Where to Stay: InnSeason Resorts on Cape Cod
Staying at one of the InnSeason Resorts on Cape Cod offers the perfect gateway to explore the charm and beauty of the Cape. Whether you choose InnSeason Resorts Surfside, InnSeason Resorts Captain's Quarters, InnSeason Resorts HarborWalk all located in Falmouth, you’ll enjoy easy access to nearby beaches, scenic bike trails, and classic Cape experiences. Each resort offers inviting amenities, like outdoor pools, fire pits, and spacious accommodations - designed to make you feel right at home. Start your day with coffee overlooking the water and end it with a glass of wine by the fire as the sun sets, vacation mode starts the moment you arrive.
Things to Do in Falmouth:
1. Hit the Beaches
Falmouth is home to several pristine beaches, each with its own character. Old Silver Beach is a favorite for all with its warm, calm waters and soft sand. Surf Drive Beach is closer to town and great for a quick swim or a scenic stroll.
2. Stroll Through Main Street
Downtown Falmouth offers a mix of boutique shopping, art galleries, and local dining. Grab a cone from Ben & Bill’s Chocolate Emporium, browse locally made crafts, and enjoy fresh seafood at one of the many restaurants with outdoor patios.
3. Ride the Shining Sea Bikeway
This scenic bike trail runs 10.7 miles from North Falmouth to Woods Hole and offers stunning views of salt marshes, cranberry bogs, and Vineyard Sound. Bring your own bike or rent one locally for an unforgettable ride.
4. Take a Day Trip to Martha’s Vineyard
The ferry from Woods Hole to Martha’s Vineyard is only about 45 minutes and adds an exciting island adventure to your Cape Cod itinerary. Once on the island, explore charming towns like Oak Bluffs and Edgartown, rent mopeds, or simply enjoy the coastal vistas.
Dining Highlights in Falmouth
- The Glass Onion – Fine dining in an elegant but relaxed setting, perfect for a romantic night out.
- Quarterdeck Restaurant – A nautical-themed favorite for lobster rolls and clam chowder.
- Maison Villatte – A must-visit French bakery known for exquisite pastries and strong espresso.
Tips for Visiting in the Summer
- Book early: Summer is peak season on the Cape, so secure your resort and ferry tickets in advance.
- Beat the crowds: Visit popular spots early in the morning or on weekdays for a more peaceful experience.
- Pack layers: Even in summer, Cape Cod evenings can be cool near the water.