CAPE COD TOWNS
Mashpee, MA
about mashpee
The Cape's Intersection of History & Modern Living
Mashpee is a unique town with historic and culturally-significant roots. As home to the Wampanoag Tribe, Mashpee maintains a profound connection to its indigenous traditions, language, and the natural beauty of its coastal landscape.
EXPLORE THE BEACHES
Beach Days in Mashpee
Mashpee offers a stunning coastal escape where the pristine dunes of the Nantucket Sound meet the tranquil shores of the Cape’s largest freshwater lakes. South Cape Beach State Park is a favorite featuring over a mile of white sand, scenic hiking trails, and panoramic views of Martha’s Vineyard. For those who prefer a break from the salt, Attaquin Park provides a beautiful setting on the shores of Mashpee-Wakeby Pond — perfect for swimming, paddleboarding, or lounging.
LOCAL ACTIVITIES
Things to Do in Mashpee
Visitors can immerse themselves in the living history of the "People of the First Light" at the Mashpee Wampanoag Indian Museum or visit the Old Indian Meeting House, the oldest church on the Cape. For a more modern pace, Mashpee Commons offers a sophisticated, walkable village filled with upscale boutiques, independent bookstores, and award-winning dining. Outdoor lovers will enjoy exploring the lush woodland trails of the Lowell Holly Reservation.
