Gay Provincetown Guide


Welcome to gay Provincetown, a town of, writers, sailors, artists, gays, booze, the beach, and Summers of excess; just 90 minutes from Boston! Discover the best places to stay and play with our Provincetown Gay Guide..

Provincetown Gay Pool Party

Summer pool parties are a way of life in P Town

Welcome to gay Provincetown, a town of, writers, sailors, artists, gays, booze, the beach, and Summers of excess; just 90 minutes from Boston! Discover the best places to stay and play with our Provincetown Gay Guide.

Provincetown is a colourful and sandy resort town located at the tip of Cape Cod. It is one of America’s most loved gaycation spots and has been welcoming pilgrims, artists and gays since the 1600’s.

“P-Town”, as it is affectionately known by regular visitors, has a village feel with independent stores, eclectic art galleries and some of the best seafood restaurants on the coast.

Provincetown attracts a diverse range of visitors. The town’s population swells from just over 3,000 to 60,000 during the Summer months when large events such as Carnival, Bear Week and Pride bring visitors from far and wide. You will find straight couples mingling with gay families, crazy drag queens, circuit boys and gay club kids.  P-Town has always been known as a town that embraces its LGBTQ following. Most of the straight visitors are day trippers, meaning gays have the place to themselves once the sun sets.

Top Tip! The key events and festivals attract huge crowds which can make finding accommodation difficult.

Make sure you book a hotel in gay Provincetown as far in advance as possible, especially if you want to visit during weekends in July and August. Be aware many hotels will require a three to five-night minimum stay during high season.

Brass Key Guesthouse

Brass Key Guesthouse – Legendary Pool Parties

Brass Key Guesthouse, a luxury lodging with equally stunning grounds and an elegant yet laid-back atmosphere.  Located 4 minutes’ drive from Herring Cove Beach on the Cape Cod National Seashore, this resort is 5 minutes’ walk to Provincetown city centre. This adult’s only accommodation offers spa services, an outdoor pool and free WiFi. Brass Key is also the owner of the trendy Shipwreck Lounge.



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Lands End Inn - Adults Only

Lands End Inn – Adults Only

This Lands End Inn is a luxury accommodation and boasts panoramic ocean views and lush gardens. Perched atop Gull Hill in the quiet West End, the individually decorated rooms have free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs. Public beaches are within 1.6 km of the property.



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Crowne Pointe Historic Inn

Crowne Pointe Historic Inn – 4 Star

Just one block from key Provincetown points of interest on Commercial Street meanwhile, is the sprawling Crowne Pointe Historic Inn, comprising of six restored Victorian buildings and a main mansion. Adults only for ultimate relaxation, hotel facilities include the exclusive Kiehl’s Shui Spa, fine-dining Pointe Restaurant, in-room fireplaces, and a small but lovely outdoor swimming pool.



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The Waterford Inn

The Waterford Inn – 3 Star

The Waterford Inn is a charming Provincetown accommodation is a 1850s sea captain’s mansion, It boasts a seasonal rooftop terrace with views of the harbour and serves a daily continental breakfast. It is in the Gallery District, 5 minutes’ walk from Pilgrim Monument.



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The 8 Dyer Hotel

The 8 Dyer Hotel – Adults Only

The 8 Dyer Hotel is a tiny guest house tucked away on a quiet side street in a lively area of Provincetown and comes complete with a pool, dry sauna and indoor Jacuzzi. All rooms feature a flat-screen TV with satellite channels and a private bathroom. Providing free WiFi throughout the property.



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The Queen Vic Guest House

The Queen Vic Guest House

The historic Queen Vic Guest House is in a former sea captain’s home, just steps from the beach. A complimentary continental breakfast, including fresh fruits and baked items, is served each morning.



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Gay Map of Provincetown

Where is the gay area in Provincetown!

Commercial Street Provincetown

P-Town is a small town. It is just three miles long, and just a few streets wide. But its attractions spread well beyond the town’s outer limits with more than 4,000 acres of rolling sand dunes and 30 miles of beautiful beaches.  The town sees a huge influx of visitors over the Summer season to fill its 40 guest houses, 2 gay beaches and 12+ gay bars and clubs.

Commercial Street is where you will find most of the action in Provincetown. The pedestrian-only street is home to some of the most popular gay bars and restaurants and is also the scene for some crazy parades and parties.

Meanwhile, on nearby Bradford Street, you will find most of Provincetown’s gay owned or gay-friendly boutique hotels and bed-and-breakfast inns.

When to visit Provincetown?

The Winter months are the quietest in gay Provincetown. Business picks up from the end of May as visitors arrive from Memorial Day Weekend.

High season kicks off on the 4th of July weekend and lasts right through until the August Carnival. The scene quietens after Labor Day, but picks up on long weekends and holidays such as Halloween and Thanksgiving.

If you can’t visit during the peak tourist weeks around the biggest events, don’t worry: there’s always something happening in Provincetown. Indeed, Winter here is charming and is the perfect time for those who prefer the peace and quiet of snowy sand dunes.

Getting to Provincetown

Getting to gay Provincetown is easy. Just do not drive!  There is only one highway into and out of the town and Summer traffic from Boston can be quite chaotic.

  • The best way to get to Provincetown is by ferry.  The town is just a 90-minute fast ferry ride from Boston. The ferries run roughly 18 times per week.
  • There are two speedy ferry services from Boston, Bay State Cruises and Boston Harbor Cruises. Relax and enjoy a cocktail at the bar and enjoy the view. You might even spot whales during the 90-minute journey.
  • Peter Pan buses also run to Provincetown from Boston, New York and beyond.
  • Alternatively, you can take a small charter flight to Cape Cod with Boston. Cape Air and avoid summer traffic on the busy roads to the Cape.

Getting Around

The best way to get around PTown is on foot or by bike. Streets are narrow and filled with pedestrians and few parking spots, so avoid driving.

  • Visit P-Town Bikes for a rental and keep the bike for a day or your entire trip. Bikes come with a lock, helmet, and optional basket. What would be a 40-minute walk would be a 9-minute bike ride. It also makes it a lot easier to head to Herring Cove, which you must go to at least once while you’re in town.
  • The Cape Cod Provincetown Shuttle provides a seasonal (May – September) bus service between Provincetown and the Province Lands Visitor Center, Herring Cove Beach, North Truro, the Provincetown Airport, Race Point, and the Plymouth & Brockton Bus Stop at Dutra’s Market.
  • You can flag the bus down anywhere along the bus route. The fare is $2 or buy a $6 day pass. Buses have bike racks, but space is limited.

Provincetown Neighborhoods

Commercial Street Provincetown Gay District

It will not take long for you to familiarize yourself with the layout of gay Provincetown. Commercial Street is the pedestrian thoroughfare that runs through the town. Bradford runs parallel and his full of car traffic.

The town is divided into East End and West End by the MacMillan Wharf, the central pier where the ferries dock.

East End

Home to the town’s art galleries, with a more relaxed vibe. Visitors looking for a quiet guest house escape choose this part of town.

Centre and West End

This is where you will find the gay scene. Commercial Street is full of gay men from sunrise to sunset. In the summer months shirtless men can be seen spilling out into the streets, relaxing by guest house pools and dancing by the seafront at The Crown and Anchor resort.

Most of the bars are in the centre along with the larger hotels.  Further towards the west end you will find downtown and the gay beaches.

Provincetown Gay Bars and Clubs

Provincetown’s party offering is quite extensive featuring everything from open-air lounges to underground leather bars to sprawling dance clubs.

All of the bars close at 1am so don’t start your night too late. Most evenings begin with post beach cocktails at the Boatslip Resort T dance from 4pm to 7pm followed by dinner and drinks. Then the fun begins from around 10pm onwards.

While most of the bars are at their busiest during the Summer Season, many stay open year-round and attract visitors from nearby Boston and Providence. Bars and clubs will be busy throughout the week in high season. During the months of May and October, busy periods occur over the weekend.

  • Aqua Bar – Chill hangout on the harbor with a spacious deck, offering an array of specialty cocktails.
  • Boatslip Beach Club is set by the bay. The club has a pool, deck and grill. The Buoy Bar is open daily for post beach drinks from 4-7pm.  You never know who you might meet and connect with at the T Dance. An historically important and revered institution for almost 50 years, the legendary Boatslip Tea Dance is a “must do” event for first timers and seasoned visitors alike.
  • Harbor Lounge is a minimalist mixed bar popular for drinks on the water with leather couches, giant wraparound windows & a pier.
  • Vault at Crown and Anchor is a Leather, bear and uniform bar, open year-round, and party-central during Summer Bear Week and Mates Leather Weekend
  • Wave at Crown and Anchor is a sports bar with large screen and TVs throughout. It also has a poolside bar during the summer months, and pool games by the cozy fireplace during off-season.
  • Dive Bar at the Crown and Anchor – great piano bar with live entertainment during the weekend.
  • Shipwreck Lounge at Brass Key is in the West End area of Provincetown. A relaxed and easygoing setting, the Shipwreck Lounge has an outdoor patio and serves handcraftedexotic cocktails.
  • Squealing Pig Pub & Oyster Bar is a convivial fixture known for its beer selection, creative pub grub & occasional live music.

Dance clubs & entertainment complexes.

  • Paramount at Crown and Anchor is where you will wind up dancing the night away. Part of the Crown and Anchor complex, Paramount is the largest club in Provincetown and has a great pool patio. Other bars in the complex include Wave video bar, a cabaret venue, a poolside bar, a piano bar and a leather bar known as The Vault.
  • Purgatory Gifford House is a gay dance club with various theme nights in the basement of a vintage inn, open tourist season only.
  • Atlantic House – P-town’s favorite gay club for over 25 years with three bars. You can relax during the day at the Little Bar, complete with a cozy fireplace during the cooler months, dance in The Big Room with top DJs and themed nights and cruise the leather bar, “Macho” upstairs at night, 7 nights a week!

Insider Tip! – If you plan to visit the Atlantic House, there early, say 9:30 PM, and get your stamp. You can then leave and return at 11 PM. If you arrive after 11 PM, the line is going to be long, and it will take you at least 20 minutes to get in.

Provincetown Gay Events Calendar

First Light Provincetown - New Year's Eve Festival

First Light Provincetown New Year's Eve Festival

From: Dec. 30.2023 - To: Jan. 02.2024
Provincetown comes alive one last time with New Year’s revelers before settling into the winter season. Restaurants, shops, bars, clubs will all be open.
Snowbound Leather Weekend

Snowbound Leather Weekend Provincetown

From: Feb. 23.2024 - To: Feb. 25.2024
The Snowbound Leather Weekend in Provincetown 2021 marks the first big gay event of the year. The event takes place in late February each year
Memorial Day Weekend Provincetown

Memorial Day Weekend Provincetown

From: May. 23.2024 - To: May. 27.2024
The return of the Summer Season after a winter of slumber, The town celebrates with parties and events each night over the 4 day weekend.

Provincetown Pride

From: May. 31.2024 - To: Jun. 02.2024
Provincetown Pride America's most famous gay destination will host its pride in June. The event will attract several thousand visitors
Frolic Weekend Provincetown

Frolic Weekend Provincetown

From: Jun. 13.2024 - To: Jun. 17.2024
Frolic, Men of Color Weekend is presented by Men of Melanin Magic, creating exciting events for Queer people of colour and their allies held during PTown's Juneteenth celebrations
Independence Provincetown

Independence Provincetown

From: Jun. 28.2024 - To: Jul. 05.2024
Every Independence weekend, the Crown and Anchor present "Independence Provincetown", an 8 day extravaganza of circuit and pool parties, t-dances and more.
Freedom Beach Party Provincetown

Revolution Beach Party Provincetown

From: Jul. 04.2024 - To: Jul. 04.2024
Freedom Beach Party Provincetown takes place each year on the eve of The 4th of July Celebrations. Dance from Noon till 6 pm
Bear Week Provincetown

Bear Week Provincetown

From: Jul. 13.2024 - To: Jul. 20.2024
Provincetown Bears hosts 9 days & nights of pool parties,beach outings,dance parties & leather events with different music/atmosphere for a week of parties
Bearmania P Town

Bearmania P Town

From: Jul. 13.2024 - To: Jul. 20.2024
Celebrate the 10th anniversary of BearMania, the annual bear circuit party during PTown's world-famous bear week
Ptown Bears BBQ Picnic & Pool Party

Ptown Bears BBQ Picnic & Pool Party

From: Jul. 14.2024 - To: Jul. 14.2024
Kick start your visit to Provincetown Bear Week with the return of the annual Bears BBQ Picnic and Pool party
Provincetown Splash, Bear Week Pool Party and DILF night

Pool Intentions Provincetown

From: Jul. 15.2024 - To: Jul. 16.2024
Pool Intentions Provincetown. Get ready for an epic two days of pool parties at the Crown & Anchor by Bearmania.
Otter Pop Bear Week Pool Party

Otter Pop Bear Week Pool Party

From: Jul. 16.2024 - To: Jul. 16.2024
Pop on by and hang out with the sexiest Otters in Provincetown. Meet them in their natural habitat – poolside, at the Crown & Anchor
PTown Bears presents Locker Room Bears

PTown Bears presents Locker Room Bears

From: Jul. 16.2024 - To: Jul. 16.2024
Huddle up and look alive, boys! Gear up for Locker Room Bears, a singlet & athletic bear-themed dance party at the Boatslip, hosted by Ptown Bears
The Firemen's Ball Provincetown

The Firemen's Ball Provincetown

From: Jul. 17.2024 - To: Jul. 17.2024
Suit up for a Bear Week tradition: The annual Firemen's Ball returns to the Crown & Anchor with proceeds benefiting the Provincetown Firemen's Association
Bear Week Wiener Roast & Pool Party

Bear Week Wiener Roast & Pool Party

From: Jul. 19.2024 - To: Jul. 19.2024
Provincetown's Bear Week Weiner Roast is an annual tradition held in different venues each year
Provincetown Carnival

Provincetown Carnival

From: Aug. 17.2024 - To: Aug. 24.2024
Provincetown Carnival attracts 90,000 people to the coast for this week long event in August, including a major parade, pool parties & a costume ball
Provincetown Carnival Sunset Boat Cruise

Provincetown Carnival Sunset Boat Cruise

From: Aug. 18.2024 - To: Aug. 18.2024
Kick off Carnival in style by cruising somewhere over the rainbow while the sun sets over our Provincetown.
Boatslip Resort Carnival Opening Party

P Town Carnival Opening Party

From: Aug. 18.2024 - To: Aug. 18.2024
Kick start your celebrations with one of the most famous gay Summer carnival events at the Opening Party in PTown
PTown Carnival Pool Party at the Brass Key

PTown Carnival Pool Party at the Brass Key

From: Aug. 19.2024 - To: Aug. 19.2024
If you can only make it to one pool party this season, make it this one! Provincetown Carnival's epic pool adventure at the Brass Key is a Summer Season highlight to remember.
Provincetown White Party

Provincetown White Party

From: Aug. 30.2024 - To: Aug. 30.2024
Provincetown White Party a perfect Labor Day party: a celebration of the summer just past, a last hurrah for wearing summer white,
Provincetown Swim for Life Weekend

Provincetown Swim for Life Weekend

From: Sep. 06.2024 - To: Sep. 08.2024
The Provincetown Swim for Life & Paddler Flotilla essence embodies Provincetown as a place of healing and compassion.
Mates Leather Weekend Provincetown

Mates Leather Weekend Provincetown

From: Oct. 03.2024 - To: Oct. 07.2024
Mates Leather Weekend brings together like-minded and leather-wearing guys from around the world during the cooling fall weather, perfect for enjoying all the sights of Provincetown
Provincetown Halloween Weekend

Provincetown Halloween

From: Oct. 25.2024 - To: Oct. 27.2024
Over the past several years, Provincetown has become an increasingly popular destination for a Halloween escape. What was once a sleepy weekend in October has become a 4 day festival of parties, costumes and even a Tea Dance. Season doesn't end anymore after Labor Day!
Spooky Bear Halloween in Provincetown

Spooky Bear Halloween in Provincetown

From: Oct. 31.2024 - To: Nov. 03.2024
sexy parties, street entertainment and events fit for every kind of zombie, angel, demon, daddy and bear.
Thanksgiving Weekend Provincetown

Thanksgiving Weekend Provincetown

From: Nov. 28.2024 - To: Dec. 01.2024
Celebrate Thanksgiving in style at Provincetown, it certainly will be a very gay festive affair with holiday lights, delicious dishes, great live performances, dance parties and a 5k trot
Hibernation Bear Weekend Provincetown

Out of Hibernation Bear Weekend Provincetown

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It may be winter, but the bears come out of hibernation in Ptown in March. Provincetown is one of the most popular destinations for bears and chasers in the US.
Furball Provincetown

Furball Provincetown

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Joe Fiore brings his Furball Party all the way from New York to Provincetown for a very special Bear Week Edition
Provincetown Bear Week Sunset Cruise

Provincetown Bear Week Sunset Cruise

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Provincetown Bear Week Sunset Cruise. Anchoring the wonderful week of events during Bear Week in Provincetown, this boat ride is the golden honey pot
Brut Party Provincetown

Brut Party Provincetown

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Dan Darlington brings his world-famous BRUT Party to PTown for a special Carnival edition
Washashore Festival Provincetown

Washashore Festival Provincetown

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Washashore Festival Provincetown is a 3-day, town-wide, genre-bending queer music festival celebrating the freedom, breadth, and power of Queer expression
Mr New England Leather

Mr New England Leather Provincetown

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The Mr New England Leather is a weekend event, taking place each November in Provincetown. Leather is the perfect way to keep you warm during PTowns cooler evenings!
Holly Folly Provincetown Speedo run

Provincetown Holly Folly

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Provincetown Holly Folly is a weekend long festival of fun shopping, parties, events and cultural activities to kick start your Christmas celebrations.

Where to eat? Restaurants in Provincetown

Gay Provincetown has a wide range of restaurants serving everything from delicious snacks to fine dining. Many of the best restaurants offer a twist on New American cuisine. Enjoy some of the best fish with harbor side views. Here is our shortlist for where to eat!

  • Relish – a bakery and sandwich shop offering delicious snacks. Try their ice cold tomato, cucumber, and pepper gazpacho, with a little jalapeño blended just so.
  • Mistraliano – delicious authentic Italian cuisine offering pet friendly outdoor dining, menu specials and with cocktails served daily at the M Bar upstairs.
  • Tween The Tides is a quick service restaurant with International Street Eats, Standard American Fare and some eclectic Cape Cod Fusions.
  • Victor’s – Cottage-like spot offering seafood-driven New American small plates, a raw bar, happy hour & brunch.
  • Tin Pan Alley – New American eatery with a menu that changes with the seasons and celebrates the freshest ingredients and a bar with frequent live entertainment & a beachfront patio.
  • Cafe Heaven a bright, neighborhood nook with local art & New American flair, plus all-day breakfast & happy hours. Try the blueberry pancakes and Heavenly made corned beef hash.
  • Sals Place serves delicious refined Italian staples & creative healthy-minded options including delicious smoked bluefish paté, mussels and lobster.
  • Strangers and Saints celebrates everything from the sea and family. With the bay out the front door, this salty tavern brings a unique vibe to the East End.
  • Yolqueria is a bright eatery with a patio, ocean view & a creative menu of breakfast items, drinks & evening tacos. Don’t miss the Cowboy Carnitas with fried eggs on top is the at the Mexican brunch.
  • The Canteen, casual New England housed in a 200 year-old building eatery that uses high-quality ingredients to create Cape Cod favorites from scratch. Try the delicious signature frosé.
  • Ross’ Grill offers breathtaking harbor views with a European bistro atmosphere. Delicious hand cut fries and coconut shrimp are some of our favorite dishes!
  • Liz’s Cafe serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Anybody’s Bar serves top shelf, creative drinks at the beautiful dory bar. Try the Wedge salad with house made blue cheese dressing and bacon.
  • Mac’s Fish House has some of the best chowder and steamed lobster on the cape! They even do takeaway picnics for the beach.
  • Spindlers is a welcome addition to Commercial Street’s East End. The hotel’s Chef Barbara Lynch serves up a delicious French-Italian inspired New England menu.
  • Looking for something intimate or romantic? Visit the West End’s upscale Red Inn. Arrive early and enjoy the lovely bay-side setting where seafood is the star of the menu.
  • The Mews – Located in the East End of town, the upstairs of the Mews has a casual cafe feel, while the downstairs offers a more formal atmosphere. Regardless of where your table is, you will experience phenomenal food and some of the best staff on the Cape.

Cruising in Gay Provincetown

During the peak Summer months, the town becomes one large cruising ground. From the benches at the Town Hall Square to the legendary “Dick Dock” under the Boatslip’s boardwalk, there are plenty of places for some anonymous hook ups.

The Vault at The Crown & Anchor is a cruisy leather bar.

At Boy’s Beach, you can also head back into the dunes, and guarantee you’ll find some boys getting a little action there too.

Alternatively, as gay boys stumble out of the bars late at night, head to Spiritus Pizza where people gather in the street for some post drink sustenance and the chance at a last-minute rendezvous.

Catch a show! Theatres in Provincetown

Provincetown hosts some great Broadway seasonal musical performances throughout the season

  • The Provincetown Art House Theatre  hosts much of the best theatre in Provincetown, both on and off season. Guest stars include big names from Broadway such as Neil Patrick Harris and Jeremy Jordan as well as several Drag Race alumni. While enjoying a show try their Naked & Famous cocktail!
  • The Cabaret Room at the Crown & Anchor hosts some great cabaret and drag shows. Regular headliners include Thirsty Burlington as Cher, and comedy legend such as Margaret Cho and Lisa Lampanelli.
  • Other shows take place at Pilgrim HouseFishermen Hall, and The Post Office Cafe.

Provincetown Gay Beaches

Provincetown offers miles of breathtaking Cape Cod National seashore including amazing ocean beaches, sand dunes, salt marshes, woodlands, and ponds.

Herring Cove

Herring Cove is Provincetown’s most popular gay beach. The beach can be found on the left side when you enter the parking lot.

The beach is divided into sections. The first stretch is primarily lesbian, and then the beach is primarily gay male/nude towards the Wood End Lighthouse. It is often referred to as “Boys Beach”.

The section to the right of the parking lot is where you will find families. Although practiced (a lot), nude sunbathing is not legal. The area is managed by the Cape Cod National Seashore. It is very rare but sometimes police do come and nude bathers could be issued with an on the spot fine.

The best way to get to the beach is via bike or by taking the shuttle. Parking fills up by noon. Drive (9 mins)/ or walk (30-40 min from Provincetown) to the end of Route 6 where there are two car parks ($10 ticket).

There are virtually no amenities on this part of the beach.  Be sure to bring drinking water.

Race Point

Race Point offers smoother sand than Herring Cove and is quite popular, primarily with straight visitors. The gay section is located at the end of the beach past the crowds.

Long Point

Home to the one of the most picturesque spots in Provincetown, the lighthouse, you can reach  Long Point via Flyers Boatyard shuttle boat.

Wood End

A very quiet beach accessed via the stone breakwater at the foot of Commercial at Pilgrim Landing Park. To avoid getting stranded, check for high tide times before heading out.

Things to see and do in Provincetown

The best gay Provincetown points of interest are found along the coastline

  • Explore the beautifully designed Provincetown Art Association and Museum. View the latest exhibits and stroll through the shaded sculpture garden.
  • Cruise down Commercial Street and venture from one queer art gallery to the next. You will find some unique one-of-a-kind items on sale.
  • Drive 20 minutes south of Provincetown and visit Wellfleet, a picturesque town with a colourful artists’ community.
  • Explore the ground of the Long Point Lighthouse, a historic 38-foot-tall building located on the Cape Cod National Seashore.
  • Visit Beech Forest and take the bike trail on Race Point Road where you can shade under mayflowers and red maples.

Recommended Short Term Rentals in Provincetown

Antique Cape
Sleeps 8 Guests

Steps from Commercial Street, this gracious Antique Cape (circa 1749) is located on one of the most picturesque streets in the heart of P-town’s Gallery District.

Beachfront House
Sleeps 9 Guests

Beachfront on Commercial St Provincetown

Nestled along Provincetown’s famous waterfront offering Sweeping Views of the Harbor, this home offers it all! Just steps to the best spots downtown and direct access to a beautiful bay beach.

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