It is a self guided tour at the actual factory. You view the production line through windows. It was really fun to see how chips are made. Being from California, we only see 1 variety of thier chips - they actually make over 10 different flavors. At the end there is a gift shop and you can pick 2 packages... More

Thus tour is only during the week. Hopefully when you go the factory is functioning. It is a self guided tour and gived the history of the best chips you'll ever eat. It only takes about 15mins then you can get some samples in the gift shop. A fun stop for all ages. It's crowded on rainy days so best... More

It was awesome. They had so many veritys.the chips were so fresh. The chips also didn't have a lot of fat or sugar. Me and my dad buy them sometimes and we can't stop eating them. Cape cod potato chip factory is amazing and they make the best chips in the whole wide world! Which of course is my opinion:) More

This is a really great activity for a rainy day on Cape Cod. It's a guide yourself tour, so you can take as much or as little time as you need/want. You can look inside large windows to see what's going on, and at the end of the tour there's a great gift shop. They have every flavor potato chip,... More

just a fun walk through tour , the lil one like them make the chips, then into the factory store More

A quick self-guided tour. You can sample chips at the end, and purchase a variety of chips in the gift shop. More

If this were located somewhere else besides Cape Cod I would give it a higher rating but unfortunately the tour is a victim of location. It is defintely an interesting take but I suppose I was expecting more. You get to see the potato chip manufacturing process first hand from beginning to end, much like something you would see on... More

The adults were more exited to go than the kids, but because it was short and they saw everything happening plain as day, they were interested the entire time. Then the free chips at the end - made for an unexpectedly good visit comment from the kids. More

You enter a hall with windows which give you a limited view of the machines in the process of doing what they are doing. We our children and our grandchildren felt that it was a real waste. More