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Marstons Mills (also spelled Marston's Mills) is a village in the town of Barnstable, Massachusetts, United States. It was settled by Roger Goodspeed before 1653. His granddaughter Lydia married Benjamin Marston who developed the fulling mill and weaving operations along the Marstons Mills River, hence the name of the village. It is primarily residential, located on Massachusetts Route 28, and rural in nature. Main roads also include Massachusetts Route 149, Race Lane, River Road, Osterville-West Barnstable Road, and Santuit-Newtown Road. The ZIP code for Marstons Mills is 02648.
Restaurants in Marstons Mills
1. Skydive Barnstable
Overall Ratings
5 based on 82 reviews
Skydive Barnstable, is the closest Cape Cod dropzone to Boston and Providence and specializes in first-time skydives. With 30 years of experience in the skydiving industry and state of the art equipment (not to mention professional and experience staff with thousands of jumps to their name) you are sure to have the thrill of a lifetime with a focus on fun and safety at Skydive Barnstable.
Reviewed By winburl - Santa Fe, New Mexico
For our daughter's birthday, we bought her and my son the full package, including film. The staff were friendly and helpful, well organized and professional. Both kids loved the experience and had total confidence in the tandem jumpers. Photos and film turned out great, so the memories will last....
2. Stand Up & Paddle Cape Cod
Overall Ratings
5 based on 70 reviews
Reviewed By lbk619 - Newton, Massachusetts
Amy was excellent! Great accommodations and equipment was in perfect condition. Couldn't have asked for a better experience. This was our third time renting from Amy, and my friends and I will continue to use her rental service each time we are on the Cape. Fabulous day!
3. Craigville Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 189 reviews
Reviewed By bcnett - Stoneham, Massachusetts
Stopped by Criagville Beach the end of september. It is a beautiful beach that we enjoyed walking on. It must be very crowded in the summer, but mostly enjoyable on a crisp fall day.
4. Mashpee Commons
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 292 reviews
Reviewed By rstrac - Norwood, Ma
I enjoy accompanying my wife here. She loves going in the stores. I go in and come right out. Very little for men. But good place to take a walk, look at restaurant menus and sit on a bench.
5. Cape Cod Beer
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 328 reviews
Cape Cod Beer is Cape Cod's original craft beer located at 1336 Phinney's Lane in Hyannis with beer on tap in over 400 locations and in 125 package stores from Plymouth to Provincetown. Founded in 2004, Cape Cod Beer produces four year round offerings: Our Flagship Cape Cod Red, our light and refreshing Beach Blonde Ale, our dark and malty Porter and our bold & hoppy Cape Cod IPA, plus seasonal favorites such as Cape Cod Summer, Harvest Ale, Big Sea Saison, float Your Boatmeal Stout, Old Man Winter and Stargazer Stout, to name a few. We have a retail center that is open year round, where you can taste our beers and shop for a variety of logo goods and a wide selection of products Made on Cape Cod. We have daily tours Monday through Saturday at 11:00 am or you can taste all the beers we have available during our retail hours. We hope you come visit soon!
Reviewed By Amanda L - Syracuse, New York
My husband and I love finding breweries and wineries in new areas. We were super impressed with cape cod beer! The place is huge with plenty of seating indoors and out. For $5 you get 5 3oz pours of your choice. That’s a steal! The beer was tasty. I enjoyed the Harvest and the porter. This is a great spot to put your phone away and play a board game or enjoy conversation. I’m definitely glad we made a trip here!
6. Putter's Paradise
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 149 reviews
The spouting white whale is this mini-golf course's signature. The "mini Pebble Beach" of Cape Cod. Serving Gifford's famous ice cream.
Reviewed By Michael M - Crestwood, Kentucky
This miniature golf course was right next to our Cape Cod hotel (the Tidewater Inn), so we saw it right away when we reached Cape Cod. Being as to how miniature golf is something of an addictive hobby of ours, we targeted it right away as a "must-do".
That said, we honestly weren't expecting too much. The curb appeal from the road wasn't bad - but it just didn't appear to be quite as exciting as some of the other courses. We couldn't have been more wrong! We had an absolute blast on this course, which was challenging and different. The owner told us about how he started out with the course a few decades back - and how there were no trees (he planted them all) and everything was bare. Now, the course is pretty well-shaded (a definite plus since we played in the afternoon, when there was not much of a crowd - but when it was really hot!).
In the afternoon, they apparently offer some sweet deals....play a round and get a round free was offered when we went. Not bad at all!
If you don't mind waiting, this is a great place to go in the evening, but it was very popular and had a lot of folks there when we dropped by one night around 9 pm.
The price was reasonable...
ALSO....a big hit with my 19 year old....they sell ice cream. Apparently, a LOT of it. Quite a few choices, too.
7. 1856 Country Store
Overall Ratings
5 based on 52 reviews
Reviewed By KLATAMPA - Tampa, Florida
This store is located in an old frame house with creaky wooden floors! It is a gift/home store plus a candy/toy store.
They have nautical home decor and gifts, Christmas ornaments, candles, jewelry, a baby gift section, books, housewares.
Kids love the penny and nickel candies of old! Every kind you can imagine, along with a selection of current and vintage toys.
This is a fun place that I visit whenever I go to Cape Cod!
8. Cape Cod Airfield
Overall Ratings
5 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By piris - Marstons Mills, Massachusetts
We live in Marstons Mills and like many others, love this airport, and are very glad it was saved from being turned into a housing development. It's a huge grassy field where you can go and watch the planes. Yes, the stunt plane is noisy in the summer, but we don't care- like to watch it doing rolls and dives. We also enjoyed watching the skydivers as their chutes opened.
9. Ahh Time Skin and Lash Studio
Overall Ratings
5 based on 36 reviews
This is a solo practice, aesthetic services rendered by appointment. Booking online is SIMPLE! Comfort, care,and TLC are our specialty. Our wish is that every guest who walks through our doors feels welcome and appreciated. We provide a clean, serene environment; your home away from home without the responsibilities. Your concerns and goals are carefully listened to, considered, and guide each individualized treatment.
Reviewed By BarbaraSS - Hillsdale, New Jersey
My girlfriend and I went here while on vacation. Not a very relaxing place to be. Receptionist wasn't around, aesthetician helped us. One of the therapists was late. Neither massage was great, but it sure was pricey. Guess that's what happens in a summer place.
10. Titcomb's Bookshop
Overall Ratings
5 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By Tc C
Ran out of books for the kids but luckily this shop was on TripAdvisor and local to us .. lady at the desk was brilliant /lovely little bookshop and kids were able to continue their journey of Harry Potter with glued passion ...
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