2010 Population: 2,750 |
Atlantic Oaks is a modern campground with a long list of conveniences which have been custom-tailored to meet the needs of RV’ers. Large, wooded, pull-thru sites are not only equipped with the full hookups which you would expect, but also include cable TV. Amenities include clean modern restrooms, free private hot showers, wireless high speed Internet service, a laundry, and LP gas sales. Our new 5,000 square foot multi-purpose building, shown above, is now open. There's also a playground, store and security gate for the convenience and enjoyment of our guests.
Our campground is ideally situated, in the Town of Eastham, only a half mile from the National Seashore Visitor Center and just twenty miles from Provincetown. Bay and ocean beaches are nearby and the Cape Cod Rail Trail actually touches the back of our camp!
While staying here at Atlantic Oaks, you may choose from many attractions in the area. These include playing in the surf at the National Seashore, swimming in the calm waters of the Cape Cod Bay, or bicycling any portion (or the entire length!) of the renowned Cape Cod Rail Trail.
There are other nearby recreational options; take a whale watch trip from Provincetown, charter a fishing boat or launch your own from Rock or Wellfleet Harbors. Excellent restaurants, gift and antique shops are all close by, along with mini golf, the famous Wellfleet Flea Market and the Cape’s last drive-in movie theater.
3700 Route 6, Eastham, MA
phone: 508-255-1437
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Man airlifted after fall from ladder in Truro Monday September 01, 2025 |
TRURO ? A man was airlifted after reportedly falling about 6 feet off a ladder early Monday afternoon. The victim was transported to the Marconi Station site in Wellfleet to meet the MedFlight helicopter. Further details were not immediately available.
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Breaking: Bus catches fire on Ocean View Drive in Wellfleet Saturday August 30, 2025 |
WELLFLEET ? A vehicle described as a tourist bus caught fire in Wellfleet shortly after noon Saturday. Firefighters responded to Ocean View Drive near White Crest Beach. Flames were pouring from the vehicle when crews arrived. The road was closed in the area. An adjacent house was evacuated as a precaution. One person was treated [?]
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New Work At AMZehnder Gallery Friday August 29, 2025 |
My new show, Fieldwork: A Walker's Perspective, is open at AMZehnder Gallery! It includes over 50 new paintings from this summer. There will be an artist reception on Saturday, 30 August 2025 from 5 ? 7 PM. The following Saturday, September 6th, there will be an artist talk at 5 PM. AMZehnder Gallery is at 25 Bank Street in Wellfleet MA.
My artist statement for the show:
I walk with people. I walk alone. To come to presence, I sometimes engage a mediation: With one footfall I say, ?I am here.? With the next, ?I have arrived.? This simple recitation allows me to shed the noise in my head and begin the process of seeing. Just as I try to paint everyday, I try to walk everyday. Walking and painting are embodied practices. Both engage the full range of my body's ability to move, as well as bring attention to my capacities and my relationship with my environment. At this point in my life, the practice of walking and the practice of painting are somewhat indistinguishable ? more like the sides of a coin than separate things.
I'm often asked whether I painting on-site or from photographs, but this question misses the point. Fieldwork is my process of spending time in a place, looking deeply, taking notes, and allowing the place to soak into my body. This allows me to bring meaningful experience into the studio ? and to ultimately work more intuitively. The paintings in this show are the result of looking and seeing Cape Cod over the past decade. They present vistas and pathways I frequent regularly, as well as places I've stumbled upon with delight. These are places I analyze and observe but, more frequently than not, they are also places within my dreams and imagination. |