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Visit Brewster, MA

About Brewster

Brewster is one of Cape Cod's most peaceful and picturesque towns, known for its historic charm, tree-shaded lanes, and elegant sea captains' homes that now serve as inns, galleries, and beloved local restaurants. The town has a wonderfully relaxed, slow-paced feel, with miles of walking trails through conservation lands like the Cape Cod Museum of Natural History, Drummer Boy Park, and the Punkhorn, offering visitors a perfect blend of nature and history.

Along Cape Cod Bay, Brewster's beaches are famous for the Brewster Flats—a breathtaking natural phenomenon where the tides recede nearly a mile, revealing sandbars and tidal pools perfect for exploring. Family-friendly beaches like Breakwater, Paine's Creek, and Crosby Landing offer calm waters, stunning sunsets, and wide-open shoreline at low tide. With its coastal beauty, rich history, and tranquil village atmosphere, Brewster offers a quintessential, laid-back Cape Cod escape.

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Brewster is home to the Cape Museum of Natural History, which offers nature and marine exhibits, guided field walks, classes, and self-guided trails through 80 acres of marshland, forest, and ponds.

Nickerson Park is ideal for biking or picnics among more than 1,700 acres of tall pines, bike trails, and fresh-water ponds.

The Cape Cod Rail Trail runs through town along an abandoned railbed. Bikers pass by salt marshes, cranberry bogs, ponds, and Nickerson State Park.

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