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Cape Cod, Massachusetts
| Type: | Bedrooms | Bathrooms | Pet Friendly | Weekly Rate |
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| Apartment | 1 | 1 | Yes | $0 to $0 |
Cape Cod, Massachusetts
| Type: | Bedrooms | Bathrooms | Pet Friendly | Weekly Rate |
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| Condo | 2 | 2 | No | $950 to $1250 |
Cape Cod, Massachusetts
| Type: | Bedrooms | Bathrooms | Pet Friendly | Weekly Rate |
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| House | 4 | 2 | Yes | $1400 to $1800 |
Cape Cod, Massachusetts
| Type: | Bedrooms | Bathrooms | Pet Friendly | Weekly Rate |
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| House | 3 | 4 | Yes | $1200 to $3000 |
Learn More About Cape Cod
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Posted on Saturday, May 26, 2007
Cape Cod is flatter than much of Kansas, more crowded and faster paced than many suburbs, and the water is generally too cold for swimming. Why then is it such a popular vacation spot? I'm not sure. I don't think the Cape can work its magic over a long weekend. Its charms are out of sync with the modern work hard/play hard ethos. You need to spend enough time there to appreciate the soft light and gentle scenery. The best way to enjoy the Cape is to rent a house on the beach or on a pond, sit in a rocking chair, and work through a stack of novels. A few parts of the Cape are immediately attractive, though. My favorites are the Outer Cape with its dunes, Provincetown for its interesting culture, Martha's Vineyard for its island culture, and Nantucket because I've never been there but it sounds peaceful and allegedly the rich people haven't been able to assert ownership of every scrap of sand.