We’re delighted to welcome you to Eastham on the beautiful Outer Cape. Our family has lived here for over 30 years, raising five children and becoming part of the Cape Cod community. When the opportunity arose to care for this 1896 Queen Anne Victorian, we knew it was something special. Today, we’re preserving its historic charm while thoughtfully updating it with the comforts guests expect—creating a warm, relaxed boutique inn just minutes from the Cape Cod National Seashore. We love helping guests discover the best of the Outer Cape—from beaches and bike trails to local favorites. Arrive. Exhale. Relax.

Perfectly located across the street from the Cape Cod National Seashore in historic Eastham, the Inn at the Oaks in Eastham on Cape Cod offers effortless access to the very best of the Outer Cape. Enjoy easy access to the Cape Cod Rail Trail, where a scenic ride leads you to the ocean at Coast Guard Beach—just about 1.2 miles away. Prefer not to bike? A seasonal trolley stop directly across the street brings you straight to Coast Guard Beach with ease. In the opposite direction, the calm bay beaches are just a short ride away, offering warm waters and unforgettable sunsets—while the ocean side delivers breathtaking sunrises. Few locations offer such perfect access to both. Our boutique inn blends timeless Cape Cod charm with a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. All of our rooms are thoughtfully appointed with king-size beds for exceptional comfort and a restful night’s sleep. Three of our rooms feature beautiful antique clawfoot tubs—full of character and charm. These classic tubs do require stepping in and out, so they’re best suited for guests comfortable with a little extra mobility. Each morning begins with a thoughtfully prepared, multi-course breakfast experience designed to delight and energize your day. For added comfort, our Carriage House suites feature private beverage areas with mini refrigerators and Keurig coffee makers—perfect for unwinding after a day at the beach. Ideally situated between Chatham and Provincetown, the Inn at the Oaks is the perfect home base for exploring Cape Cod’s most beautiful beaches, scenic bike trails, charming villages, shops, and dining. Whether you’re here for a romantic getaway, a relaxing escape, or a classic Cape Cod vacation, the Inn at the Oaks offers an experience guests return to year after year.

Eastham is known as the “Gateway to the Cape Cod National Seashore,” offering direct access to over 40 miles of pristine sandy beaches, protected marshlands, scenic ponds, and unspoiled coastal beauty. The Inn is located directly across from the Cape Cod National Seashore Visitor Center, making it easy to explore some of the most iconic destinations on the Outer Cape. Just minutes away, you’ll find Coast Guard Beach and Nauset Light Beach, known for their sweeping ocean views, rolling dunes, and classic Cape Cod scenery. In the opposite direction, the bay beaches—including First Encounter Beach—offer warm, calm waters and unforgettable sunsets. Eastham is one of the few places where you can experience both sunrise over the Atlantic and sunset over Cape Cod Bay in the same day. The nearby Cape Cod Rail Trail provides miles of scenic biking and walking through pine forests and salt marshes, connecting you to beaches, ponds, and neighboring towns. You’re also perfectly situated for exploring the best of Cape Cod, with Chatham, Orleans, Wellfleet, and Provincetown all just a short drive away—each offering a unique mix of shops, restaurants, galleries, and coastal charm. ⭐ Top 5 Things to Do Near the Inn 🚲 Bike the Cape Cod Rail Trail Enjoy miles of scenic, flat trails through beautiful coastal landscapes—perfect for all levels. 🏖 Relax at Coast Guard Beach One of the most famous beaches on Cape Cod, known for its natural beauty and expansive shoreline. 🌅 Catch Sunset at First Encounter Beach Calm waters and stunning sunsets make this a guest favorite. 🗼 Visit Nauset Light & Lighthouse A classic Cape Cod landmark with breathtaking ocean views. 🎨 Explore Provincetown & Wellfleet Discover art galleries, live theater, unique shops, and some of the Cape’s best dining.