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Cape Cod juts out of Massachusetts like a fisherman’s hook, just above Rhode Island. To cross over Cape Cod Canal, which separates the Cape from the mainland, is to enter a simpler time, where a full day fishing is a day well spent and a walk on the beach earns you lunch. For a little action, visitors to Cape Cod ride over to Provincetown, where they can explore art galleries, grab a refined lunch, or pop into a pub. Cape Cod’s three hundred miles of coastline has some of the best beaches in the New England region like Ocean View. Cape Cod camping rentals have access to these spectacular beaches is gained through small historic towns, some of them preserved as they were a hundred years ago. The Outer Cape is less populated and more wild, a draw for visitors looking for an adventure. Access the beach from your cottage porch or dive straight into the water from your houseboat with an overnight stay at one of these unique rentals near Cape Cod.