The Cove at Yarmouth is amazing. I am 14 years old and I absolutly love this place along with my family. We love it so much that it is the site of our family reunion every year in the winter. If you go during the summer it is a great place to stay. But when you stay in the off season, it is even better seeing that there is so much to do. There is something for guests to do rom ages 5-90. In addition to the raquetball, volleyball, wallyball, basketball, and tennis courts, ping pong tables, and pool tables, they also have many special activities for the little ones such as hair braiding, sculpture painting, and bingo. If you find there is not enought to do, (Which you won't) but if you do, The Cove is right in the middle of all the action at Cape Cod. Not to mention there is a resturaunt right next to the Resort. Another wonderful aspect to the Cove is it's pools. The indoor and outdoor pools are always kept to wonderful cleanlyness. Once your done swimming you can hop into the steamy sauna or hot tub. After all this you can work out in the wonderful fitness center where they have many different types of state of the art equiptment. So between the wonderful location, the Raquet Club Center, and the pool area it hits you, this is what The Cove at Yarmouth is all about.

The Cove has to be the best resort on the Cape. We have stayed there for the last 3 years. It has everything. Outdoor Pool, Indoor Pool, Tennis, racket ball, health club, actvities, restaurant and more. The rooms are comfortable with 2 baths. It feels like a home away from home. The staff is outsanding, anything you ask for is there promptly. It is extremely clean. You will love it. We bought a timeshare because of our outstanding visits.

Stayed 3 nights with our two teenage daughters. The location is very convenient and the place is clean, but based on the reviews, we were expecting better. The first impression upon entering the building was a musty smell in the hallway. The room decor is plain and dated. The pullout in the living room sofa was very uncomfortable, so the kids put the mattress on the floor. We had reserved a townhouse (upper level) and were put in a suite (ground level). Trouble with ground level is that unless you want to sleep with the sliding door facing the parking lot open, there's no fresh air. Also had children running around early in the morning above us. Central A/C is very loud when it comes on and blows like the north wind. Two bathrooms are a plus, but there are no exhaust fans to remove the hot humid air after a shower. There is a vent shaft in the bathroom that is connected to the unit above and it happens to conduct sound very well, so all you shower singers will have an audience. The refrigerator is small and the freezer compartment is tiny. If you plan on visiting any of the Yarmouth beaches, rather than paying $15 to park, try to get one of the 25 town beach parking permits that The Cove owns. They become available at 7 am each day on a first come first served basis. The cost is $5 and the permit must be returned that evening.

We have owned at this resort for 20 years. Always maintained impeccably. Both the grounds and the amenities. Get townhouse Woodlands view by Atrium. Full rec center with arcade and raquetball, tennis and basketball too! Indoor and outdoor pools with jacuzzi's. This is the largest resort on the Cape although it seems the quietest. Owners are respectful of the property and great class of people. Minutes to walk to the beach and downtown shopping. Golf is incredible. So many courses to choose from. Our family has enjoyed many years of ferry trips to Martha's Vineyard, Nantucket and even Whale Watching. But our favorite thing to do is to get New England Chowder "to-go "and sit on the beach. Best Clam Chowder is at Captain Parker's for sure!