2026-10-04T20:50:21.042Z

Were from Seattle driving a Sprinter Van. We pulled up to Provincetown after dark and after hours. We called the # on the door of the Campground Office and James answered. He set us up for the night. We paid in the morning, We used the RV Dump, and fresh water to fill our tank. We did our laundry, showered, and used the electricity to top off our battery. Were not used to paying quite this much for an RV Prk, but...Cape Cod...location, location, location. Considering all, a good value. Bathrooms could've been upgraded and had a bit larger shower stalls, but they're typical for RV Resorts. The people at the front office were very nice and helpful. Thankyou James. And Staff.

2026-09-15T23:54:35.401Z

Great location, staff, layout, amenities, restrooms clean, laundry facilities, store. 20 minute walk to three beaches or even faster drive. Minutes from Truro, Wellfleet, Provincetown. Could not be happier with our stay.

2026-08-22T14:15:25.263Z

Reasonably priced. Good amenities (several water/dish-washing stations, showers and bathrooms, wifi), dog-friendly (there is a dog park too but the whole time we were there never saw anyone use it), path that leads straight to two beaches (be careful to check in advance as these don't always allow dogs), within close driving distance of several trails, beaches and Provincetown. Close to several restaurants as well (further on same road).Only critique is the campgrounds are very close together compared to what I've been used to, however we had quiet neighbours. The front staff also wasn't knowledgeable at all about activities where we could bring our dog in the area. The cleaning staff was very effective and motivated, bathrooms were always super clean.

2026-08-14T11:52:46.441Z

As most of us know, for a certain price point you either get amenities or location. This place is more about location. You're about 10 minutes from PTown and a few minutes bike ride from either the ocean or bay. There is a shuttle stop right outside the entrance that takes you to town for free. The park is clean and well maintained, staff is friendly and there are more than a few full season folks. The only negative I found is that the sites with full hookups are limited.

2026-08-13T21:23:28.644Z

We had a nice tent site with a fire put near the main entrance. The facilities were in good condition and the little store had most of the staples we needed to get on site. There was a nice little footpath to the National Seashore (national park) a little over a mile walk each way. The campground was an easy drive to Provincetown and much more affordable than the hotels. Plenty of downed wood for our cooking fires.

2026-08-08T16:14:04.510Z

Camping and cooking with fire only. What a trip. We both explored the town. Went to the farmers market for the meat, mushrooms,other dinner items there. Visited the wine shop at the end of ptown Street. That has a better selection of wine, caviar. Let's face it. You got camping. Then you got tending to yourself needs. (Spa day) just without the spa) . Wished we could stay longer. But gotta get back to the grind (work)

2026-07-20T23:11:17.958Z

Quiet and relaxing park. Not a party park. Quiet hours are enforced . One of my favorite campgrounds in New England

2026-07-20T14:26:04.971Z

Great location, close to the beach and a short drive to Ptown. Fantastic layout...very friendly, professional, and courteous staff. Can have fires! Highly recommend!

2026-07-05T18:06:09.162Z

Great location. Staff is great. Quiet time and fire rules are enforced which made for a relaxing and enjoyable stay. Louis the evening staff member is very polite and helpful. Look forward to returning.

2026-06-30T01:14:03.573Z

Super great, both us adults and the kids loved staying at this campground, it was so worth the long drive from PA.PS thank you for the mail!