About Truro

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With over 75% of its land designated as National Seashore, Truro is one of the most pristine and undeveloped little towns on the East Coast. We have no fast food restaurants, no stoplights, no mail delivery and one vineyard. Truro boasts the most beautiful of beaches, a historic lighthouse, a stunning golf course over looking the ocean, and a surprising number of delicious restaurants for such a tiny place.

Perfectly situated between Provincetown with its unique character and its frenetic energy and the fishing village of Wellfleet, with its galleries, beautiful harbor and traditional New England draw, Truro is a perfect place to stay.

Check www.trurochamberofcommerce.com for a list of accommodations and more information about our unique little town.

Truro is located in Southeastern Massachusetts, at the “wrist” of Cape Cod. Bordered by the Atlantic Ocean on the north and east, Wellfleet on the south, and Cape Cod Bay and Provincetown on the west. Truro is 37 miles north of Hyannis; 106 miles southeast of Boston; 117 miles east of Providence, Rhode Island; and 284 miles from New York City.

Year Round population 1,700

Truro has some of the most beautiful beaches on Cape Cod, including: Ballston Beach, Long Nook Beach and Corn Hill Beach.