We were just driving to find any Cape Cod beach, and found this one at low tide! It was soooo amazing on the clear Fall day we were there--- miles and miles of sand exposed at low tide, views to take one's breath away. We parked at Rock Harbor for easy access (there are port-a-potties there for kidlet emergencies!). It's a long walk to the ocean, but the creek/ inlet provided lots of wading and chasing little minnows, finding shells. Bring swim gear and pails and a sun shade and enjoy a few hours!

We were a sleepy two year old and tired parents, and wanted to see the town without all the walking! It worked great to give us an overview so we could decide a few places to visit ourselves, and was fun for the little one! It was also great because we went in the Fall when it was a bit cold for walking.

It's not a large area, but there's a park to play at, and good places to eat. Go grab some Dim Sum or Japanese food. A few street vendors and little shops provide cheap Chinese snacks and trinkets. Suggest parking in a garage or taking public transportation (best) to get there.