This farm is absolutely amazing! It was well worth the drive from Chatham with our baby to visit…read morethe animals, see the beautiful scenery, and enjoy the Farmer's Market. There are even toy Spaghetti dolls available for just $10, which is a bargain! We didn't venture down the boardwalk, since we have a stroller and didn't want to inconvenience people (although other people had strollers on the walkway) but from what we could see, the sight was unbelievable. Yes, the area with animals is smallish, but for a 17th century farm that runs on donations and volunteers, it's extremely tidy, incredibly well kept, and charming. While it's not a "petting zoo," where you can feed animals, I appreciate that the farm isn't exploiting their animals and allowing people to over feed them with pellets. In our opinion, the fact that the animals are respected and fed quality diets makes the experience richer, and teaches children and adults to appreciate the beauty of nature and animals for what they are. My husband wasn't keen on driving early on a Sunday morning, but he has not stopped gushing over how wonderful it was. We recommend visiting to see it for yourself! Also, there's TONS of parking.

Taylor-Bray Farm is a beautiful property to visit out on the cape. The animals are really well…read morecared for and the views through the grounds and off of the boardwalk are terrific. Would be great to come here while there's an even going on so you'll have something to do. I really enjoyed my time here and I'm grateful for the care and keeping of this land for visitors. Donate!

This is the most authentically Cape Cod place to shop you'll find. The goods sold here are…read moreauthentic, local-artisan made products, not cheap, touristy souvenirs. The stand sells a variety of goods from home-grown vegetables to homemade lip balms, and artwork and jewelry made by the owner -- who is extremely friendly -- and her son. Offerings change based on the season and time available to hand-make goods for sale.

Great farm stand with fresh grown veggies, beautiful cut flowers grown right there, and handcrafted…read moreart, woodworkings, lip balms, and more. Not only is there a constantly changing variety of goods but the farm stand itself is displayed beautifully and just invites you in to come take a look! One hundred percent recommend and I will definitely be going back myself. Also the owner is incredibly friendly if you happen to catch her out working the garden when you stop by.

I remember visiting the Cape Cod Museum of Natural History as a child and remembered it being a…read morepretty cool place. Now as a parent with a young child and as adult this place is awesome! Situated along 6A in Brewster towards Dennis CCMNH is a gem of a find. Admission is free for kids under 3, to learn more about the natural history of Cape Cod, $8 for kids 3-12, $15 for ages 13-64, and $12 for 65+. You get so much for your admission (although there is a slight upcharge of $5 to be able to enter the butterfly enclosure) and it is only a few dollars more to purchase a membership. You can explore the physical museum and learn about the natural history of Cape Cod and the local Native Americans, see the live honey bee hive, read and see exhibits that display native birds and species to Cape Cod, bring the kiddos to the interactive kids section (which does include live reptiles), and head downstairs where there is an impressive aquatic collection of local sea creatures, which includes turtles, fish, horseshoe crabs, seahorses, jelly fish, and more. The museum itself is well maintained and clean. Beyond the museum is the preservation of protected land. There are multiple walking trails (that yes we have easily used our jogger stroller on, but of course do not walk outside of the trail out of respect for wildlife preservation) to explore. The trails are well labeled and many display the names of native fauna. If the tide is low you can even take the walk down to Wing Island through marshland. Wing Island is beautiful and offers two walking trail points to the beach. The views are pristine and a perfect representation of the Brewster flats and classic Cape Cod beaches. You do not need to be a active athlete to enjoy the trails and apart from the stairs down to the beach everything else is relatively flat. CCMNH also offers guided tours of the area with insights regarding Cape Cod nature and history should you be interested. Although we have not taken advantage of all the programming that CCMNH has to offer there is a calendar during the busier tourist season that is full of different conservation, family, and camp events. You can easily spend half a day here if you explored the full museum and nature trails. This is a place where there is something for everyone and the payment in admission is a worthy investment in the preservation of what makes Cape Cod so remarkable. We look forward to our next visit!

Every time I come here, at least one staff member is extremely rude. It's expensive and it's one of…read morethe only museums on cape that doesn't allow library passes or any wic discounts, which discourages the locals from enjoying it and learning about the local history. The high entrance fee you pay doesn't pay for the whole museum, either. You have to pay extra to see butterflies, and even more extra to feed them. The website and front desk say they take cash but they refused to take it. When I insisted and pointed to sign saying they take cash the worker announced loudly in front of a lobby of people not to let me kids in, we haven't paid! (I was holding the cash while we waited for change to come from another part of the museum) . The staff(or volunteer) in the aquarium was I extremely rude too. This museum is meant for children and to show such little tolerance for their questions and curiosity is sad. On the contrary the science center staff was kind and engaging, but it didn't make up for the salty taste the negative experience made. Beyond that, several parts of grounds were in disrepair and even dangerous. It needs some upkeep, some training, and to be part of the community in a way they currently are not.

The reason we visited this fair for the first time was to see the Puppies of Penzance show and it…read moredid not disappoint. So adorable! Highly highly recommend. The rest of the day was fun too. I was pulled from the audience to be a part of the mime show. My 3.5 year old daughter got to see so many animals. The stunt show was a bit odd because a father was filling in for his son who was seriously injured on Wednesday night during a performance. We didn't know what happened though until we googled and were very thrown by this show must go on routine. Yikes. But overall, 3 generations all enjoyed the fair: granddaughter - grandparents

Rides are super good they make you so happy! But they didn't have the zipper which made me sad.read more

Very easy and free activity to do for a date or family visit! Loved the little gift shop for…read moresouvenirs or a gift for yourself. It all smells so good. The grounds pup, Cedar, was so cute and friendly. Highly recommend coming, taking a short walk around, and picking something up at the gift shop!

This is a very cute spot to visit and walk around. After I walked around the grounds, I sat on…read moretheir deck and enjoyed a lavender lemonade popsicle. It was very peaceful.

The golf course was in excellent shape in June 2026! Tee boxes, greens, and fairways all well…read moremaintained. Regrettably, there are some golfers that can't seem to get with the program and repair their divots, fix ball marks, or put their cigarette butts in the trash. But, there are always a small group of cretins on the course. Only negative? $9 for a can of Budweiser. I'll need counseling. Cheers! RS

Went to the Cape Club for dinner with my family and had a wonderful experience. The wait staff was…read morevery attentive, live music on the back deck was great, and the food was 10/10. Can't wait to go back, and will be telling friends to go as well. Plus the sunset view was a nice touch.

Awesome location over look the Massachusetts bay…read more Beautiful summer evening .Gets hot by the day and cool down as the sun goes down.. Food and service was good .

One of the most picturesque venues in New England. They can do it all - from weddings to galas,…read morethis venue has you covered. They define hospitality. You'll have rave reviews hosting an event here!!

ks, happy to read your review on E&T. I'll always remember fondly eating at Lyric in Yarmouth Port…read moreand looking up at the waiter and saying: "These salad greens came from E&T!" The waiter had an incredulous look on his face as he said: "Ya, how did you know!" Our experience is the farm owner is usually around if not at a food fair. He is rightfully proud of his farm and always happy to give visitors a tour. On the way out, don't forget to buy a bottle of honey! Yup, he also raises bees.