Looking For a Break From the City? Plan a Road Trip to Cape Cod.

Have you been cooped up in this city too much this year? Plan an escape to the cool breezes and intoxicating charm of Cape Cod.

Located less than 1.5 hours from Boston and 3.5 hours from New York City, Cape Cod has long been favorite destination to slow down, take a dip in the refreshing waters of the Atlantic, eat your weight in fish and chips, and enjoy the natural beauty of the peninsula's wild coastline.

If you haven't been to the Cape, what are you waiting for? Here's when to go, where to stay, and what to do on your next Cape Cod adventure.

When to Go

The most popular time to visit Cape Cod is during the summer, when the days are warm and the nights are perfect for sipping a glass of wine around the fire pit. Summer temperatures typically range in the mid-60s to mid-70s.

With the summer brings the crowds, though, so don't discount the border seasons. Spring and fall can be delightful times to visit, especially as the traffic dies down and the beaches clear out. Be sure to pack a warm jacket and a raincoat for Cape Cod's sometimes-unpredictable weather swings.

Where to Stay

For a modern outdoor experience, check out AutoCamp Cape Cod, slated to open in March 2021. AutoCamp's unique accommodation offerings include custom-designed Airstreams, luxury tents, and X Suites, which are beautifully appointed tiny houses with a trellised deck. 

Located in Falmouth, just a 5-minute drive from downtown and Woods Hole, AutoCamp Cape Cod also features a mid-century modern two-story clubhouse, communal fire pits, indoor and outdoor event space, on-site yoga, and day-use bike rentals. Your stay includes complimentary light breakfast with coffee and tea to get your morning started off right. Well-behaved dogs are welcome for an additional fee, too!

AutoCamp's mission is to connect people to the outdoors, and to each other, through unique accommodations in beautiful places. Be one of the first to stay at the Cape Cod location by making your reservations now for March 2021.

What to Do

Cape Cod is filled with the type of Americana experiences and outdoor adventures that will keep you returning year after year. Hop on the 10.7-mile Shining Sea Bikeway right from AutoCamp Cape Cod and pedal your way north to see a historic cranberry bog and scenic West Falmouth Harbor, or head south to check out the picture-perfect towns of Falmouth and Woods Hole. From Woods Hole, you can catch a ferry to Martha's Vineyard and stroll the charming streets while keeping an eye out for Kennedy's. 

Back on the mainland, lighthouse lovers won't want to miss the chance to see Nobska, Chatham, and Nauset lights (just to name a few). Further up the peninsula, the Cape Cod National Seashore is ideal for exploring the coast on foot. Be sure to check out the Provincetown Dunes and Race Point.

Ready for a new adventure? Book your stay at AutoCamp Cape Cod for March 2021 and beyond to enjoy this beautiful escape on the Massachusetts seacoast.

All photos courtesy of AutoCamp