Area Attractions
Looking to expand your trip? Here are some local attractions to visit.
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Sandwich Boardwalk – A scenic, historic boardwalk stretching over marshland to Cape Cod Bay; one of the most iconic walks on Cape Co
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Sandwich Glass Museum – Showcases the town’s famous 19th-century glassmaking industry with live demonstrations. Learn More
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Heritage Museums & Gardens – 100 acres of gardens, exhibits, antique cars, and a working carousel. Learn More

Sandwich Area
Hyannis Area - Approx 20 minutes from Fort House

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Hyannis Harbor – Hub for ferries, shops, and waterfront dining
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Hyannis Main Street - Shopping, dining, entertainment & more all in 1 spot! Learn More
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John F. Kennedy Hyannis Museum – Celebrates JFK’s connection to Cape Cod. Learn More
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Hyannis Art Shanties - Local musicians share their talents throughout the season plus family game zones and more. Check out the events calendar for all the fun! Learn More
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Hyannis Whale Watching - Whale watching on Cape Cod is one of the region’s most unforgettable experiences. Learn More
Cape Cod Area

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Cape Cod Canal & Bike Path – Scenic walking/biking with boats passing through.
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Cape Cod Canal Visitor Center – Learn about the canal’s engineering and maritime history
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Scusset Beach State Reservation – Great for beach walks, fishing, and views of the canal entrance
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Cape Cod Maritime Museum – Focus on Cape Cod’s seafaring heritage. Learn More
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Cape Cod National Seashore – Protected coastline with dunes, cliffs, and historic sites. Learn More
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Cape Cod Melody Tent - one of the most unique and popular entertainment venues on Cape Cod—and a great recommendation for reunion guests looking for a fun night out. Learn More
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Cape Cod Harbor Cruise - Sightseeing, sunset, and seal tours throughout the historic Cape Cod Canal. Learn More
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Cape Train - This is the main train experience on Cape Cod—and it’s more of a scenic excursion + dining experience than transportation. Learn More

Plymouth Area - Approx 25 minutes from Fort House

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Plimoth Patuxet Museums – Living history museum of the Pilgrims and Wampanoag people. Learn More
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Plymouth Rock – Famous symbol of the Pilgrims’ landing. Learn More
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Mayflower II – Full-scale replica of the original ship. Learn More
New Bedford Area - Approx 45 minutes from Fort House

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New Bedford Whaling Museum – The largest whaling museum in the world, telling the story of America’s whaling era and global maritime history. Learn More
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New Bedford Whaling National Historical Park – A walkable historic district with cobblestone streets and preserved 19th-century buildings. Learn More
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Seamen’s Bethel – The famous chapel from Moby-Dick, still standing today. Learn More
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