#CAPE COD NATIONAL SEASHORE BEACHES PARKING FREE#
There are several passes that provide free access to federal lands charging an entrance fee, including the $80 Annual Inter-agency Pass, the $80 Lifetime Senior Pass or the $20 Annual Senior Pass, and the free Access Pass. Revenue from the fee increase will be used to enhance visitor services, including repair of park facilities, and rehabilitation of visitor centers and cultural resources.”Īn additional fee-related change involves the shift in pass sales from visitor centers to beach fee booths.Ĭape Cod National Seashore charges entrance fees at six beaches: Coast Guard and Nauset Light in Eastham, Marconi in Wellfleet, Head of the Meadow in Truro, and Race Point and Herring Cove in Provincetown.įees are traditionally collected on weekends from Memorial Day to late June, daily from late June to Labor Day, and on weekends in September.ĭue to COVID-19 impacts, this year, fees will be collected beginning in early July. “Fees collected at the seashore are used to improve our visitors’ experiences. “At the local level, the fee program is critical to the park,” said Cape Cod National Seashore Superintendent Brian Carlstrom. This change is in response to the National Park Service effort to standardize entrance fees across the National Park System.įees for pedestrians and motorcycles will remain the same, as will the cost of the seasonal Cape Cod National Seashore pass, which provides access to the six National Seashore beaches throughout the season for $60. The daily vehicle entrance fee will increase from $20 to $25. WELLFLEET – The Cape Cod National Seashore has announced changes in the fee program for the upcoming season.
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