The last time I stopped in at the Falmouth Town Hall it was over five years ago before we moved…read moreback to the area. We came to purchase a dump sticker for a family member and overall were dissapointed by the rude staff. This time around the experience was very different in a good way. I stopped in this afternoon to purchase our beach stickers. The staff at the front desk was polite and when I got to the window I needed the cashiers were also very pleasant. One of our registrations still had our old address and they went out of their way to look up our information to provide us the sticker. In the end, I'm happy with the visit and hope that this track record continues. The only dissapointment with this town hall is that it can be incredibly tough to get them on the phone.

I work with a lot of town halls and this one squarely falls into the pack. When obtaining a…read moremunicipal lien certificate the town tax collector requires payment in advance but I learned that you can also send payments by mail, so long as a return envelope is included.

I I know that this isn't a typical place to review but I thought that I would construct one after…read moremy last visit to this leaf dump. Growing up in Falmouth I have spent a lot of time coming to and from this particular dump. This dump allows you to drop off not only grass clippings but leaves and other seasonal yard clippings at no cost. In the past this dump has been amazing because the staff was always making sure the dump piles weren't so massive that it made it difficult to drop off a load. This weekend when I visited I was a bit let down because the town has let this dump slip away a bit. The road into the dump needs to be graded and it was full of potholes. The dump piles were also so large that it made it difficult to find a safe place to drop off while not being in other people's way. Overall, this place has been much better in the past and could definitely get back to that point if the staff gave it a little TLC.

Came here to participate in the Cape Cod Synchronized Skating Classic. This is the first year it…read morewas held in Hyannis. My biggest beef was the serious lack of parking. I easily had a 10 minute walk from the illegal parking spot I found. There is a snack bar in the lobby. But no where to sit.

I went to buy my beach sticker. What a great place for the community. I walked around and checked…read moreit out. Staff was very friendly too. Indoor sports and games and a walking track. Very reasonably priced.

AMAZING AMAZING AMAZING !! Lisa Sandy and Carol are just the best! USPS take care of these hard…read moreworkers just like they take care of all the local folks of North Eastham!!

This is such a beautiful and historic town on the cape. We spent time at a beach house on Hardings…read morebeach, just minutes from downtown Chatham. It was super accessible to shops, eateries, hotels, beaches, and all the charm you're looking for when escaping to this area. Many of the locals were friendly and helpful. We went to the stop and shop a couple times for groceries and found myself saying "wow this is bigger than I imagined" it's a quaint town that is definitely in 2025, with everything you need. The Main St. really is worth spending the day shopping and sight seeing. Bonus that to get to Chatham you go through a ton of other little towns and see all the new england charm

A visit to this beautiful library has moved me to add it to the yelp listings. We originally went…read moreto print out our parking pass for game 6 of the World Series, but found a little gem. The library itself looks historic & matches the area well. There are parking stalls along the right side of the building. Once inside the library you will see rich wood everywhere! Four computers with a printer available at 15 cents a sheet. The staff and the patrons were so kind and helpful. Comfortable seating to relax and read. The grandfather clock also sets this library apart. It does announce the time and shows itself off. If you need something printed this is the library that is worth a quick stop. GO RED SOX!!!!

Great house tour by national seashore docent. And u can walk around the grounds. Granted there are…read morelots o bugs so be prepped w bug spray!

This is a fine example of 19th century European architecture where you'd least expect to find it:…read moreon Cape Cod. The home of a New Bedford whaling captain built in the mid 1800s, the Penniman House has been preserved as a National Historic site on the Cape Code National Seashore, and the house is just beautiful. We couldn't find info on hours or tours on the website, so we headed out to the Cape hoping that we'd get lucky, but apparently the house is only open T-Th from 1-4, with guided tours on Saturdays. Nevertheless, it was a fascinating visit. The grounds are tiny, though, so don't go expecting some vast tract of land and giant house a la Tory Row in Boston. This was very minimalist as far as European style was concerned, but for a house on the Cape, it's pretty amazing. All of the original details on the moldings are still intact, and peering through the windows, we saw that the old floors and wallpaper had been also preserved. There is also a beautiful carriage house. The most awesome thing about this house has to be the whale jawbone entry gate when you first walk up to it from the parking lot. It's a real sperm whale jawbone painted white and affixed to posts of wood to act as an archway. Minus one star for the weird hours plus scant information on the weird hours online. The Cape Code National Seashore site is confusing as it is; I really think they should maybe look at redesigning their site to make it more accessible. But I definitely recommend the Penniman House as a short stop if you're on Route 6 on your way up the Cape. It's a nice 15 minute break and a great photo op.

Every time I walk in, I'm greeted with a smile & one Q.. 'How can I help you?'…read more The large gym, weight room, cycles, a well-lived pool table or two, classes, seminars shared with & some separate from the Harwich Council on Aging, a great NPO that shares the SW portion of the main building... and FREE WiFi can align with most interests &/or preferences, #imho. On the first TH of each month, there is a FREE Pasta dinner with lively convos happening amongst the guests, but participation is not required. A 'Rubber Ducky' competition just ended, & a Jelly Bean Guess is next, so you still have time! Jen & the other staff are helpful and super nice. If you haven't been there already, might I suggest walking in one day and experiencing it for yourself? I've found it to be a nice, little respite niche on more than one occasion.