PLEASE NOTE: There will be no daily housekeeping, though fresh linens & towels may be provided to guest for self-service.
Experience all there is to see and do in the historical town of Sandwich and Cape Cod area during your stay at Sandwich Lodge & Resort. We are conveniently located on scenic Old King's Highway (Route 6A) near many well-known natural and family-friendly attractions. Visitors come from all over the world to visit our beaches, antique shops, historic sites, restaurants, and golf courses, as well as go whale watching, boating, fishing and more! Whether you’re considering a leisurely drive along one of America's top 10 scenic routes (Old King's Highway) or you’ve set your mind on specific destinations in town and along the beach, our helpful staff is always happy to make recommendations for your Upper Cape Cod itinerary.
The Island Queen Ferry, is a daily Martha’s Vineyard ferry from Falmouth to Martha’s Vineyard and sails from late May through mid-October.
Green Briar Nature Center features live animal exhibits, nature trails, a spectacular wildflower garden, a library, historic jam kitchen and year-round natural history programs.
Rent a boat for the day or allow your children to play on the playground – the city-owned marina is fun for everyone!
Spend some quality family time bowling or playing arcade games at Ryan Family Amusement’s Cape Cod location.
Jet skiing, water skiing and parasailing are all available seasonally at the Cape Cod Parasail adventure spot!
Tee off at a public course that offers grand views of Cape Cod bordered by wildlife conservation area for a unique experience. Sandwich Hollows Golf Club also includes a practice range, Pro shop and on-site restaurant.
Walk through a replica of the original settlement of the Plymouth Colony established in the 17th Century by English colonists – complete with real-life characters playing the roles of pilgrims and Native Americans.
The only indoor regional shopping center, Cape Cod Mall can enhance any trip to Sandwich and the surrounding area with a little retail therapy! Anchor stores include Macy’s, Sears, Best Buy, Marshalls and more.
See one of the most widely photographed sites on Cape Cod. The Dexter Grist Mill overlooks Shawme Pond and is bordered by the Town Hall, herring run, colonial homes and a cemetery that is nearly 400 years old.
Part of the Murkwood Conservation Area, the 0.6 mile Scorton Creek Marsh hiking trail is well-suited for all skill levels.
Sign up for a class or get dive certified at the local Aqua Center, Cape Cod’s scuba diving and snorkeling technique headquarters since 1988.
Board a well-equipped boat for a memorable journey spotting Humpback whales and more in one of the world’s top whale watching locations!
This joint-use base is home to five military commands, and serves as an intelligence control center and training ground toward a wide variety of missions on land, air and sea.
Browse the Sandwich Glass Museum to see many historical items and displays that tell the story of how the town of Sandwich contributed to the American Industrial Revolution through its glass industry.
Visit the campus of Massachusetts Maritime Academy, offering undergraduate degrees in maritime fields, as well as graduate degrees and professional studies.
With a display of early colonial furnishings and fully restored structural features, such as gunstock posts, pumpkin pine Maine beams and wide floorboards, this house helps visitors discover what Sandwich was like in the 17th Century.
Spend time in the great outdoors along the Cape Cod Canal. The area provides great seasonal fishing as well as excellent jogging and mountain biking trails.
This non-profit sporting club is dedicated to promoting conservation of natural resources and safety in all shooting sports. Classes may be available seasonally.
Cross the channel via Hy-line Cruises or The Steamship Authority to two of the most historic and revered islands on the East Coast. Each offers its own distinctive personality and things to do.
Bring the whole family out for a day of mini golf on Cape Cod. This interesting course features several bridges and fun obstacles!
Walk along miles of paths through one hundred spectacular acres of labeled trees and shrubs, native flowers and lush gardens. Stop along the way at museums featuring American Art, a working hand-carved carousel and a car museum.
Follow the 1,350-foot Sandwich Boardwalk past dunes, marshes and a creek on your way to a broad sandy beach on Cape Cod Bay!