Provincetown, MA News & Local Guide
A few guides on what to do around Provincetown, written by the people who run Hideaway Hill. Beaches, whale watching, where to eat, when to come. We update this as we think of things worth adding.
Visiting Provincetown with Your Dog
Town beach off-leash hours, National Seashore leash rules and closures, Pilgrim Bark Park, and how our four dog-friendly rentals compare.
Read More »Suzanne's Garden, a Short Walk from Hideaway Hill
A public perennial garden a couple of minutes from our Cottage and Barn, planted by our owner Jon in memory of his mother. Its history and what's planted there.
Read More »Best Beaches Near Provincetown, MA
Race Point, Herring Cove, Head of the Meadow: a local's take on the Cape Cod National Seashore beaches closest to Hideaway Hill.
Read More »Provincetown Whale Watching Guide
Stellwagen Bank is just a few miles offshore, which makes for a short ride to good whale-watching water. Here's what to know before you book.
Read More »Where to Eat on Commercial Street
A guide to the kinds of restaurants, raw bars, bakeries, and late-night spots you'll find along Provincetown's famous Commercial Street.
Read More »Things to Do in Provincetown Year-Round
Provincetown isn't just a summer town. Here's how to enjoy Ptown in every season, from peak summer beach days to quiet winter walks on Commercial Street.
Read More »Provincetown Festivals & Events Guide
From Carnival to the Portuguese Festival, Provincetown's calendar is packed with long-running annual events. Here's what to expect and when.
Read More »Planning a trip? Browse our Provincetown vacation rentals or contact us to check availability.