Horse Pond

Located in Barnstable County, Massachusetts

Horse Pond is a 30-acre great pond nestled in the town of Yarmouth, Massachusetts. The closest location for urgent care is the Cape Cod Hospital, two and a half miles south in Hyannis, Massachusetts.

For international travel, the Boston Logan International Airport is 76 miles north. For local travel, the Barnstable Municipal Airport is much closer, around three miles east.

The Cape Cod Mall, three and a half miles east in Hyannis, is a great place to peruse, shop, or catch a movie on a rainy day. While out and about, grab a bite to eat at one of the fantastic nearby restaurants, like Keltic Kitchen, Yarmouth House, and Basil Thai Cuisine.

Life on the Water

Enjoy life on the water at Horse Pond! Popular activities here include kayaking, fishing, and hiking.

The pond has a clean beach that is perfect for relaxing and soaking up the sunshine. While sitting in your kayak or on the beach, cast a line! Anglers can expect to catch largemouth bass.

Looking for something close but not on the water? You'll be delighted to know there are miles of interlinking hiking trails here.

Things to Do Nearby

There are plenty of fun things to do off the water around Horse Pond!

Visit the nearby Whydah Pirate Museum, displaying artifacts recovered from an 18th-century vessel used for piracy and the slave trade.

Next, check out the Edward Gorey House, featuring original artwork, photographs, and first editions displayed in the quirky artist/author’s former home.

If you're looking for somewhere fun for the kids during a hot summer day, then the Cape Cod Inflatable Park is an excellent choice for you! This is the largest inflatable water park in the country that also offers guests an arcade, food, and a zipline.

Visit Plymouth, Massachusetts

Plymouth, Massachusetts, is around 36 miles north of Horse Pond. This town makes for a fantastic day trip as it is packed with history!

Visit the Plymouth Rock Historical Landmark, a waterfront monument showcasing the storied rock where the Mayflower Pilgrims first landed in 1620.

Check out the Mayflower ll, a full-scale replica of a 17th-century Pilgrim ship with exhibits and tours led by costumed guides.

Another important spot in Plymouth is the Pilgrim Hall Museum, the oldest public museum in the U.S. Built in 1824, you can find archives of items from the early Pilgrims.

Need some lunch in between stops at Plymouth? East Bay Grille, Dillon's Local, and Mamma Mia's of Plymouth Waterfront have you covered!

Make Lasting Memories on the Cape

If you're looking for a location to start making memories on Cape Cod, then you've found the perfect match in Horse Pond!