On the other hand, if you only have several hours, you have to prioritize what you wish to do. In terms of planning, if you enjoy seeing great scenery, hiking, biking, boating, lighthouses, etc, you can easily spend 3 days here or more - which is what we did. But some of the lighthouses were no open to the public or had closed at the end of summer.
For example, we toured the Highland Lighthouse also has a highland house museum which required an admission fee. The light houses were nice to visit, but not all of them were open. We hiked the Fort Hill Trail, Swamp Maple Trail, White Cedar Trail and other locations and found the trails are easy to hike since the land is relatively flat with no large hills or mountains. There are multiple hiking trails throughout the park located off the beaches for outdoor enthusiasts. There are also multiple lighthouses between Chatham and Provincetown for history buffs. Since it was after Labor Day, there was no park entrance, beach fee. The center also includes a gift shop and you can get maps of the park. We started the visit at the Salt Pond Visitor's Center where they have films about the park and various exhibits illustrating the wildlife and environment within the park.
There is so much to see and do here that there is something for everyone.
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