- The list below includes 212 free or cheap things to do in or near Harwich, Massachusetts, including 78 different types of inexpensive activities like Art Gallery, History Museums, Farms & Ranches and Go Karts.
- From Red River Beach to Cape Cod Lavender Farm, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Harwich and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Hyannis, Dennis, Barnstable and Eastham.
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A two-screen movie theater, Plimoth Cinema specializes in first-run foreign and independent movies. The theater offers digital projection and sound, adult beverages and a concession area with popcorn, candy and soft drinks.
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124 Main Street, Wareham, MA 2571
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The Wareham Historical Society proudly maintains Captain John Kendrick Maritime Museum in Massachusetts. With clothing, furniture, and artifacts from the period of Wareham's Captain Kendrick, visitors can step into the past with these special displays and exhibits.
33.8 Miles
Nemasket Kayak Center offers guided kayaking tours of Marion Harbor, Nantucket Lightship, Agawam River, and Mill Pond. The experience is a peaceful yet fun and entertaining one that nature lovers will thoroughly enjoy.
34.3 Miles
An organic establishment that is family owned an operated, the Seaside Daylily Farm ships daylilies all over the country. There are many varieties of daylilies including cream, peach, gold, lavender, purple, and wine.
34.4 Miles
An indoor/outdoor sports complex, Jungleplex maintains 60 000 square feet of playing space for activities including soccer, martial arts, field hockey and baseball, and also includes an arcade and cafe on the premises.
34.6 Miles
Beachgoers of all ages would enjoy a visit to Lambert's Cove Beach. Take a quiet stroll while listening to the calming waters, or build sandcastles for a memorable family day.
35.4 Miles
Get a history lesson at Jabez Howland House. This historic landmark was built in 1667 and purchased by the son of Mayflower passengers. The museum, decorated in period furnishings, is open Memorial Day through Columbus Day. Tours are available.
35.5 Miles
Jenney House Museum, which operated as the Jenney Grist Mill before, functions as a mueseum and features a wide range of exhibits about the history of John Lenney who set up the mill in 1636, as well as a variety of other historical artifacts.
35.6 Miles
A local historic cemetery, Burial Hill is believed to be one of the oldest burial sites in the country with many graves dating as far back as 17th-century. It is situated on the top of a hill an provides sweeping views of the harbor and the Plymouth Beach.
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Plymouth Rock marks the site where the passengers of Mayflower, who later founded Plymouth Colony, first touched the land of the New World. The rock itself, with the date 1620 etched on it, is surrounded by protective pillars and available for public viewing.