CapeCodVacationRentalResort.com
(800) 798-4553 Fax: (508) 398-7360
61 Chase Avenue- Dennisport, MA
Planning a Cape Cod vacation soon? Come and
stay with us and experience all the Cape has to offer. Luxury accommodations just steps from the beach and close to everything.
Perfect for Family Vacation Planning!
Colonial Village Motel and Cottages
426 Lower County Rd. - Dennisport, MA
800-287-2071
Stay at the Colonial Village Motel & Cottages for the charm of Cape Cod. Just a short stroll to the beaches of Nantucket Sound. We have motel units & two bedroom cottages. Indoor & Outdoor Swimming Pools, Sauna & Jacuzzi, Cable T.V.
The Corsair and Rip Oceanfront Resort
41 Chase Ave. - Dennisport, MA
800-675-0238
Oceanfront with 200' of private beach. Most rooms with two queen beds, kids sleeper couch, and kitchenette, two room suites and rental homes also available. 2 outdoor pools, whirlpools, rec. building with indoor pool. BBQ area and laundry facilities at the resort. Kids stay free when you mention this site!
Dennisport Motel
435 Main St. - Dennisport, MA
800-394-8581
Centrally located to all children's activities, just off Route 28. Only one mile to Nantucket Sound beaches. Children always welcome.
The Old Landing Motel
15 Sea Street - Dennisport, MA 02639
(508) 398-5921
Nestled on the warm water shores of Nantucket Sound, The Old Landing Motel offers quaint Cape Cod charm in a lovely historic setting. We are located just steps from the life-guarded Sea Street Beach and on the site of the original town landing. You'll enjoy comfortable accommodations, gracious hospitality and all the pleasures of sun, surf and sand here at this pleasant, family friendly motel in the heart of Cape Cod.
Boot-shaped and running north to south with both warm and cool water beaches, Dennis is where cranberries were first cultivated. Henry Hall made history in 1816 when he noticed that wild cranberries grew well when covered by blowing sand. His experimentation with this technique led to the first significant cultivation of the popular berry that is such a big part of the Cape Cod identity today.
