Beach passes on Cape Cod are typically managed by individual towns, and the process for obtaining them can vary. Here's a general guide for each town:
Barnstable
Where to Get Passes: Barnstable Recreation Division or online.
Details: Resident and non-resident passes are available. Daily parking fees may apply at some beaches.
Bourne
Where to Get Passes: Bourne Town Hall or online.
-Details: Resident stickers are required for certain beaches. Non-residents can pay daily parking fees.
Brewster
Where to Get Passes: Brewster Town Offices or online.
Details: Resident and non-resident stickers are available. Some beaches may have limited access for non-residents.
Chatham
Where to Get Passes: Chatham Town Offices or online.
-Details: Resident and non-resident stickers are required for parking at most beaches.
Dennis
Where to Get Passes: Dennis Town Hall or online.
Details: Resident and non-resident stickers are available. Daily parking fees may apply for non-residents.
Eastham
Where to Get Passes: Eastham Town Hall or online.
Details: Resident and non-resident stickers are required for parking at town beaches.
Falmouth
Where to Get Passes: Falmouth Town Hall or online.
Details: Resident and non-resident stickers are available. Daily parking fees may apply for non-residents.
Harwich
Where to Get Passes: Harwich Town Hall or online.
Details: Resident and non-resident stickers are required for parking at most beaches.
https://www.harwich-ma.gov/373/Beaches
Purchase Harwich Beach Pass Online: https://www.harwich-ma.gov/1058/Access-Sales-Beach-Transfer-Station-and-
Harwich Beach Map: https://content.civicplus.com/api/assets/32e1a4ab-44e9-4256-8062-0c0591dfff79?cache=1800
Mashpee
-Where to Get Passes: Mashpee Town Hall or online.
Details: Resident and non-resident stickers are available. Daily parking fees may apply for non-residents.
Orleans
Where to Get Passes: Orleans Town Hall or online.
Details: Resident and non-resident stickers are required for parking at most beaches.
Provincetown
Where to Get Passes: Provincetown Town Hall or online.
Details: Resident and non-resident stickers are available. Daily parking fees may apply for non-residents.
Truro
Where to Get Passes: Truro Town Hall or online.
Details: Resident and non-resident stickers are required for parking at most beaches.
Wellfleet
Where to Get Passes: Wellfleet Town Hall or online.
Details: Resident and non-resident stickers are available. Daily parking fees may apply for non-residents.
Yarmouth
Where to Get Passes: Yarmouth Town Hall or online.
-Details: Resident and non-resident stickers are required for parking at most beaches.
For Cape Cod National Seashore beaches, passes can be purchased at the beach entrances during the season. You can find more information about fees and passes [here](https://www.nps.gov/caco/planyourvisit/fees.htm) and [here](https://www.capecodtimes.com/in-depth/news/2021/03/26/cape-cod-beach-sticker-information-2021/7012485002/).
To get Brewster beach passes online, follow these steps:
1. Visit the Town of Brewster's Permit Sales Website: You can purchase beach parking permits online through the town's official website. Non-resident visitors can also buy daily or seasonal permits online.
2. Provide Required Information: For residents, you'll need to provide vehicle registration and proof of Brewster residency. Non-residents can simply select the type of permit they need.
3. Payment: Payments can be made online using a credit card. Note that there may be a convenience fee for online purchases.
4. Paperless Permits: Brewster uses a paperless system, so enforcement is conducted using license plate reader technology. You don't need to print or display a physical permit.
For more details and to access the online permit system, you can visit the Town of Brewster's Beach Information page - https://www.brewster-ma.gov/home/news/beach-recycling-center-shellfish-permits-and-community-pool-passes-now-available-online-or or the Permit Sales page - https://www.brewster-ma.gov/beach-information. If you have any questions, you can email permits@brewster-ma.gov or call the town offices.