Truro Ma

Truro Ma is also popular for some fine beaches, first we'll give you those on the ocean side. Ballston Beach, Head of the Meadow Beach, and Longnook Road Beach. On the bay side you have Corn Hill Beach, Fisher Road Beach, Great Hollow Beach, Pond Village Beach, Ryder Beach, and Highhead Beach.

Be sure to stop by The Truro Historical Museum for a piece of Truro's history. Highland Lighthouse is another very worth while stop in Truro for the history buffs as well as a very scenic stop.

For some golf visit the oldest course on Cape Cod, at Highland Links. For those with a interest in theater stop by the Payomet Theater Tent during the summer months. For a look at the arts take a look at Castle Hill (Truro Center For The Arts).

Truro offers plenty of oppurtunity for fishing charters and surf casting alike or launch your own boat at the Pamet Harbor. Beaches on the ocean are also great for surfing, sailing, kite boarding, and wind surfing. Truro is also part of the Cape Cod National Seashore and the Cape Cod Rail Trail.

One more great stop in Truro is the Truro Vineyards, stop in and do a little wine tasting while your there.

Camping is also available at Horton's Campground in Truro as well as motels, cottages and beach resorts. For dining there is plenty of fresh seafood restaurants here.

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