Welcome to Wareham!
Sightseeing
Miles of dune beaches, marshes, and paths. (1.5 hour drive)
124 locals recommend
Cape Cod National Seashore
99 Marconi Site RoadMiles of dune beaches, marshes, and paths. (1.5 hour drive)
A town of quaint villages, seafood shacks, lighthouses, ponds, and bay/ocean beaches. (47-minute drive)
Cape Cod
A town of quaint villages, seafood shacks, lighthouses, ponds, and bay/ocean beaches. (47-minute drive)
Home to the John F. Kennedy Hyannis Museum and the Cape Cod Maritime Museum. Ferries connect Hyannis to Nantucket Island.
58 locals recommend
Hyannis
Home to the John F. Kennedy Hyannis Museum and the Cape Cod Maritime Museum. Ferries connect Hyannis to Nantucket Island.
A historic nail factory located at 21 Elm Street, which operated from 1819 to 2006 by the Tremont Nail Company. Call their office if you would like a tour of the facility.
Tremont Nail Factory
8 Elm StreetA historic nail factory located at 21 Elm Street, which operated from 1819 to 2006 by the Tremont Nail Company. Call their office if you would like a tour of the facility.
Onset Beach
Onset AvenueA well-protected beach in a broad cove. (13-minute drive)
Swifts Beach
Enjoy the clear waters of the South Coast at this neighborhood beach.
Food scene
A family-owned Mexican restaurant serving authentic cuisine and margaritas.
17 locals recommend
El Mariachi
207 Main StA family-owned Mexican restaurant serving authentic cuisine and margaritas.
Tavern with river views offering hearty American meals such as fried seafood.
7 locals recommend
Narrows Crossing Restaurant
1 Narrows RdTavern with river views offering hearty American meals such as fried seafood.
Mumma Marys Italian Cafe
219 Main StreetWomen-owned restaurant serving traditional Italian food.
Riverside Cafe
189 Main StA popular local breakfast joint.