Nauset Lighthouse,

120 Nauset Light Beach Road, Eastham, MA 02642

"Beautiful lighthouse you can see in the park with easy parking right next to the site. There is also access to the beach and nice public restrooms. Definitely a decent place to visit if you want to go to the beach or see some history about the lighthouse. Also easy to get to the three sisters lighthouses if you want to see them."

"The Cape Cod chips light house! Lol but in all seriousness, this was a pretty chill spot to walk around. It's free to go up to the light house and take pics (at least it was when my wife and I went on our honeymoon.) The beach across the street is a sight to behold too, especially if you are able to see some seals, or maybe even a great white up near the shore!"

"Absolutely beautiful! Some neat little history here. I recommend reading it all then go down to the beach and find the old foundations that the erosion has destroyed."

"CLASSIC New England lighthouse on our beautiful national seashore. Tours available and dates times posted. Very picturesque."

"Grab your Cape Cod bag of chips and head down to the picturesque lighthouse as screen on the chip bag . . If you're traveling to Boston and have a couple of hours to spare this is definitely a nice drive along the coastline up towards the tip of Cape Cod. This area's got lots of really nice beaches and I had no idea of just how many great beaches were in the Boston area as I've never been to Boston before from Toronto. I was quite impressed with this entire area though and I definitely would recommend people vacationing down to the US to try to put this on their list of must see places. . If you do go see some of these lighthouses you can actually climb up inside a lot of them but the schedules are quite inconsistent and some lighthouses only have it twice a week as they are operated by volunteers for the tours. When I was there they had only tours on Wednesday and Friday. Definitely some neat history around there as far as lighthouses go. I think one of them was even commissioned by George Washington."