
Corn Hill Beach
Historic Truro bay beach with warm, calm waters, stunning sunsets, and Pilgrim-era lore — classic Outer Cape at its finest.
Perched along the bay side of Truro, Corn Hill Beach is one of Cape Cod's most storied stretches of sand — a place where history, natural beauty, and some of the warmest swimming waters on the Outer Cape converge. The beach takes its name from the very spot where the Mayflower Pilgrims discovered a cache of Native American corn in 1620, making it a site of genuine historical significance wrapped in a postcard-perfect setting. That combination of drama and serenity is hard to beat anywhere on the Cape.



