Our children loved the petting tank and looking at the fish i the aquarium. You could tell the people that worked there really loved what they did.

One of those muyst see attrractions for the whole family. All llevels of education - exhibits and trails - wonderful, interpersonal staff to explain the origins of the Cape and ways to keep her safe!

This is a wonderful museum that is very informative and is a great stop to learn appreciate the variety of flora and fauna of the Cape. Exhibits are kid friendly and the staff members are helpful.

We have experienced well maintained trails, enthusiastic caring volunteers, well done displays of both history and aquatic life each time we've visited. Its not a flashy urban museum and doesn't try to be. It has a relaxed homey vibe. It is a museum with live bees in a hive, a great view of the salt marsh and birds just outside... More

Okay, it's small, but inside is a great aquarium for learning about aquatic life (marine and freshwater) in the Cape area. And the best element of all is the open-top tank with all kinds of creatures and shells to be found on the Brewster Mudflats nearby and elsewhere along the Cape's beaches. We already had explored several beach areas and,... More

If you visit just one aquarium on the cape, this should be it. Clean, modern facility with ample free parking which makes up for the $8 per adult charge. The admission fee is worth it! Modern, interesting exhibits on Native Americans, and local nature. Beautiful large windows for birdwatching in the same room where there are many kids' activities. Aquarium... More

We have been to the museum a bunch of times now since someone bought us a year membership. You can't compare this to any of the big city museums, but that is what makes it so nice for those of us with young children. There are a nice selection of aquatic life in the aquarium area. Having gone a few... More

I have to say I was disappointed when I finally made it to this Museum. I had tried to go many times before and was unable so I checked the Website to familiarize myself with it. I read something about 'what to do before you go' and off we went. It unfortunately was high tide and none of the trails... More

Great for kids, good hiking trails. There are always rescued animals to see and a picture window with bird feeders to admire. You can walk out to Cape Cod Bay, examine the stuffed birds, and see small snakes and other critters. There's an indoor tide pool too. Busy when it rains.