Location: West Yarmouth
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What to do and see in West Yarmouth, Massachusetts (MA): The Best Things to do Good for Kids
West Yarmouth is a census-designated place (CDP) in the town of Yarmouth in Barnstable County, Massachusetts, United States. The population was 6,012 at the 2010 census.
Restaurants in West Yarmouth
1. Putter's Paradise
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 175 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 ajcosentino
We’ve been coming to Putter’s Paradise for a few years now and it’s the only mini golf course we make it to anymore. They let you play two games for the price of one if you wish and the staff/owner are very friendly. The course is well-designed and extremely well-kept with holes that are difficult and interesting but not absurd. It’s nice a shady on a sunny day with a nice breeze. 10/10 recommend.
2. Parkers River Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By nkennedy96 - Boston, United States
Wonderful beach with enough room, lots of seashells, and gentle waves. We were staying nearby so it was walkable. $20 is a bit pricey to use the lot for the day, that would be my only complaint.
3. Whydah Pirate Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 397 reviews
Experience Cape Cod's newest interactive science museum featuring real pirates and real treasures! A must-see attraction for all ages where you will touch, see and interact with the worlds only authenticated pirate treasure, discovered in 1984 off the coast of Wellfleet.
Reviewed By Cjend - Southampton, United States
Great place to visit. The only pirate place I’ve ever been that isn’t jokey. It’s definitely a cool and informative place that was enjoyed by my entire family. Highly recommend visiting if you’re looking for something to do on a rainy day at the cape!
4. Wild Animal Lagoon
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 87 reviews
Water is the theme at the aptly-named Thunder Falls mini-golf course.
Reviewed By chushie - Barrington, United States
After annual trips to Pirates Cove mini golf, we decided to try Wild Animal Lagoon instead and were overjoyed by the experience!!! Well maintained, immaculately clean, special care given to the greens, sound, lighting, course design (awesome animal structures that make great photo ops!), and the best part was a little spinner game with fun family challenges at various holes to make the experience feel completely different/new. I know there's a lot of different options for mini-golf on rte. 28, so I'm writing this review in hopes that more people give this place a try over the others as it's SO worth it. My 3 teen boys all agreed that this was by far the best mini-golf experience we've had- EVER!!!
5. Seagull Beach
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 516 reviews
Reviewed By bucutifans - Boston, United States
Beautiful beach in West Yamouth. Clean restrooms, well stocked snack bar and the beachn is immaculate, great for families.
6. Cape Cod Inflatable Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 384 reviews
The Cape Cod Inflatable Park is a one of a kind attraction on Cape Cod offering a HUGE selection of both wet and dry inflatable rides for kids and adults alike. Our inflatable park and family resort is centrally located on Cape Cod in Massachusetts and is packed with large themed inflatable slides, bounce houses, games, a gift shop, Shark Bites restaurant, 9 hole mini golf course, arcade and more.
Reviewed By jalice80 - Hingham, United States
We had a wonderful day at the park on July 2, 2018. There really is something for all ages...our grandkids..ages 9 - 15- each found a challenge and had just plain fun. In fact our 9 year old went back after dinner! Some caveats for parents and suggestions for management. There is obvious risk involved in many of the attractions..We all sign the waiver and must, but parents should discern which attractions are suited to their age child. (and hope that all goes well) Lastly, for management..the entrance to the lazy river is VERY slippery and we saw several (adults) fall as they were entering. Some grip-type strips would alert people of this and would also hopefully prevent such accidents (easy fix!) The teen/young adult workers really need to be more attentive to their attraction and those on it.. Some were half asleep, on their phones or chatting with friends. Not acceptable. That being said, we all had a ball and everything went well. A great attraction for the Cape!
