Cape Cod’s “Brewster in Bloom” – this weekend April 30 – May 2

by Helen on April 27th, 2010

We often talk about the wonders you can find along Cape Cod’s Route 6A, and this weekend (April 30 – May 2) you can enjoy the town of  Brewster’s celebration of the arrival of spring. “Brewster in Bloom“ is just a 20 minute drive from our bed and breakfast inn, and this 3-day event includes crafts and antiques fairs, [...]

Enjoy your Cape Cod spring fling and stay at our luxury B & B Inn

by Mike on April 7th, 2010

What a week we have had here on Cape Cod. Temperatures have been climbing with these last few days of sunshine and we all seem to be taking advantage of  it. The question is are you? There is no better time to visit Cape Cod than at this time of year, and particularly in beautiful [...]

Historic Cape Cod names with an “Old England” connection

by Helen on March 29th, 2010

 Some first-time visitors to Cape Cod are amazed to discover that the peninsula/island is a lot more than just a sand-dune, and that in fact Cape Cod is 65 miles long, has 15 separate towns and an area of almost 400 square miles. Any English visitor here (as we were, at one time) will recognise town names, but [...]

Arts and Crafts along Cape Cod’s Old King’s Highway

by Mike on March 23rd, 2010

 Whether you have come to Cape Cod for the glorious beaches, stunning vistas or the serene calm, vacation or weekend break, you will have the opportunity if not the inclination, to visit any number of artists’ and craftspeoples’ exhibitions, which are mostly displayed in their private homes. The many things you will see and love [...]

Bed and Breakfast Cape Cod: Off-Season Vacation

by Cassels on January 26th, 2009

This is just one example of the beauty waiting for you when you come to our Bed and breakfast in Cape Cod! Many of the fun activities you are looking forward to are only a stroll from our Cape Cod Bed and Breakfast. Come to Yarmouth Port during the winter and take advantage of how [...]