Step back in time right here in present day. This is a historic and important cape cod league. The…read moreteam has a nice center of town simple ballpark. Get there 30 min early to get a parking spot. Admission free but donate because these players are trying to make it to the next level and typically are hosted by families and far from home. Fun environment with music and concessions. They take credit card and cash. Bring a chair or bleachers are shady by 630 pm.

they fired their head coach who was one of the biggest parts of the community. this shows that they…read moredo not care about the community, they could have announced that it would be his last season and given everybody a chance to say goodbye to him and thank him for all the amazing things hes done but no they decide to post it on instagram because thats what the community deserves.

Friendly place Great ice cream selection and Hot Dogs pretty…read moregood. All prices were very fair. This is a good stop to bring the kids.

The sales people were super nice. We purchased Polywood loveseats from them and are very happy…read morewith them. And even when we had a couple of issues they followed up. I also like the store because they have interesting and useful souvenirs for for Cape natives, wash ashore and visitors.

It's a nice park that is located beside what looks like a school and has a wonderful big…read moreplayground. I wouldn't know much about the games taking place as I am not familiar with baseball perse but I know the games I attended were well serviced with hotdogs, hamburgers, pizzas, pretzels and more! They even had chopped up onions which were so yum.

Nice, quiet park. We mainly came here looking for a jungle gym and were happy to find one, complete…read morewith a swingset with both toddler and big swings. Maybe it is new because a previous poster said there wasn't any kid stuff here. You can't see the playground from the entrance but it is just a short walk down the gravel road. The park is just across the street from the Silvershell Inn.

Horses dogs and…read morebirds The Charles Washburn Park is a peaceful and scenic place tucked away down a small street in a quiet part of the town of Marion. It's a site of numerous equestrian events and has several horse riding areas that can be used anytime. Besides the equines the park also has an area for dogs. It's not fenced in but the folks can bring their canines in the area behind one of the horse rings to run and play with the other canines. The park also has some beautiful wooded areas and cranberry bogs and makes a nice place for a gentle hike. It's very flat and it's actually more suited for walking than actually hiking but the area is lovely, especially in the winter or fall. Lots of birds make this their home and bird watching groups gathering here during the year to catch a glimpse of their favorite feathered friend. Washburn is a different type of park that seems to cater to critters more than to humans, even though it does have baseball and soccer fields for the bipeds to use. A pleasant and peaceful place to visit if you happen to have a dog, horse or just want to see some birds or nature.

Extremely cute little marketplace located in New Seabury. Steps away from Popponeset Inn and a 5…read moreminute walk from the cottages by the beach. So convenient if you don't feel like driving far for food and drinks! - Nightly concerts in The summertime - a few dining options (seafood, pizza, ice cream, and coffee/breakfast). Coffee Table has very yummy iced coffee - Picnic tables and limited outdoor seating - cute little clothing/home/souvenir shops - bike rentals

We had a great time! The course is old fashioned and a bit shabby, but also very charming, unique,…read moreand super friendly.

Great baseball field at YD high-school. Watched the YD redsox play here twice, awesome game. Great…read morefans. Free to get in with bleacher seating or bring your own chairs. Food concession with everything you would want fom a baseball concession, peanuts, hotdogs, etc. Great people working there. Fun time.

Red Wilson Field is one of the most iconic baseball destinations on the Cape. Since I was a little…read morekid, my family and friends have been coming back every summer to watch the Y-D Red Sox take the field in the Cape Cod Baseball League. As far as Cape league ball parks go, the amenities are okay. Like a few other parks, the field does not have lights, which prevents it from hosting late games. The field of view for fans is also tight. While hundreds of people pile into the park, they end up bunched up and strung along the foul lines. The park is fairly flat besides one ridge, so there aren't high vantage points to spread people along. You either sit on the bleachers or try your best to squeeze your chair somewhere. Despite those limitations, a Y-D Red Sox game is an unforgettable experience. The park has a couple legendary food options. NOW BATTING: the Sinker Burger, the Hurler Burger, and the Boston Screamer. These bizarre burgers are served on donuts (jelly, plain, cinnamon, sugar, Boston creme). It's an essential must-try in the Cape Cod experience, unless you have high-blood pressure. There is also a pitching cage for kids to test their speed and plenty of room away from the action for people to throw the ball around. Some of the older volunteers have been there for over a decade and it's as wholesome as CCBL experiences come. I've seen some classic Y-D Sox teams and amazing Cape players grace this playing surface. One moment you're seeing Kyle Schwarber win the championship with Wareham, and the next he's winning the World Series with the Cubs. I seriously recommend making this a destination if you're visiting the Cape!

This review is for the course. Reservation Golf Club is a picturesque course in Mattapoisett…read moreoffering great views of the harbor and Ned's Point light. It is a ten hole course. The back nine consists of the tenth hole and then repeating holes 2 through 9 to complete a full round. It is a fun course that will have you use every club in your bag. Several membership levels including a social membership that gives you access to the clubhouse and bar with 2 rounds per month. Great atmosphere in the clubhouse with cheap drinks.

Wonderful hidden gem in Mattapoisett. 9 hole course that is very challenging. Beautifully layout…read moreand well manicured, this course can give you all you can handle.

We travelled from far west USA to Cape Cod watch great baseball and watch up and coming (by…read moreinvitation only) baseball players for 5 days. The games are in the evenings as the players train or are in/conduct clinics during the day. This is baseball at its finest--games played nightly at 4-5 locations locally (longest was about 40 minutes away) at well-maintained high school fields. Donations are encouraged, otherwise games and parking are free. We were there during the draft, and as they introduced players (who came from all over the USA) they reported what major league team had drafted the player. Very fun, up close and relaxing. There are the usual hot dogs and snacks, it is extremely casual; most sites have bleachers but bring you own chair is just fine. Very family oriented, lots of happy kids. There is a surprising number of things to do during the day, including a white sand beach, water park, pirate museum, mini golf, and day trips to Plymouth or Hyannis, some very nice local restaurants (mostly casual dining) and plenty of seafood. This is a casual adventure, no stuffy restaurants or locales. Lots of local resorts, but choose carefully. If you don't have kids, most hotels are oriented to kids and kid activities and feel a bit like east coast summer camps. There are a couple chains, like the Hampton Inn and Suites in Yarmouth that provide an option.

What? Nobody has reviewed the Cape Cod Baseball League?…read more Heavily funded by MLB, ten teams of some of the best college baseball players stay with local families and play summer baseball using wooden bats. Games are free and take place in numerous cities on the Cape. The League produces many future MLB players. The Giants' Brian Wilson and A's Matt Carson both played for Hyannis in the CCBL. We saw a game in Hyannis (on the high school campus). Falmouth Commodores v. Hyannis Harbor Hawks. The Hawks won on a walk off double. Good times. It was a lovely night and since it was a makeup game for a previous rain out, hardly anyone was there. Bleacher seating. Locals also take blankets to sit around the edge of the field. A nice park with concession stand. I'm sure games get more crowded as high season kicks in at the Cape.