. He was an interesting artist. The docent provided some wonderful anecdotes. Definitely worth it.

What to do in Yarmouth? The Beach is nice, and I wouldn't miss the Pirate Museum but even better than both of those places is the Edward Gorey House. If you don't have a copy of the Gastlycrumb Tinies or remember the BBS Mystery opening theme you might have to look into Mr. Gorey, and really there's not a better way than visiting his house that they have converted to a museum. The volunteers are awesome, and really, it is worth your time to just see the place where he created many of his works and go through the pieces they have there. It's a really great time.

A great attraction on Cape Cod! Literary attractions are my favorites when I travel and I was so happy with this one. I love all the information throughout the house, the built-ins, the knowledgeable tour guide, and the quaint gift shop.

Get your gothic fix at this Cape American treasure! The house is frozen in time as if the artist himself just stepped out… Like a Victorian tea party with a side of arsenic, it’s elegant, refined, and yet somehow on the verge of chaos just like Mr. Gorey's motley crew of animal characters, orphans, eccentrics, and the occasional ghost!! Strengthen your sense of impending doom with a visit today. 👻

I haved loved Gorey since the 80s. My mom introduced me to his work, I loved the Mystery Theater opening. I finally made it to the house. Mary Ann was our guide, she was awesome really kept our interest and very knowledgeable. The house/museum was so fascinating. I hope next time I'll be able to meet the kittens upstairs.

A very unique museum that offers you a glimpse into the quirky world of Edward Gorey. Everywhere you look, there's something to take in. Each thing a little more interesting than the last. I find the staff to be super knowledgeable and friendly and helpful. It's an amazing thing to try to figure out how this man's mind worked and to get a glimpse into his world. Highly recommend if you're in the area that you stop by. The grounds are interesting as well.

Beautiful sunset view with a very long boardwalk over the marsh. Right before sunset there are a lot of cars coming in trying to find parking, so suggest you get there a bit earlier. While busy, everyone was nice and there were no problems using the boardwalk. The end of the boardwalk can get full on a nice evening. Looking for crabs in the marsh while walking the boardwalk is fun for the kiddos.

This was a fun adventure that was unexpected. If you have not been here, please go with your family. You can watch the sun set directly directly downwards. In addition, there is the longest boardwalk I've ever been on. Names are engraved into each plank. It is absolutely beautiful the marsh and the landscape the of the ocean.

Great little spot to visit at sunset. Peaceful and picture perfect 😊

The boardwalk over the marshes is very nice, but I'm not sure it's worth the $20 fee for the day if you're not going to spend time on the beach. The beach itself is very small so it gets crowded easily even with a half-full parking lot. It took us about 10 minutes to walk the boardwalk and see the nice view, which we very much regretted spending $20 for even though it was very pretty

It's very difficult to say one location on Cape Cod is the most beautiful, but this place is certainly up there on that list. A long boardwalk extends out into the tidal bays giving you stunningly beautiful scenes. The parking lot is on the smaller side but that's only an issue during peak season. Perfect spot for a beautiful sunset. A couple benches offer seating out at the end of the boardwalk.

The boardwalk and trails are a wonderful experience for children, and the playground and picnic pavilion with restrooms are nice amenities to the small beach and boat launch.

Just a great place to watch the sunset. It looks to be a local favorite, but the social media draws also could be reason for crowd size near sunset. We came near low tide, should try again at high tides.

A very beautiful place, the sea breeze makes you think of those places that you have visited and that remain with you forever.

It was so beautiful and peaceful. Did get quite busy around sunset but it was still beautiful to watch. At low tide the water Gets so low you can walk pretty far out on the sand. The water is calm when the tide is high for swimming but otherwise the beach is small and also has a boat launch area.

Grays beach is beautiful and you wouldn’t even know it’s there. Just in the north Dennis/Yarmouth area. Just to the left of corporation beach on the map. Some tips get there a little early cause it’s very popular and don’t want to be looking for a parking spot while the sun is setting. And the most important thing. Bring bug spray or cover up. It can ruin it. I’ve seen too many people freak out and leave before the sunset.the main reason for coming.anyway. Not the greatest beach. Wouldn’t take the family there for the day it’s definitely a place to go see the sunset after spending the day at a more serious beach. Don’t forget camera.

There are so many mini-golf choices on the Cape, but Putter’s Paradise is one of our favorites. Simple old school course with some charming hand carved figures along the course. If you’re looking for bells & whistles it’s probably not the course for you, but we’ve been happy to visit “Miss Tina” year after year. They have some great ice cream as well.

Great customer service, awesome design and delicious ice cream

We love to play mini-golf there. It is shady and well maintained. They offer a second 18 holes for free. Quite a bonus!! There is an icecream stand on the premises as well. The staff is courteous as well.

This golf course is a must for my family at least once a year. My wife has been going for as long as she can remember.. so it holds a bit of sentimental value. They are awesome anyway. There are lots of fun characters all around, icecream, free second rounds, and a free game with a hole in one. LUCIEN GOT ONE THIS LAST TIME!!!!

The two ice cream cones he gave us were fine, except for the bottom of the cake cones had holes in them. The chocolate milkshake I was so looking forward to tasted discusting. I don't know what happened to it but he disappeared for five minutes and came back with milkshake in hand.. ice cream DOES NOT taste like this. Absolutely disgusting. We didn't even ask for our money back we just wanted to get the h*ll out of there.

Edited 8/25/23: Increased rating to three stars because the business reached out to apologize and offered to make it up to us. The experience itself was really awful, but it sounds like it's something they're actively working to remedy. Original Review: Agree with other reviewers saying customer service is shoddy. Showed up at 10:30 PM on a Sunday was told they were closed for mini golf but we could get ice cream. Hours listed at venue and online are incorrect, they close early for their own convenience.

Shakes- delicious! Customer service skills- shoddy! My boyfriend ordered a shake. It was clear as day. They didn't add it to the tab and then when we asked where it was they just acted like we were stupid. I don't particularly enjoy feeling gaslit at places, but we ordered the other shake. Correct customer service response should have been: "Oh, I'm sorry for mishearing. It didn't get put on the tab, see? So unfortunately you'll have to pay." Instead, there was zero apology. I get these things happen but it was her attitude over it that left a sour taste in my mouth. Needless to say, because we had to wait around extra for everything, the company lost the money I'd have thrown at them for 3 people to play a round of mini golf. Also kinda sucked we didn't get to eat together as a family because she had to make up the other drink due to a compassionateless lack of auditory skills. Every action has causes and effects. And last night's actions lost this business revenue AND earned them this lackluster review. I also witnessed them turning parties away for mini golf at 9:15 when it says they close at 10. Imo they either need to change the mini golf hours so they can stop irritating people, or you need to change your employee roster. I get that nobody wants to wait around at your job until late- I've worked retail. I've worked at a gas station where I was 2 hours over store close because nobody would get off the gas pumps! But if a place is open until a certain time, us tourists are going to assume that we can arrive there and do things until the closing hours, not get turned away to strictly make the employees lives easier. There's other places. Go to those.

The course has run into terrible disrepair, and at $12/person, it's downright robbery! There are courses within walking distance at a cheaper price that are beautifully landscaped, but this course had tears in it's greens on almost every hole and severe water damage. Very sad since one family mentioned it wasn't always that way, but downright awful for this price.