Beach sticker office treats it like they are guarding the holy grail. The woman "helping"'s…read moreattitude came complete with eye rolls. And I live here.

If you told me the town offices exist as a way to make sure nothing gets done, I would believe it…read more Every time I have to deal with them I am told incorrect information and what should be a simple and EASY process of getting a dump/beach sticker becomes a bureaucratic nightmare. If you have to deal with these people I am sorry. They are not good or not interested in being good at what they do.

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!!

Always fast and knowledgeable service. Staff is the best and will always lend a helping hand.read more

I love this post. Seriously. All the staff are nice and honest and informative. They have the best…read moreattitude with grumpy people and box owners but honestly they put more effort into their jobs than basically any other post office I've had the experience with in extensive business and personal experience with brick and mortar post offices. I don't even live in this town and I chose to come here for my mail and shipping needs before ups or fed ex or basically anywhere else if I can avoid it. I even had a virtual mail box at a Third party retailer that I supposed would be better but I'm not going anywhere else now. Locally past orleans this is the best place to chose !

Enriching lives and…read moreeducating children Enriching lives and educating children is one what biography states the purpose of the Eastham Library is. Definitely a pretty accurate description, this is a library that does a lot of things and manages to look really nice doing it. The first library in Eastham was found back in 1878 and like most libraries back then the books were just stuck in the back of the general store. By 1897 the present building was constructed and has served ever since. The present Eastham Library is a small but quaint looking building that looks like it belongs on Cape Cod and blends in very well with it's surroundings. It even has a little model of the real library in the front that would make a nice doghouse for one of the local curs. The library is actually much larger than it seems from the outside and holds 45,000 items. Besides the usually books. magazines, videos, music, computers and puzzles the library also has some great articles on local history, some artifacts and displays and a great genealogy department. A very friendly and accommodating place that attracts, enriches, educates and welcomes visitors from all of New England.

My sanctuary! The kids room is absolutely adorable and the free wifi is so necessary! When I need a…read morebreak from the beach (I know, tough life!) this is where I go for a quick visit, except Mondays, it's not open! Music, DVD, books - all neatly displayed!

Cute little assembly of old lighthouses that were moved to a little park area due to beach erosion…read more One lighthouses looks like I imagine it would have looked in the past and the two others are missing their lights. There's a small park and some picnic tables as well as a sign about the history of the lighthouses that, unfortunately, seemed kind of weathered. We made a stop here because we'd never seen it, out of town friends mentioned it to us as interesting and, well, we were running out of outdoor places to explore during COVID. We then took a walk on the beach. Cute if you're a lighthouse enthusiast or you want to do something outdoors as well like walk the beach, but I wouldn't make a special trip just to see these little lighthouses.

I love lighthouses and the history that they hold. The Three Sisters are no exception. I visited…read moreduring the off season so I couldn't go in but I understand that there are tours. It is a short walk from the main (in season paid) lot at Nauset Beach but I parked in one of the 2 spaces on the side of the road at the site. There are actually 3 parking spaces at The Three Sisters. One is accessible. There is an informational sign at the site telling about how "Three Sisters Lit the Way". This has great information but read more details online. You can see why these are on the register of historic places. Don't be surprised 2 of them don't have a light any longer.