Historic Lighthouse Cottage Rental with a Secluded Beach in Pocasset, Massachusetts

Tower in Pocasset, MA

8 guests • 1 bedroom • 2 beds • 1 bathroom

Where you'll sleep

Castles & Towers (Pocasset, Massachusetts, United States)

Bedroom

1 King-size bed, 1 Twin/Single bed

Features and services

Most popular features

  • Wi-Fi/Internet

  • National Park

  • Heating

  • Fishing

  • Wildlife watching

  • Parking

  • Washing machine

  • Electricity

  • Water

  • Biking

  • Infants allowed

  • Children allowed

  • hairdryer

    Hairdryer

Where you will stay

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Pocasset, Massachusetts

Detailed location provided after booking

Scenic views
  • Cape Cod National Seashore
    33 miles straight-line distance
    53 kilometers straight-line distance

Tucked away on the renowned Cape Cod, Pocasset, Massachusetts, is a quiet coastal town encompassed by unspoiled beaches, bays, and lush hills. The seaside town is home to incredible marine life and boasts private bays and coves with breathtaking coastlines, natural woodlands, and interesting historic sites. Cape Cod is an incredibly popular summertime spot, scattered with lovely villages, authentic landscape, historic lighthouses, pristine bodies of water, and unrivaled beaches. The surrounding town hubs are interesting, and they offer ferries to the resort islands of Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard. With easy access to Boston, Nantucket, and Plymouth, Pocasset is well located and is approximately 90 miles from Boston Logan International Airport
Activities near Pocasset
  • Biking

  • Fishing

  • Wildlife watching

Pocasset, Massachusetts offers an array of outdoor activities and is ideal for glampers that enjoy nature and coastal recreation. With the Atlantic Ocean on one side and Nantucket on the other, as well as being home to many secluded coves, bays, and beaches, Pocasset offers plenty of sunbathing, picnicking, and beach walks. Explore the historic Lighthouse on the glamping property, or visit Chatham, about an hour drive away and explore the 1887 Chatham Railroad Museum or Chatham's Old Gristmill, which is an 18th-century wind-powered gristmill that boasts an interesting history. The Cape Cod region offers an array of outdoor recreations, local cuisine, art, historical and shopping districts, and some scenic landmarks. With mild waters, swimming, fishing, and windsurfing are easy and popular activities.

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Arrival and departure

  • Check-in: Flexible

  • Check-out: Flexible

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