Luggage Storage Provincetown

Store your Luggage Around Provincetown with Bounce 

Provincetown, Massachusetts, is probably one of the most popular tourist destinations in the U.S. It was first settled by the Pilgrims in 1620 and is Cape Cod’s shining star. Provincetown is loaded with historic landmarks, museums, beaches, shopping galore, and restaurants with cuisine sure to please even the most discerning taste buds. While it’s primarily a walking town, it is also a regional transportation hub for buses, ferries, and air service from Boston. "P-Town" is a bustling spot, particularly in the summer months, when it's population rises to 60,000 people.

If you’re planning a trip to Provincetown or are local to the city, expect that there will be times when you won’t want to be carrying extra bags and packages. Bounce partner businesses dot the landscape all around the city, and happily offer short-term storage for your gear. Whatever your plans for the day, rely on the fact that Bounce is here to help ease and lighten your load, so you can thoroughly enjoy your itinerary. 

Luggage Storage in Provincetown

There is so much to see and do in Provincetown. Whether you have to make your way from meeting to meeting or you are a local checking out a new neighborhood, you won’t want to miss a single opportunity to explore. Don't be burdened with baggage to lug around as you wander the city’s offerings in awe and amazement. Bounce partner businesses have many locations in and around the city that offer short-term storage. Walk, bike, swim, birdwatch, or learn about history and science without the weight of your bags. 

Provincetown City Guide 

Top Things to do 

Provincetown is likely Cape Cod’s most frequented tourist destination. Did you know that it is the country’s oldest continuous art colony? Or, that Province Harbor is where the whaling fleet calls home? Provincetown is part of Cape Cod National Seashore Park and an excellent place for hiking, walking, biking, or birdwatching. Boasting the best guest houses, museums, restaurants, and shopping opportunities on the planet, Provincetown should be on everyone's must-visit list.

Museums 

Like many popular tourist stops, Provincetown has its share and variety of museums to add to your understanding and knowledge of this historic area. The museums cover not only history but also marine life and some age-appropriate science for every member of the family. 

• Pilgrim Monument & Provincetown Museum: In case you didn’t know, the Pilgrims first landed in Provincetown, not Plymouth. Here, they birthed, forged, and committed to the principles in the Mayflower Compact. This Compact later became one of the foundational documents for our American democracy. The monument is America’s tallest structure made of all-granite. Climb the tower's 116 steps and view Cape Cod.

• McMillan Wharf: Stroll along McMillan Wharf to see beautiful views of the harbor and beach, small artisan shops, and even a pirates museum. There are a variety of tours available for ocean cruising and whale watching, and don't forget the fishing boat opportunities.

• Sea Space Marine Discovery Center: Here, you’ll find lots of family-friendly entertainment and education. Located on McMillan Wharf, you can see and appreciate Cape Cod’s natural wonders under the expert care of a dedicated educator. Enjoy exhibits and hands-on activities for the whole family.

Shopping

A trip to Provincetown would not be complete without some memorabilia of your visit. Provincetown offers a variety of shopping options. Meander through the specialty shops, malls and outlets, and art galleries. Yes, you can shop at art galleries, too. After you enjoy the viewing, you can then enjoy the buying. Let Bounce stash your stuff while you peruse and buy.

• Cabot’s Candy: Is your sweet tooth calling out to you? Cabot's Candy is “sweetly” amazing! Both a candy store as well as a factory, they feature homemade taffy, fudge, baked goods, chocolate, and old-fashioned candies. 

• The Shops at Aquarium Marketplace: The stores in the marketplace are fantastic. Not only can you shop, but you can also eat – surrounded by fish! The shops located inside offer a variety of purchasing options, which include eateries and an outside deck that enables you to enjoy the impressive views of the harbor and surrounding area. 

• Impulse Art Gallery: Art galleries offer not only the opportunity to enrich yourself but also to enrich others. This delightful place offers one-of-a-kind pottery, glass, paintings, and ceramics for your shopping pleasure.

Dining 

Provincetown boasts many types of cuisine, which include seafood, pizza, international food choices, and more. You can't visit here without sampling local specialties. Bounce can store your belongings while you enjoy the many cuisine choices available to you. 

• Lobster Pot: Well-known for its seafood, Lobster Pot also offers local cuisine, American-style dishes, and soups with vegan and vegetarian-friendly options. It is situated on the water, and this eatery has a great ambiance.

• Twisted Pizza Subs and Ice Cream: Located in the downtown area, visitors reviews cite great by-the-slice pizza, delicious ice cream, and reasonable prices as reasons to return. They also offer beer for their patrons and it is considered a terrific place to stop after visiting Pilgrim’s Monument.

• The Mews Restaurant & Cafe: Reviews for this cafe boast it is the best in Cape Cod, offering great food and atmosphere for your dining pleasure. They offer local cuisine and contemporary menus that are vegetarian-friendly, with vegan options as well as gluten-free options. Great atmosphere, friendly staff, and fantastic food all total up to create an excellent alternative for dining out.