Yarmouth Mass. The town of Yarmouth is located in the Mid Cape Cod area. Incorporated in 1639, Yarmouth has a diverse mixture of properties, from the hisitorically rich village of Yarmouthport located near Route 6A, where many sea captains' homes and antique properties are located, to South Yarmouth area, where residential homes and neighborhoods border Rte 28, the commercial center of Yarmouth. Bordered by water on the south and the north, the town of Yarmouth is as diverse as it's neighborhoods. The Yarmouth summer job market consist of restaurant jobs, motel and hotel employment, cottage cleaning positions from the large summer rental market, lifeguard positions and retail employment.

Barnstable Mass, the largest town on Cape Cod, consists of 7 villages, Barnstable, Centerville, Cotuit, Hyannis, Marstons Mills, West Barnstable, and Osterville. Hyannis is perhaps the best know of these villages and is the commercial center of both Barnstable and Cape Cod. From Osterville in Cotuit, to the Ocean Street docks in Hyannis and the Kennedy Memorial in Hyannisport, Barnstable has something for everyone. There are antique homes and shops that can be found along Rte 6 A in the Barnstable Village area. There are probably more summer jobs in Barnstable than any other town on Cape Cod. This is due to the size and villages of Barnstable as well as the large commercial business sector that is centered in Haynnis.

Bourne Mass. The Town of Bourne Massachusetts is a  rural community at the gateway to Cape Cod. Being at the foot of Cape Cod, yet near the major highways to Boston and Providence, Bourne offers the best of both worlds being a seaside community yet having easy access to the regions major cities. Bourne has many quiet harbors and inlets for boating, swimming, and shellfishing. Bourne is a quiet community withou much oft the summer tourist crush experienced by some of the other Cape communities.

Brewster Mass is located in the Lower Cape Cod area. This historic sea captains' town located on the bay side of Cape Cod. Established in 1803, Brewster encompasses about twenty three square miles, including 325+ acres of beach and marshlands. With dozens of ponds and over 700 acres of open space, Brewster is a wonderful place to visit or to live and work. This Cape Cod town offers summer employment including restaurant positions, housecleaning jobs, retail and tourist related positions, and opportunities at Nickerson State Park. A great place for a Cape Cod summer job, especially if you can also live in Brewster during the summer season.

Dennis Mass is located in the Mid Cape, and combines traditional New England heritage with modern day conveniences. The town of Dennis includes the villages of East Dennis, Dennis and South Dennis West Dennis and Dennisport. The Dennisport and West Dennis areas are located near Rte 28, the commercial district of Dennis. Here you will find oceanview homes in the "fingers" section as well as summer vacation rental homes and cottages. There are many Cape Cod summer jobs and employment opportunites in Dennis, due in part to the very active summer rental market. From cottage cleaning, landscaping positions, restaurant and food service jobs.

Falmouth Mass is located in Upper Cape Cod, Falmouth is geographically large town, and has one of the longest coastlines in the Massachusetts. There is considerable land development in Falmouth, with many waterfront and waterfront homes being built and sold at any time. Due to it's proximity to the Sagamore Bridge and major highways, Falmouth is an attractive option for those who live and vacation on Cape Cod, yet have easy access to the major off-Cape cities. The Cape Cod summer job and seasonal employment market in Falmouth is as active as any on the Cape. From restaurants and pubs, landscaping and housecleaning, chambermains and hotel work, Falmouth offers an exciting work environment.

Plymouth Mass. The town of Plymouth is a coastal community in southeastern Massachusetts, approximately 5 miles north of the Cape Cod Canal. The job market in Plymouth Mass has been extermely active over the past several years. New homes and neighborhoods have been created through the town. Plymouth has the largest area of any town in the Commonwealth and there is significant open space to be enjoyed by those living and owning property in the town of Plymouth. While not really part of Cape Cod, the summer and seasonal job market in the Plymouth area increases and the tourist industry picks on on ther Cape. Plymouth is certainly a own you would want to consider wwhen looking for summer work.

Wareham Mass. Wareham is located at the head of Buzzards Bay, at the entrance of Cape Cod. Many of the tourist amenities of the Cape Cod are available in Wareham and the town offers a diverse selection of property styles, from waterfront and waterview real estate to condominium living to seasonal cottages and summer homes. The town of Wareham has over 54 miles of coastline which includes many beaches, estuaries, rivers and ponds that compliment this growing community. The best of both worlds, employment and jobs in Wareham are numerous and can include retail work, hotel and accommodation industry positions, beach and lifeguard related, bartendering positions and waitstaff are also summer positions found in Wareham.

Mashpee Mass. The Cape Cod town of Mashpee has more than five miles of sandy beaches on Nantucket and Vineyard Sounds, including extensive waterfront areas on Waquoit and Popponesset Bays. Located on the Upper Cape, Mashpee offers four of the largest freshwater ponds on Cape Cod. There are considerable retail and restaurants in the Mashpee area and this is a good place to begin your searchg for a summer job or year round employment.