Came to The Cape for a summer respite and decided glamping was in order for a few nights.. After…read moresome research this was the place I knew I needed to start my vacation , and it was fantastic... We choose to stay in an AIRSTREAM, yes an Airstream! For some reason this seemed fun and it was more than fun... We pulled into the AutoCamp and it's really a really nice property. You'll park your vehicle in a lot and then check in at the lodge. The staff gave us our keys and a map to our airstream. Also filled us in on the entertainment and goings on at facility's. We loaded are gear onto the carts provided so we can move our gear around... Found our camper with ease. Outside our Airstream was table and fire pit should we have wanted to enjoy an evening fireside moment.. Wood was available for sale at the lodge. Inside was a queen sized bed with small tv for viewing. Our shower was great, I mean you're in an airstream yet it was hot and kinda powerful. Now it's summer time so you're gonna need AC or you'll broil in this thing. Yes on the AC and this blew cold air like an attic storm.. My thoughts are you could literally live in one of these if needed should the zombie apocalypse happen. Now the AutoCamp has some other ways to enjoy your trip. You can have a cabin / trailer or for a person whom enjoys a TENT Experience well they have that as well.. Can't say enough positive things about The AutoCamp cause we had a blast. Also note it's super close to the ferry docks so you can travel to Martha's Vineyard for the day. Will come back for another experience I guarantee it...

Food: $15 school cafe style pizza - very doughy and it…read moretasted like salsa sauce instead of tomato sauce. Chicken pot pie - $20 Clam chowder -$8 tasted like cream of wheat with chopped clams The airstreams are close proximity to one another. We were lucky that we did not have loud neighbors. Everything was clean inside and they offered luxury scented hand wash. At reception you can obtain a wagon/pully to transport your belongings from your car to airstream. Yoga classes available in the morning at 830am, mat included. Live music on the wkends at 6pm Mem tea, coffee and granola for breakfast

Amazing pretty much sums it up! First time on Cape Cod and I wasn't sure what to expect. Everyone I…read moreencountered- Maureen, Karen, Debbie and Joyce were so helpful, professional and kind! They made me like I was part of the family. They gave me suggestions and always had smiles on their faces when I asked a question. I stayed in one of the cottages- adorable! The bed was comfy and the atmosphere was warm and very quiet. I walked every morning to the Black Dog Cafe and then to the beach- easy walk. Very close to the Island Queen Ferry over to Martha's Vineyard. I come to Mass for work every summer and will definitely be back to the Falmouth Heights Motor Lodge!

Stayed for one night. Don't expect a chain-hotel feel, but more of a quaint homey experience with…read morelots of charm. The front staff were very friendly and inviting. The room was nice and super clean. We had the first room closest to the street and it was still quiet. It sits in a great location close to town and walkable to the ferry. No breakfast but the Portuguese bakery is a short distance. Would definitely stay here again!

This is the best campground, so much to do and so many activities on weekends it's awesome! Never…read morethe same thing and how all the employees including Lisa enforce the rules equally is awesome! Can't wait to see what next year brings .

We had tent campers behind us. They were very loud. Security repeatedly had to go to their site…read more One night the campers went through our site kicking our stuff, flashing flashlight in our windows. Our teenagers chased them out of our site. One was hiding in the bushes. The next day the father came to our site yelling and accusing us of ridiculous things. We were very nervous. They were glaring at us all day. We went to the ocean at night and came back to multiple chairs ruined. They tried to get into camper which was evident because locked handle sticking up. Security was great. The next morning a very young manager told us that he would write up an incident report. I told him security told us the tenters would not be back. The manager said that security should not have said that without checking with him. Felt it was more of a power trip than making us feel safe. Needless to say we left without booking next year. Now called Sun Retreats

We rented a lovely homes from MV Vacation Rentals twice now,…read morethe latest last October. The home was as listed and beautiful, the agent went above and beyond to assist us. Great service two times now. I highly recommend this company.

We have rented here for multiple years without issue. This year, while we had a great agent who…read morewas quite kind, we did not have a good customer service experience. We rented a luxury home for a significant price. We were locked out of our home with my toddler after bedtime because they gave us the incorrect key and not offered so much as an email apology let alone compensation. Further, they had poor communication post-rental and it overall left us quite disappointed. We won't plan to rent from them in the future based on this experience.

Booked a vacation through VRBO for a Del Mar property. The service attention to detail by Ruby and…read moreCallie, at Del Mar, was so helpful in assisting us with the completion of our paperwork to finalize our upcoming vacation. Thank you Del Mar!!

This was the first summer we used Del Mar Vacations, and it was great. We were located in Wellfleet…read moreon the pier, directly across Mayo Beach, to be specific. There are several locations to choose from and different layouts in each house. The one we stayed in was pretty small and cramped, with an attached living room and kitchen, a bathroom, a master bedroom, and a bunk bed in another room. The bedding was no issue for us, as it was comfy. The room was clean, and the air conditioning flowed smoothly and was well organized. A lock is on top of the door for the bathroom, which is a hook. Outside is a table and even a walkway to view the complex. There is plenty to do, with the bay directly across and Wellfleet Center not far away. Our only minor complaint is the parking, which is very cramped and close to the road. Widening it would be an improvement. Regarding the price and stay, we are willing to use Del Mar Vacations in the future.

This organization is the best renal management company on Cape Cod--we have worked with a few of…read morethem! They responsive, personable, thoughtful, and problem-solving. In the time of COVID they have tried to restructure their business model and have worked to be responsive to owners and renters under the most painful of circumstances. They have been faced with so much interruption and they are doing "handstands" to people's needs. We are owners and we feel so great about their staff and they do not outsource! Thank you for being professional, honest, and humane!

As a vacation home owner, I contacted Del Mar Vacations to manage my rental. The person I spoke…read morewith, Luke Chapman, would not share key information about how the business operates -- sample contract, fee schedule -- which anyone who works with them would need to see. He said they have "no fees" but obviously this's not true. Their fee is whatever they make above the price they "guarantee" you, which might end up being 20% or as high as 75%, who knows. Luke insisted he had to come see my property before he could give me any info about how they operate the business. He wrote me numerous emails where he tried to make a case for why it's OK for him to not share basic information, which made no sense. It would have been much easier for him to send a sample contract than to send me 5 emails to convince me I didn't need to see it. He comes off as extremely shady, so I did not invite him into my property and I suggest you don't either. Unfortunately, property management companies are not required to be licensed in Massachusetts by the state real estate bureau, as they are in other states. Thus, in MA, buyer beware. There's is no guarantee that who you're dealing with isn't shady. Del Mar Vacations reads shady all over.

Martha's Vineyard, MA (as Amity Island)…read more When I hear of Martha's Vineyard I only know to associate it to Presidential vacations and retreats but there's so much more charm to it and I want to go back! Edgartown was the first town we visited at Martha's Vineyard. Located on the eastern side of the Island, Edgartown is a quiet, lovely village with a deep history of its New England whaling past... we enjoyed some shopping at local souvenir shops. We had lunch at the Seafood Shanty and stopped by the Ice Cream and Candy Bazaar for some ice cream and chocolates. This is the town where they filmed some of the scenes from Steven Spielberg's 1975 blockbuster "Jaws." The original sign used for Amity National Bank was displayed inside the Edgartown Nat'l Bank. We hopped on the VTA Bus #5 that took us to the Town of Aquinnah. It is the least populous town on the island. Here we were able to view the the multicolored clay cliffs of the Gay Head Cliffs and its surroundings including the Gay Head Lighthouse. That lighthouse was featured in Jaws too. Lastly, we got off the VTA Bus #13 at the Town of Oak Bluffs located at the northeastern shore of the island. This town is contrast to the old world charm of Edgartown and the vast fields at Aquinnah. Oak Bluffs is a vibrant and happening town. We saw the the Flying Horses Carousel but we totally missed the Gingerbread Houses! ... now I want to go back to MV again and see those pastel-colored cottages. Btw, there are no actual vineyards on Martha's Vineyard and the island is only accessible from the mainland via ferry. Review #3034