Welcome to June 1st everyone! Hope your Spring has started out on the right foot. I would like to provide some recommendations around the best places to visit while you spend some time on beautiful Cape Cod. If you haven’t made your Summer plans now is the perfect time to start thinking about it. One …
It’s official: We will have a longer winter, according to America’s beloved groundhog meteorologist. Punxsutawney Phil rose from his burrow and saw his shadow Thursday morning in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, in front of a large Groundhog Day crowd as the nation anxiously waited to see what he would predict. With that being said it’s time for us to start …
Read moreStarting Thinking Springtime! 9 Great Hikes on Cape Cod!
Within a short distance of both the Boston metropolitan area and most of New England, Cape Cod National Seashore is a popular getaway for many northeast visitors. This has been a common summer destination for decades. In fact, Cape Cod National Seashore attracts more visitors than Yosemite and Glacier National Parks, and the same number of visitors annually as Acadia National Park (located …
The first half of autumn in Cape Cod is sometimes called “the second summer.” In September, the peninsula is liberated from crowds of tourists and available for a peaceful vacation in solitude. The grass around the sea coast turns yellow, while maples, beech trees, and oaks paint everything red, brown, and golden. This time is …
Nauset Marsh in Eastham is classic Cape Cod kayaking, located as it is within the confines of the Cape Cod National Seashore. It combines a salt pond bay, a saltwater marsh, sand flats and a barrier beach, and avid kayakers can paddle for miles there exploring all the inlets, creeks and channels that sit behind Nauset Beach. You’ll certainly see plenty …
Cape Cod has several hiking and biking trails, which give visitors direct access to the area’s most untouched natural beauty. These trails typically do not have much elevation gain or loss, instead they meander gently through forests and salt marshes, looping around kettle ponds and skirting ocean beaches along the way. Below are just a …
Updated February 27, 2023
Dear Old Manse Inn Family,
Charlie and Brian hope that this note finds you all doing well. We hope you enjoyed the 2022 season as much as we have here at the Inn. This past year has been the most busy the Inn has ever been! We thought 2021 was our best season, but 2022 eclipsed that by almost 20%. We hope that has something to do with the many improvements we have made and also to the new breakfasts that we have served each year.
While we are closed, the off season renovation activity has been on fire over the last few months! The sheer number of updates and renovations we have planned is staggering when we start to think about it – and cleaning up will be pretty staggering as well! LOL Please subscribe to our newsletter if you want more details on what we have planned.
Advanced reservations this year for 2023 have soared as folks look to get away more and we are reaching capacity already on a few dates for 2023. If you have any questions about booking a reservation or want more details about your stay, please reach out directly to us at the Inn via email (innkeeper@oldmanseinn.com or phone 508-896-3149). We look forward to welcoming you all for a great stay!
All Our Best,
Brian & Charlie