West Yarmouth Timeshares

Cape Cod Beaches tend to be uncrowded, clean, and full of wildlife. Seabirds and shorebirds like piping plovers, cormorants, gulls, and sandpipers are common sights, as are hermit crabs, horseshoe crabs, mussels, and sea snails. Beachcombers are frequently rewarded with shells in a variety of shapes, colors, and surface textures, as well as the occasional sand dollar or sea glass. Beaches in West Yarmouth include Seagull Beach, Englewood Beach, Colonial Acres Beach, and Bay View Beach. Visit them all with a West Yarmouth timeshare.

The Whydah Pirate Museum invites guests to learn about an infamous part of maritime history—pirates! Pirates were a real part of Cape Cod's history, and the museum hosts the world's only authenticated pirate treasure. The museum centers around the Whydah, a British ship that was captured by the pirate Samuel Bellamy, before sinking in Cape Cod waters during a storm. The museum has the additional benefit of being highly interactive.

Cape Cod Inflatable Park is a fun destination for families with timeshares in West Yarmouth. Children can play on wet and dry inflatable slides and other rides, while being supervised by staff to ensure their safety. Older children and adults can enjoy the Challenge Zone, where they'll test their strength and agility via trapezes, tight ropes, and more.

Bayberry Golf Course was designed in the 1980s by Geoffrey Cornish and Brian Silva, and features three 9-hole courses. Each course is named after a color of the US flag. The courses are well-maintained, and include gorgeous natural features, like tall trees, lush tufts of grass, and lichen-flecked boulders.

Point Gammon Lighthouse is a magnificent structure that sits on a hilltop overlooking the sea. The landmark, built in 1816, is made of stone and has an intriguing history. After being used to warn ships of rocky shallows, it served as a private residence and then a butterfly museum. Today it can be viewed and photographed, along with other Cape Cod lighthouses, via catamaran tours.

The Cape Cod Rail trail follows train tracks from the 1800s, and goes through Hacker Wildlife Sanctuary, by the Peter Homer Memorial Park, and over a bridge crossing Bass River. Travelers can use their timeshares in West Yarmouth to walk, bike, inline skate, and even horseback ride along the trail. Potentially spot wild bunnies, diverse birds, and cranberry bogs as you meander along.