The Fearing Dune Shack is currently located within the Peaked Hill Bars Historic District that is listed on the National Register. The Fearing Dune Shack is located on a high peak behind the fore dune approximately 300 feet from the ocean. A small parking area is located on the south side of the fore dune near the shack. The Fearing Shack is 3.5 miles east of the Race Point Coast Guard Station in Provincetown, Massachusetts.

The Kemp Dune Shack is currently located within the Peaked Hill Bars Historic District that is listed on the National Register. The Kemp “Tasha” Shack is located close to the northern lip of the fore dune in the middle of a cluster of shacks that includes the Margo, Fowler, Fearing and Chanel Dune Shacks. It is 3.4 miles east of the Race Point Coast Guard Station in Provincetown, Massachusetts.

The Watson‐Schmidt Shack is located high on the southern slope of the fore dune in a heavily vegetated area approximately 300 feet from the ocean. It is 2.5 miles northwest of High Head Road in Truro, Massachusetts. The Watson‐Schmidt Shack is a rectangular one‐story, balloon-framed, gable-roofed structure with an enclosed screened shed-roofed porch.

The Braaten Shack is a one‐story balloon frame building set on a foundation of posts sunk deep below grade. The shack consists of a main gable roofed section with a shed roof kitchen addition extending half the width of the structure to the rear. An enclosed porch runs along the front elevation.

The Jones Dune Shack is currently located within the Peaked Hill Bars Historic District that is listed on the National Register.

The Jones Dune Shack is located approximately 200 feet from the ocean just beyond the southern leeward side of the fore dune on the north side of the inner dune. The Jones Shack is a small rectangular one‐story, one room balloon‐frame structure. A well with an old pump is located about 35 feet north of the shack. A small photovoltaic panel is fastened to the south‐facing roof.

The Adams Dune Shack is a one‐story, gable roof structure with two shed roof wings. The shack rests on wood piers and is oriented on a north/south axis with a central gable roof running east to west. The exterior is wood shingle siding with plain corner boards. A simple wood deck surrounds the building on the north, west and south elevations. The footprint of the building is a simple rectangle. A brick chimney for the interior fireplace projects above the south slope of the gable roof.

The Adams Guest Cottage is located just below the crest of the fore dune on the southern slope 1.7 miles east of the Race Point Coast Guard Station. The shack is oriented with its north gable and facing the ocean. It is one of a cluster of structures that includes the Adams Shack approximately 200 feet to the east, the Fleurant Shack approximately 400 feet to the west and the Champlin Shack approximately 525 feet to the east. It rests on wood post footings. A wood deck is located across the north end of the structure and wraps around the west elevation