RECREATION

Hamblen Park/Cannon Hill

  • Hamblen Park, also known as Hamblen Island or Cannon Hill, overlooks Duck Creek, which was once Wellfleet’s main harbor.

    However, this harbor was always a tight fit for sizable vessels, and by the 1860s, large metal ships had become the norm, replacing the clipper ships that could comfortably make their way into downtown Wellfleet. The result was less ship traffic in the town.

    In 1870, construction on a railroad dike had begun, and this addition would eventually impede the tidal flow into Duck Creek. Because of this blockage, Duck Creek is no longer a harbor but rather a salt marsh.

    Hamblen Island itself was owned by a man named Arthur T. Hopkins, who donated the land to the Town of Wellfleet. This gift was accepted in 1931, and the island has remained a public park ever since.

    In fact, this park is recognized as the oldest park in Wellfleet, providing reason enough to visit when spending time in this scenic and historic town.

  • Across Uncle Tim’s Bridge at 75 E. Commercial Street

Heart Core Fitness

  • We are a boutique fitness studio that offers personalized workout experiences to help you reach your fitness goals. Beyond that, Heart Core is a Community that Shows Up for each other to help inspire and motivate each other. Whether you’re with us in-person at the studio or joining us virtually, we help you strengthen your bodies and minds in a way that fosters a long-term commitment to yourselves and your Goals.

  • 95 Commercial Street

    Phone: (508)314-8290

    Email: info@heartcorestudio.com

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Mayo Beach

  • Mayo Beach is a small beach on the Wellfleet Harbor on Cape Cod. This beach offers visitors warm, calm water and a beautiful view.

  • 35 Kendrick Ave

Quiet Mind Studio

  • Quiet Mind Studio offers high quality yoga, massage and other wellbeing options in a beautiful space.

  • 55 Commercial St

    508-349-2429

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Town Recreation

  • Tennis, swimming, pickleball, skate park, organized sports, and summer programs.

    Sign up for morning rec and swimming programs: https://wellfleetrecsticker.townhall247.com

    Morning Recreation: Ages 5-14, July 3 - Aug 18 (no rec on July 4), 9am-noon

    Gull Pond Swimming: Toddler - 14, July 3 - Aug 18

    Resident Fees: $125 for 1st child, $65 for each additional child

    Call 508-349-0341

    Skateboard Park open seven days a week, 9 am to dusk

  • 70 Kendrick Ave., Baker's Field (across from Mayo Beach)

    508-349-0314

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Wellfleet Bay Sanctuary

  • Wellfleet Bay provides peace and unmatched beauty on the hillsides and shoreline overlooking Wellfleet Harbor. Extensive trails bring you to a panoramic salt marsh, sandy barrier beach, and pine woodlands, each attracting a wide array of wildlife. The sanctuary features a universally accessible trail and an award-winning "green" nature center with numerous exhibits and aquariums. Please leave dogs and other pets at home.

  • 291 State Highway, Route 6

    508-349-2615

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Wellfleet Harbor, Marina and Pier

  • Sailboat and motorboat rentals for within Wellfleet Harbor. Cruise the harbor, take sailing lessons, fish for blues and stripers or spend a day at one of our remote beaches, Jeremy Point, Great Island or Billingsgate.

  • 25 Commercial Street

    Wellfleet Harbor

Uncle Tim’s Bridge

  • Uncle Tim’s Bridge is a hidden gem of the Outer Cape. Parking is free (with a box for donations) and convenient. The bridge crosses an estuary to Hamblen Island, a small island with a network of easy trails and benches. The walk is scenic and dog-friendly.

  • 75 E Commercial Street

Boat Rentals, Fishing and Sailing Charters out of Wellfleet Harbor

Billingsgate Charters

  • Billingsgate Charters will give you a chance to "live a day in the life of a lobsterman." Lobster Charter, Sport Fishing for Striped Bass and Blue Fish...or you can do both, all on the same trip, all at a great price! Come join us on a genuine Cape Cod Experience!

  • Wellfleet Harbor

    (781) 706-0145

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Cape Cod Boating Adventures

  • After many years of entertaining guests on his private boats, Captain Eric realized the need for custom trips for couples and families. Other charters are packed with strangers and cater exclusively to fishing enthusiasts or kids or searching for marine life, but none seem to include it all in a private setting. Captain Eric takes great pleasure in hosting guests and sharing the beauty of Cape Cod bay. His mission is to share this experience with more people. Come to Cape Cod Boating Adventures at Wellfleet Harbor.

  • Wellfleet Harbor

    eric@capecodboatingadventures.com

    Tel: 508-274-6315

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Cape Cod Catamaran

  • Experience Cape Cod without the crowds, sail aboard the Wellfleet catamaran Discovery and enjoy the peace and beauty of the bay. Beachcomb Billingsgate Island or Jeremy Point, seal watch or just kick back and relax as our experienced captain navigates the local waters during your private charter.

    Our sunset cruise during the “Golden hour” at sea lets you bask in the romance & relaxation of a stunning Cape Cod sunset.

    Our sailboat provides plenty of space to stretch out on deck and offers a stable, comfortable ride during your excursion in Wellfleet Harbor and Cape Cod Bay.

  • 255 Commercial Street

    (508) 349-3816

    capecodcatamaran@gmail.com

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Captain Curley’s Sailing Charters

  • Lessons, Jeremy Point Jaunts, Sunset Sails, and more with Eric and first mate Berit.

  • 255 Commercial Street

    (508) 884-6788

    captain@captaincurley.com

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Jac’s Mate Sportsfishing

  • All gear, bait, and tackle are provided by Jac's Mate. You bring appropriate clothing and the food and drink of your choice. Six-person maximum party. Captain George Ministeri welcomes you to come aboard Jac's Mate for sportfishing from Wellfleet Harbor. Join us for half and full-day tours for Bass, Bluefish and Spring Flounder fishing.

  • 508-255-2978

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Postcard Harbor Tours

  • Wellfleet possesses one of the finest, most picturesque, and most varied natural harbors on the Cape-and what better way to experience it than from the cockpit of a genuine Cape Cod-style Catboat of the type which has plied these waters since around the time of the Civil War.

    So grab your sunscreen, your favorite floppy hat, and your camera, board the EPISTROPHY and let’s head out to explore Wellfleet by sea!

  • Home phone: (508) 214-0176

    Cell phone: (774) 487-8917

    E-mail: captain@postcardharbortours.com

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Specialty Charter Sportsfishing

  • Kevin Coakley has been fishing the Cape for over forty years and has been a licensed captain for the past thirty. We have a 32’ Holland (downeast style) which runs out of Wellfleet Harbor. The Molly Sue is a spacious vessel (6 people Max) which includes a head and enclosed cockpit.

    We specialize in light tackle casting/jigging and trolling for blues and bass.

  • Charters leave from Wellfleet Harbor.

    (508)-450-5705

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Wellfleet Charters

  • Amateur or expert, young or old, everyone is welcome at Specialty Charters Sportfishing. We take you out on the water for a fun-filled fishing trip that’s sure to net you a few memories — and impressive specimens. No matter what your level of experience, our experts can guide you to a successful day of fun and relaxation.

  • 255 Commercial Street

    Cell: (774) 353-7385

    Office: (508) 349-3348

    Email

    tunahound1@yahoo.com

    info@wellfleetspecialtycharters.com

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Wellfleet Marine Boat Rental

  • Wellfleet Marine boat rentals are located at the Wellfleet Town Pier and Marina. The rentals are for boating in Wellfleet Harbor and are limited to inside Great Island, Billingsgate Island & the remains of the Target Ship. Rental hours are from 8:00AM-6:30PM, tides permitting. We are open mid-June to mid-September.

  • Located at the Wellfleet Town Pier and Marina

    508.349.2233

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SUPPORTING ORGANIZATIONS

Wellfleet Fishermen’s Assoc.

  • We are a member-driven trade association and non-profit organization committed to responding to the needs of Wellfleet's Shellfishing Community on issues of fisheries management and regulation, water quality, climate change, and sustainable shellfish harvesting practices.

    We encourage you to join today to show your support. We have four types of membership, including Wellfleet Commercial Shellfishermen, Individual Supporting Memberships, Junior Memberships and Business Memberships.

    Voting membership is limited to licensed Wellfleet Commercial Shellfishers.

Wellfleet Oyster Alliance (SPAT)

  • Wellfleet Oyster Alliance (also known as SPAT, Shellfish Promotion and Tasting, Inc.), is a non-profit organization chartered in 2002 – the year after Wellfleet’s first OysterFest. SPAT is devoted to sustaining Wellfleet’s shellfishing and aquaculture industries. Even the name honors the oyster. The acronym SPAT is also the name for a newly attached baby oyster.

    SPAT promotes knowledge and interest in Wellfleet’s shellfishery by educating the community. Through events and seminars on shellfishing and environmental issues, SPAT celebrates and spreads the word about the town’s famous oysters and clams and its deep-rooted shellfishing traditions. SPAT produces the Wellfleet OysterFest®, and holds several smaller programs and outreach events each year. Proceeds from these activities support the organization’s educational mission which includes a local college scholarship program, community grant awards and initiatives to support Wellfleet’s shellfishing and aquaculture industries. To date, SPAT has awarded over $740,000 between the high school scholarship program, its community grants and pandemic relief efforts.

  • P. O. Box 2156, Wellfleet, MA 02667

    BOD@wellfleetspat.org

    508.349.3499

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