Cape Cod

[staten island mike]

Hi Everyone,

I haven't posted in a long time but I hope to post some gold this summer.

The question that I need help with is that in two weeks I want to go to Cape Cod with my camper and hit some of the beaches. What part of Cape Cod is off limits and what beaches are O.K. for hunting?

I would really appreciate any feedback on this question.

Good luck to everyone and may your scoops show nothing but shiny yellow on the bottom.

HH,
Staten Island Mike

 

[Mr.Bill]

Stay off Federal park land, and you will be OK. Most all the non Federal Beach's are open to metal detecting.

Private property is a different matter.

 

[James B. in Mass]

The National Seashore down Cape is completely off limits, but there are no shortages of beaches around.

 

[Casper-1]

you have some dealers down there that get out every other day - and a large handful of guys that live down there and detect - the Bay side might be your best bet - check a tide chart before you go - the Bay side goes out really far so so you'll have a ton of area to hit. I do good down there in the Summer - where you can get recent drops - out of season is tough - but you could get lucky!

 

[Casper-1]

I live 2+ hours away and usually go down there 3 or 4 times a year

 

[Ron J]

your interested in some great places to visit while on the Cape!

 

["MR. GOLD MASTER"]

lots of the locals are reale tight lipped about it, hard to find any info on which beaches to hunt for old stuff around there.

i got some of old maps and info on some hotspots, email me if you need some info

Good luck On your Trip and hope you find lots of goodies!!!!

 

[desmond]

I get up the Cape a few weeks a year to visit my mom. I grew up there, but unfortunatley, wasn't into metal detecting then. Let me know if you're going this year. I found a few nice rings up there last summer, Orleans area, but not bay side. Found some nice old silver on farms up there as well. Desmond Brooklyn, NY