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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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| Wellfleet Police mourn passing of longtime Lt. William E. Brooks Friday October 30, 2026 |
| WELLFLEET ? From Wellfleet Police: The Wellfleet Police Department mourns the passing of retired Lieutenant William E. Brooks, affectionately known as ?Billy? or ?Brooksie? to his friends and colleagues. Bill began his career serving as a call firefighter with the Wellfleet Fire Department before joining the Wellfleet Police Department at age 20. During his distinguished [?] |
| Video: Crews install bridge over Willow Street for Cape Cod Rail Trail extension Friday October 30, 2026 |
| ? YARMOUTH ? Willow Street was closed overnight while construction workers installed a bridge for bicycles as part of the Cape Cod Rail Trail. Traffic was flowing smoothly for the morning rush hour. The trail runs 25 miles from Yarmouth to Wellfleet. Video by Blake Sears/Signal News Service/CWN Copyright Pitta Media Group 2026. Any unauthorized [?] |
| *** WATCH *** Overnight Lift: 182-Foot Willow Street Bike Bridge Installed, Linking Hyannis to Cape Cod Rail Trail Friday October 30, 2026 |
| Watch the dramatic overnight installation of the new 182-foot steel Willow Street Bike Bridge spanning busy Willow Street in West Yarmouth, near the Route 6 eastbound on-ramp. Part of the Cape Cod Rail Trail Phase 3 extension, the bridge rises about 25 feet above the roadway and creates the first uninterrupted connection between Barnstable (Hyannis area) and the existing Rail Trail that begins in the West Yarmouth area. Cyclists and pedestrians can now safely cross what was a hazardous multi-lane road and more easily access the popular paved trail heading east toward Wellfleet and the Outer Cape, according to online sources.
This milestone advances Vision 88, a long-term regional planning vision and initiative led by the Cape Cod Commission. Its goal is to create a continuous (or closely connected) network of approximately 88 miles of primarily off-road, paved shared-use paths for cyclists and pedestrians spanning Cape Cod from Woods Hole (via the Shining Sea Bikeway area in Falmouth) through connections involving the Cape Cod Canal paths and other segments, ultimately reaching Provincetown (including toward the Province Lands trails), according to online sources.
The video features aerial footage and stills courtesy of Paul Leidenfrost, presented alongside Hyannis News video and stills.
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