Provincetown Vacation Rentals

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Make Provincetown your next getaway

Boasting myriad beaches, an active nightlife scene, and a gay-friendly vibe, Provincetown, Massachusetts, on the tip of Cape Cod is a summer playground for well-heeled Northeasterners. P-town, as it's lovingly known, has long held a place in popular culture - it's been the setting for at least two mystery novels - and with a bustling downtown and a relaxed populace, you're sure to have the time of your lives at one of our Provincetown vacation rentals. 

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Popular amenities for Provincetown vacation rentals

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Provincetown Bliss
2 Bedroom | 1 Bath | Sleeps 4

Provincetown Bliss - Provincetown, MA

$306 avg / night
(excludes fees and taxes)
4.0 (6)
The Dinah Shore
2 Bedroom | 2.5 Bath | Sleeps 4

The Dinah Shore - Provincetown, MA

$298 avg / night
(excludes fees and taxes)
Provincetown Waterfront Studio
0 Bedroom | 1 Bath | Sleeps 2

Provincetown Waterfront Studio - Provincetown, MA

$319 avg / night
(excludes fees and taxes)
4.33 (33)
Bay Colony Vista
2 Bedroom | 1 Bath | Sleeps 4

Bay Colony Vista - Provincetown, MA

$333 avg / night
(excludes fees and taxes)
4.3 (46)
The Joyce Ellen
0 Bedroom | 1 Bath | Sleeps 2

The Joyce Ellen - Provincetown, MA

$227 avg / night
(excludes fees and taxes)
3.75 (4)

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Recent Provincetown guest reviews

The good: This spot is terrific. It's literally across the street from the bay and the view is awesome. It's up one (outdoor) flight, has an outdoor porch facing the water. It has everything you should need. The property is on the line between ptown and truro. There's a shuttle to bring you to/from ptown if you want. You get one parking space right by the condo and can have one guest (in a guest spot) but not for more than 24 hours in the spot. The less good: There are two window ACs, but they only promise "partial." When we got there it was more than 90 degrees and there was one AC in one bedroom, incorrectly installed. We found the other in a closet and installed them both properly but if we hadn't looked, had tools in the car, etc., we would have baked. The beds are horrible. My kid was fine - but adults might want a mattress topper. The hot water runs out fast, which is really surprising in a condo. Plan to spread out showers. The beach across the street is beautiful, but - at low tide it's super-shallow sand bars - really fun for playing in, but you'd have to walk out a thousand feet to get it deep enough to hit your thighs. At high tide, the beach is gone - the tide comes all the way to the (short) staircase to the beach. In between, you can find some more usable times, so watch the tide schedules. If you have kids, low tide is a blast.
Emily P. | Jul 2025
Awesome condo!!! Great location, super comfortable with everything you could ever want!!! Super clean.
paul v. | Jul 2025
Great spot, location wise. Nice overall for 2 people. However the lack of a.c was tough as it was hot and humid throughout. The amount of fans just isn’t enough for some of us like myself. Didn’t use the hot tub due to it being so hot. Mattress was very firm and pillows too soft. But overall a good experience and the location makes it worth it.
Stone P. | Jul 2025
Provincetown vacation rental FAQ

Yes, 5 of our Provincetown homes allow dogs—so feel free to bring Fido along. (Just make sure to check individual home listings for any limits on the number and size of dogs they allow).

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Yes. 100 of our Provincetown vacation rentals have internet access, so you can stay connected throughout your trip.

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Some of the most popular amenities in our Provincetown vacation rentals include:

Our standard check-in time is 4:00 p.m., and the check-out time is 10:00 a.m. Some exceptions apply—after you book, you’ll find the check-in and check-out details in the Vacasa guest app or your Trip Manager.

Absolutely. Our local Provincetown team includes professional housekeepers who care for all our homes here. They’ll clean thoroughly and restock amenities, so everything is ready for your arrival—and all you have to do is settle in and relax.

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No problem, plans can change. For more information, please read our cancellation policy. If you have a Vacasa reservation for Provincetown, log in to Trip Manager to explore the options available for your specific trip.

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Provincetown beaches

Provincetown is at the tip of the Cape, and benefits from light breezes and gentle waves due to its isolated location. Town beaches are usually swamped in the summer, due to the population explosion, but secluded spots can still be found. Race Point Beach, on the Cape Cod National Seashore, has a wide swath of sand and a surfing section, too. Herring Cove Beach is popular with the LGBT community, and Breakwater Beach boasts places to hike as well as gather shellfish.  

Things to do in Provincetown

Like other towns along the seashore, Provincetown boasts many historic sites and cultural attractions. The Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum, which commemorates the Mayflower landing, is a must-see for first timers. Head to the top of the monument, the tallest granite structure in the country, for a picturesque view of the town. The museum boasts exhibits about the town's history, arts, and culture. The former military post of Long Point, on a peninsula in Provincetown harbor, features a lighthouse built in 1827 and a secluded beach far from the madding crowds. Race Point Lighthouse and Wooden End Lighthouse both offer great spots for peaceful reflection, although the former requires a bit of a trek to get to. 

Provincetown arts and culture

The Provincetown Art Museum celebrated its centennial in 2014 and features more than 3,000 works of abstract and contemporary art from 700 local and international artists. As a long-established, world-renowned artists' colony, many art galleries dot Provincetown, from the heart of Commercial Street, the town's main thoroughfare, to the side streets. Rice-Pollak Gallery and Adam Peck Gallery are two of the most popular. More than 200 local businesses belong to the Provincetown Business Guild, formed in 1978 to promote LGBT tourism, and each year, PBG's Carnival Week attracts thousands of gay singles and couples from around the globe. The Provincetown International Film Festival, which awards indie filmmakers and actors, draws film buffs of all ages. Many local residents, such as director John Waters, are an active part of the festival scene.

Day trips from Provincetown

Its strategic location at the tip of Cape Cod means you'll hit many other quaint coastal towns on your way home. After you depart your cozy Provincetown vacation rental, head through the Cape Cod International Seashore to explore the rest of the lovely coastline. To the south lie the towns of Eastham, Harwich, and Chatham, all boasting lighthouses, mom-and-pop shops and tranquil beaches. Take a ferry from Harwich Port to the tony islands of Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard, both meccas for celebrities and politicians. To the north lies Boston and Providence, Rhode Island, known for their dining, nightlife and lovely green spaces. 
 

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