The Ultimate Gay Vacation Guide To Provincetown

Provincetown, Massachusetts, also known at P-Town, is one of the top LGBTQ vacation destinations in the United States. Situated on the northern tip of Cape Cod, the small beach town, is a quintessential New England vacation town. You will find seaside resorts, charming B&Bs, historical landmarks, secluded beaches, delicious drinks and tasty seafood. Keep reading to learn more about why you should choose P-Town as your next destination and how to make the most of your visit.

While Provincetown is appreciated by both straight and gay visitors, the queer crowd will find P-Town to be an exceptionally welcoming place for LGBTQ+ travelers. With a population of just 3,000, the city has 10 gay bars, two gay beaches and more than a dozen LGBTQ events each year. The city is home to dozens of art galleries, hundreds of independent shops, a bustling restaurant scene and an endless selection of B&Bs and inns owned by members of the LGBTQ+ community. Fun fact, Provincetown is not just welcoming to gay men, it also has more lesbian-owned businesses per capita than anywhere else in the United States.

You will also find the oldest gay bar in the US, A-House, where you can dance the night away just steps from Commercial Street, touted to be the gayest main street in the country. But don’t stop at a single club. Provincetown has a lot to offer year-round. Below you will find an Event Guide, a list of popular Local Eats, and suggestions for Lodging to help you plan an unforgettable trip!

EVENT GUIDE

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