Massachusetts is the second-largest producer of cranberries in the nation, second only to Wisconsin. If visiting a cranberry bog has been on your fall bucket list for quite some time, there’s no better opportunity than the present to take advantage of this fun fall activity!
This autumn, instead of smashing pumpkins, New Englanders can “smash” cranberries. If you’re looking for the best spot to harvest cranberries, especially as a beginner, there’s no place like the Cape!
Recently recognized among the top resorts in New England, Wequassett Resort & Golf Club offers guests an exclusive look inside Cape Cod’s cranberry harvest at Hall’s Cape Cod Cranberries, an eighth-generation family farm in North Harwich, under 90 minutes from Boston.
Guests will have the unique opportunity to explore the bogs with members of the Hall family and understand the differences between wet and dry harvesting methods.
The cranberry season typically runs mid-September through early November on the Cape, with peak harvests in October. If you’ve always dreamed of exploring a Cape Cod cranberry bog, the Wequassett Cape Cod’s cranberry harvest with Hall’s Cape Cod Cranberries makes the perfect introduction to the world of bogs.
Learn more about the Cape Cod Cranberry Harvest excursion.
