Scenic Shores of Cape Cod National Seashore

Great destination! Enjoyed the open trail and peaceful outdoor atmosphere.

The best cleanest beaches to visit..

Visited Fort Hill area. Coast guard beach today, Cool weather keeping people away. Great bike path ride

It was early December, but the view is amazing. Loved it.

Haven't been here in a while and was surprised that they are allowing the Town of Truro to charge $100 for a "resident" parking permit in order for visitors to park in the tiny parking lots for several beaches along the National Seashore. If you reserve a motel room in Truro for 8 days, you are issued a proof of residence document, allowing you to drive to the Truro Beach Office to purchase a parking permit good for several beaches which belong to the National Park System. But, here's the catch; There's a weird d arrangement between the National Park Service and Truro where by Truro maintains the beach, removing debris and keeping the parking lot clean and visitors pay $100 to park their car in the lot for the time they stay in Truro. I couldn't get more than 8 days reservation and if you go to the beach 5 times it's $20 a day. Locals can walk, bike or get there early. If you are not local, and don't get there by 8AM you won't be able to use your "resident" parking permit. So, my point is, Cape Cod National Seashore in actually a misnomer. There is inadequate parking for beach goers, except in "designated beaches" (there's three) and those miles of pristine beaches under the designation of a National Park are inaccessible to those who pay taxes to maintain the National Park System. I would like to see someone challenge this system by getting a parking ticket and fighting to see that the National Park System is indeed responsible to the People of the United States and make our National Seashore more accessable to those who pay taxes to enjoy this beautiful place...