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Cape Cod National Seashore Is Fee-Free for the Season!

Writer: Team
Team
Sep 22
2 min read

Fall is one of the most beautiful times to explore Cape Cod, and there’s even more reason to plan a visit. As of September 20, seasonal entrance fee collection has ended at the six Cape Cod National Seashore beaches, making it the perfect time to enjoy the coast without the seasonal beach entrance fees.

With fewer crowds, cooler temperatures, colorful sunsets, and crisp coastal air, fall offers a different way to experience the beauty of the Cape.


Explore Cape Cod National Seashore This Fall

Stretching along the outer Cape, Cape Cod National Seashore is home to some of the area’s most iconic beaches, scenic trails, dunes, and coastal landscapes. Whether you’re looking for a peaceful beach walk, a scenic hike, or simply a place to take in the views, the Seashore offers plenty to discover during the fall season.

The cooler weather makes this time of year especially enjoyable for exploring the trails and coastline. Pack a jacket, bring your camera, and take your time experiencing the quieter side of Cape Cod.


Fly Into the Heart of Cape Cod

Planning your fall getaway? Start your trip at Cape Cod Gateway Airport (HYA) in Hyannis.

Flying directly into Cape Cod means spending less time traveling to the destination and more time enjoying it. From HYA, you can continue your Cape Cod adventure and make your way toward the National Seashore, where miles of coastline, walking trails, beaches, and unforgettable scenery are waiting.

Whether you're visiting for a weekend getaway or a longer Cape Cod escape, HYA makes getting here part of the adventure.


Your Fall Cape Cod Adventure Starts Here 🍂

From peaceful beach walks to scenic drives and crisp autumn days by the ocean, fall is a wonderful time to experience Cape Cod.

Fly in. Explore the Seashore. Experience Cape Cod.

Make Cape Cod Gateway Airport (HYA) your gateway to your next Cape Cod adventure.


📍 Cape Cod Gateway Airport

480 Barnstable Road

Hyannis, MA 02601

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