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  DISABLED SENIORS WITH DISABLEDGOVERNMENT ID PLACED IN WINDOW OF VEHICLE. TO PARK AT THE...
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  In fact, you'll be able to park at any of the Cape Cod National Seashore beaches (our most beautiful beaches, IMHO) if you have a National Parks Access Pass. If you're legally blind or permanently disabled, you can get the pass and it's free. If for some reason you don't qualify for the Access Pass, there's also a Senior Pass for those aged 62 and over. It costs $10 and it's good for life. http://www.nps.gov/caco/upload/beachguide-3.pdf At the beaches within Massachusetts state parks, parking fees are waived for vehicles bearing the following types of license plates from any state: Handicapped License Plate, placard or disabled veterans’ license plate. This waiver does not apply to camping fees and is subject to available parking. http://www.mass.gov/dcr/parkspass.htm Hope this helps!
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  Where are the best beaches for families on Cape Cod?
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  Typcially, the best beaches for younger swimmers are on the west-facing side of the Cape, which fronts the more sheletered waters of Cape Cod Bay. Cape Cod's Atlantic-facing shoreline experiences much bigger surf, so not ideal if you have younger kids. One of my favorite beaches for kids is Skaket Beach near Orleans, which has big tidepools and shallow water that is perfect for toddlers who want to roam and splash around. In Chatham, you might try Cockle Cove Beach, which fronts the sheltered waters of Nantucket Sound. Hope this helps!
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  What are things too do @ cap cod in Mid October
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  October is my favorite season on the Cape and Islands. The weather is crisp but the water is still (barely) warm enough for swimming. There are a bunch of harvest festivals around the Cape, so check wherever you're staying locally. Also, it's the tail end of whale watching season. Barnstable and Hyannis both have great whale watching tours.
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  I have the week of June 27th thru July 3rd in Yarmouth, Cape Cod. My sixteen year old...
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  Their are bowling alleys called Ryan family amusment they offer a disco bowling on Friday nights. Newer paint ball experience including Lazer tag in Hyannis Balls to the wall. Their is a batting cage and bumper boats on the curve RTE 28 in Harwich MA. Up steet a little about 1/2 mile away going towards Chatham Buds go Karts there are baseball games in all Cape Cod towns. get a copy of Kids on the Cape a lot of local places for coupons and ideas