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Cape Cod National Seashore
Fees & Reservations

fees & reservations includes:

Permits
 

Beach entrance fees
$15 - Day
$3 - Day
$45 - Seasonal

Beach entrance fees are collected from late June through early September when lifeguards are on duty, and on weekends/holidays from Memorial Day to the end of September. $15 is the daily vehicle fee, $3 for pedestrians, bicyclists and motorcycles.  $45 purchases a pass good for a calendar year fee season.  Cape Cod National Seashore passes are usually available at visitor centers starting Memorial Day, and at fee booths when they are open. The Interagency Annual pass ($80) may be purchased at Salt Pond Visitor Center (daily April 15 through October 31, and on weekends November 1 through March) and at Province Lands Visitor Center (daily Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend).

Link here to information about the new "America the Beautiful" National Parks and Federal Recreational Lands Pass.

Interpretive  Fees

Some interpretive programs, including canoe lessons and trips, surfcasting lessons, and the Beach Apparatus Drill, have fees. See specific program schedule information for costs and reservations policies.
Old Harbor Life-Saving Station, Provincetown, MA  

Did You Know?
The Old Harbor Life-Saving Station in Provincetown, MA is one of the few surviving, unaltered life-saving stations left in the country. The station was built in 1898 and is open in the summer months with a display of rescue equipment, and NPS staff re-enact the historic Breeches Buoy rescue drill.

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Last Updated: June 09, 2008 at 15:00 EST