Spring Garden Inn

Places to Go and Things to Do
There is more to Cape Cod than spectacular beaches and beautiful sunsets.

Note: Embedded in this visitors guide are links to some of the many unique attractions of Cape Cod. They were selected to give you a peek as what makes us excitingly quaint and interesting. If you get lost in your travels, just type in SPRINGGARDEN.COM to come back home. Most of these activities are within minutes of where you could be staying. Even a trip to Boston is only an hour away.

Whale Watches	The wildlife adventure that you and your family will remember forever. Combine a visit to Provincetown with a whale watch aboard the Dolphin Fleet.
Plimoth Plantation	A living colonial village recreated to allow visitors to interact and experience life in America in the 1630's.
Island Hopping	Hourly ferries make a day trip to the idyllic islands of Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket easy. There are also dozens of other islands you can quietly visit and become your own explorer.
Golf Galore	Choose from miniature to par 3 to championship golf courses. The changing topography of the Cape makes every one of the 33 public courses different.
Museums & Galleries	Famous homes, local artists, unique crafters, and 400 years of history combine to take you to a variety of different worlds.
Shopping Centers	Visit hundreds of one of a kind boutiques, local craft fairs, factory outlets, and over a 150 miles of antique shops.
Nature Lovers	Endless hiking trails, bird sanctuaries, botanical gardens, seaquariams, petting zoo's, and photography excursions will fill up any vacation day. Find the hidden beaches, explore the quiet harbors, climb sand dunes, see a real cranberry bog, or just stroll about smelling the wild flowers.
Sporting Activities	Scuba dive among 2000 sunken ships, fly in a glider, bike on specially built trails, fish (salt or fresh water), sail, go parasailing or water sliding, canoe quiet inlets, or join a pick up game of beach volleyball. Cape Cod League baseball.
After Dark	Nightclubs with live bands, indoor and outdoor concerts, professional stage and theater shows, amusement centers, and moonlight walks on endless beaches.
Dining Out	The Cape is proud of its over 400 restaurants. There is one to fit every pocket book and taste in foods. Experience the gourmet treats of award winning chefs or just sit on a rock jetty and eat lobster.
Other Cape Activities	Learn to make jam, ride a Victorian dinner train, climb to the top of a lighthouse, read a book, and go fly a kite.