Towns from Eastham to Provincetown are part of the Outer Cape. These towns abound with tourists the whole year through.

Located in the Cape Cod National Seashore, Surf Side Cottages is a quiet neighborhood with scrub pines and sandy streets is a throwback to family vacations past. The 23 cottages on and near the ocean have full kitchens, barbecue grills, screened porches, and outdoor showers. The decor is '60s retro, the only air conditioning is the ocean breeze, and while there are no TVs, there's a drive-in movie theater in nearby Wellfleet.

One of the Cape's most idiosyncratic hotels and a true hidden gem, the Land's End Inn is a cacophony of stained glass, fringed lampshades, original artwork, hand-carved wooden moldings, ornate wallpaper, and overstuffed antique furniture. The hotel dates to 1904, but the unique look more reminiscent of a game lodge than a New England B&B is the contribution of the newest owner, who bought the place in 2002. The mixed straight and gay crowd that gathers on the veranda for breakfast (included in the room rate) is as interesting as the building. No two of the 17 rooms are alike.

Apart from this there are numerous other lodging options which are listed with the Cape Cod Hotels site including the Cape Cod cheap & luxury hotels.