Cape Cod, Massachusetts and Narragansett, Rhode Island

We were off and running again on Sept 28. We left behind the luxury of the cruise ship and the wonderful hospitality of our relatives and made our way through Boston out to Cape Cod. It was a short two hour drive to the Roland C. Nickerson State Park located outside Brewster, MA and a little more than half way out to the tip of the Cape. We used our campsite as a base to drive around the Cape. We both agreed that this was the best campsite that we’d had so far. It was located on a small knoll overlooking a large pond. We enjoyed sitting around and enjoying the beautiful sunny weather during the day and the reflection of the moonlight on the pond at night.

We had last visited Cape Cod in the early 70’s and had forgotten how beautiful it was. Our drives around the island included seeing typical “Cape Cod” styles cottages and beach houses, wonderful seafood restaurants, beautiful pristine beaches and unique lighthouses. We enjoyed ourselves so much we stayed for four days.

It was difficult to tear ourselves away from Cape Cod but we drove south to Narragansett, Rhode Island on Mon. Oct 2.