Please stay at Kalmar. We want everyone to be able to spend the weekend getting to know one another and having fun.
Kalmar's cottages have two bedrooms, a living room with a pull-out couch, and fully equipped kitchens. The cottages are heated (if it is cold) and air-conditioned (if it is hot). Some have working fireplaces. All linens are provided. There is wifi in each cabin. There are also some rooms in a separate building on the premises.
If there is an issue with staying at Kalmar, please reach out to us so we can help you figure it out.
Our main festivities will be Friday through Sunday, but people can come as early as they wish and leave as late they want. Some of the cottages have three-night minimums, but most are only two nights. The three-night minimum can be Thursday, Friday, Saturday or Friday, Saturday, Sunday.
If you have volunteered to rent one of the three-night cottages located around the lawn, please contact Kate's mother, Pat, or sister, Maura, directly. Do not call Kalmar.
You can get to the Cape easily from anywhere on the east coast by driving up I95. Truro is located on the outer cape, a two hour drive from Boston. Having your own car will allow you to travel at your own pace and explore other parts of the cape if you would like, but is not necessary since Provincetown is accessible by a walk down the beach, a short bike ride, or a shuttle bus ride.
There is a ferry ride once a day on weekends starting October 16th.
https://baystatecruisecompany.com/schedule-fares/