- The list below includes 122 free or cheap things to do in or near Provincetown, Massachusetts, including 94 different types of inexpensive activities like Specialty Museums, Beaches, Lighthouses and Bike Paths.
- From Provincetown Library to Race Point Beach, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Provincetown and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Eastham, Brewster, Dennis and Orleans.
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Putter's Paradise is a local miniature golf course which features a challenging terrain decorated with numerous artistic sculptures created by a local artist.
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Founded in September 2011, the Arconti American Museum boasts a vast collection of art. Enjoy items including historical relics, fine art, and many cultural artifacts that tell a story of local history.
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Route 28 (Intersection of Crowell Road), Chatham, MA 02637
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Chatham Village Market is a full service grocery store that is open year round and features many locally grown and produced items. The store features meat, produce, dairy products, bakery, beer, wine, and floral department.
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Cockle Cove Beach is a town-managed beach with a lifeguard on duty, bathroom facilities and a required parking pass. The family-friendly beach also makes a good launching point for windsurfers and kayakers.
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Spanning 56 acres, the Fourth Cliff Recreation Area sits atop a seaside cliff at the tip of a peninsula. The area offers stunning views of the sea and shore, and offers camping opportunities as well as lodging.
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Chatham, Massachusetts is home to the Chatham Pier & Fish Market. The market sells some of the freshest seafood in the world. Customers may purchase raw fish, shellfish and a bevy of sushi and other prepared foods.
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Wild Animal Lagoon is a miniature golf course decorated with a number of unique obstacles designed in the form of animals such as rhinos, elephants, gorillas and more.
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Lower College Pond Road, Plymouth, MA 02366
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Serving as the largest publicly owned recreation area in southeastern Massachusetts, the Myles Standish State Forest provides many outdoor activities. Guests can enjoy fishing, canoeing, hiking, horseback riding, picnicking, and cross country skiing in the winter.
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Chatham Lighthouse Beach is a natural beach where seals play in the surf and the lighthouse rises majestically from the sand. Walking, biking and amazing views are commonplace on this expansive area of sand.
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Make it a family day of fun at Pirate's Cove Adventure Golf. Caves, footbridges and waterfalls add to the ambience of this miniature golf experience. Open early April through October.