Bournes Pond

Located in Barnstable County, Massachusetts

Bournes Pond is a coastal embayment located approximately two miles from the town center of East Falmouth in Barnstable County, Massachusetts.

The Boston Logan International Airport is situated 80 miles north. The Barnstable Municipal Airport is 17 miles northeast in Hyannis, Massachusetts. For urgent care, the Falmouth Hospital is five miles west.

When heading into town, grab a bite to eat at local favorites like East End Tap, Bite on the Go, Le Bon Jour, and Lobo's House of Pizza.

Access to the Vineyard and Nantucket Sounds

Bourne's Pond is an excellent place for those who love to kayak! It's one of the most popular activities in Falmouth, as there are multiple lengthy stretches of coastal embayments.

Farther down, where Bourne's Pond and Israel's Cove meet, access out to both the Vineyard and Nantucket Sounds. There is an underpass beneath Menauhant Road that will fit kayaks and small boats.

Make sure you bring your rod and reel before heading into the ocean! Fishing reports on Bourne's Pond indicate that species like Striped bass, Black seabass, kingcroaker, and Dusky smooth-hound are present.

What's Nearby?

Menauhant Beach is less than a mile away from Bourne Pond. This tranquil beach is a fantastic place to swim, soak up some rays, windsurf, or fish!

Nearby Sea Farms Marsh is an 80-acre plot of quiet woodlands, marsh, and fields for hiking and birdwatching. Take in scenic views of the surrounding coves, hike the mile-long trail, or watch out for blue herons, osprey, cormorant, marsh hawk, and various ducks.

If Menauhant Beach isn't enough to satisfy your craving for time spent under the sun, then you're in luck! There are five beaches within five miles of Bourne's Pond. The closest are South Cape Beach, Mashpee Town Beach, Bristol Beach, and Falmouth Heights Beach.

Visit Plymouth, Massachusetts

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

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

Check out the Mayflower II, 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!

Pure Luxury on the Cape

If you're looking for your next real estate move, consider buying property on Bourne's Pond. This location offers nothing but pure luxury on Cape Cod!