Great park! Huge....2200 acres!. Plenty of privacy. Super friendly staff…read more We only stayed there 1 night. Would definitely love to come back. Local neighborhood of Brewster and Orleans also beautiful and quaint.

I did not camp here, but I did visit for a day trip. When in doubt, walk or bike the CCRT (Cape Cod…read moreRail Trail) from wherever you are staying on the cape and bike into Nickerson State Park for beautiful views, hikes, bird songs, and more! Nickerson State Park was not on my radar until recently and now that I've visited, I think this would be a beautiful place to camp with friends. The stamp at the entrance made my heart happy!

Just back after a week at North of Highlands...our third trip. It was our best ever. The weather…read morewas spectacular as we closed the summer on a high note. Our site was immaculate and set up against the pines with just enough privacy. We took advantage of the walk to Head of the Meadow Beach enjoy the unspoiled beauty of the outer Cape. The true measure of a camp experience is the shared facilities. These bathrooms and showers were immaculate. They say they clean them multiple times a day and it shows. Some noted that the many rules are restrictive...we find them the opposite and they create a quiet and respectful community. Can't wait to return next year.

I am surprised by all of the glowing reviews here. They have a LOT of rules and some of them I…read morefound very annoying. Warning: the showers are locked at 9PM so if you want to wash the sand and salt out of your hair before going to sleep, forget about it. There was an outdoor shower but that was disconnected. The campground ran out of propane one night so there was no hot water even when you paid. They have detailed rules on how to charge your cell phone, for example- and the only place you can do that closes at 10 PM.I should say that the guy came at 10:00 to lock up and threw us all out. It was a quiet reading room with lights where you could sit and read. An insomniac would go nuts here. And watch where you put your lantern- they don't like those either. I felt afraid that I might get in trouble for just breathing. The sites are OK and spacious enough, but nothing extraordinary. I didn't find the bathrooms to be especially clean. The garbage cans were full/overflowing several times when I went in there. No hot water in the sinks. No place to wash your dishes-everyone has to pour the soap on the ground at their own campsite. I have camped 100's of times all over the country and don't think I have ever seen some of the rules they have here.

This campground has gone way downhill. THe prices have gone up and are very high…read more The facilities need upgrading (the bathrooms ) seem to be out of order more than they are open, which is very concerning. The pavment on the roads is buckeling and falling part. THe grounds are not maintained as well. Internet is not reliable or strong. Many perm sites have been vacated. I have no issue with the staff, all have been nice and pleasant.

I have been a seasonal camper for over 40 years. I will never go back to this place! The bathhouse…read morefloors are getting ready to fall in. There was mold in the showers and on the walls. People having raging fires, in the middle of the woods with dry stuff everywhere! We spoke with a manager named James. He was absolutely useless. I've been trying to get ahold of Wayne Sr and let him know what's going on but every time I call or email they refuse to give me his info.

We were overwhelmed with the staff's hospitality and assistance when we needed help with a…read moreparticular problem. They made us feel like family! Special shoutouts for Bobby and Maureen!

We stayed here for a week while our child was at camp nearby. It is right on route 6 and easy walk…read morein to town for all the fun Ptown has to offer. Uber will come pick you up there too if you don't want drive in and pay for parking. You can walk to the other side of route 6 (use the crosswalk at the corner for safety) and catch a pedi-cab into town, they work on tips only. Our site was small-ish, but since you cannot have a fire, there is no need for more room. We could accommodate our huge tent and our small car and a supplied picnic table. It said it was sold out the whole time we were there but it was mostly overnight-ers that stayed next to us on one side and another week-long campsite on the other. Several sites near us did not have tenants, likely due to the rain. It RAINED (several hours long down pours!) for the first two nights but there was no flooding on the camp at all. Later in the week, a drain truck came to unclog the drains, I suppose in an effort to keep the camp dry during the next rainfall. I thought the shower thing where you pay would be weird but I realized, my shower routine is less than 9 minutes ( the max allowed time at one shot). The showers were clean and when I noticed that it was dirty, I didn't even have to report it and it was sparkling again the next day. The toilets are normal running water toilets but are latrine style, outdoors, covered but it was kind of fun being basically outside using the bathroom. Sink for handwashing is in the gender assigned shower room behind the row of toilets. The folks working in the office were all really nice and friendly. I'm a bit of a curmudgeon but my husband is really nice so they were chatty with him and sort of left me alone; They can really read the room. Would stay again 100%

Blueberry Hill is a private campground tucked into the Myles Standish State Forest in Plymouth. My…read moregrandfather was one of the founding campers in 1959, my family started camping there when I was six, and we had a permanent site by 1968; my brother has that site now. "Permanent" constructions aren't allowed. You can put campers and tents there, and build frames of 2x4s, canvas, mesh netting and fiberboard that have the appearance of a cabin. People park refrigerators, tables and appliances there, and generally stay throughout the season, which runs from Memorial Day to Labor Day. There's a pond for swimming, fishing and sailing, forests in which to hike, a recreation area with a basketball court and other amenities. The sites are seasonal leases (no short term camping) and can roll over year-to-year, and Site #12 isn't the only one that's been in the hands of one family for fifty years or more. Contact the owners to get on the waiting list for an opening, but understand that preference is often given to the families of current or old-time campers. Times have changed, some, and now water and electric hookups have replaced the propane-fired refrigerators and send-the-kids-to-the-public-taps-with-jerricans of my youth. More people are there weekends-only and fewer live there all summer long. But it's still the home of my heart, forever. And if you can get your own site, thank your lucky stars. It'll be one of the best things that ever happened to you.

We had a great time camping in a single room cabin over a rainy Memorial Day weekend. Ali, Lyle,…read moreMike and Gabe were super friendly and helpful getting us situated and supplied. Even in the rain we hiked and walked the beaches. When it was sunny we rented bikes from the camp and toured the island. The free busses to and from the main towns are amazing and easy to navigate and use. The stop is right at the campground. Would highly recommend the campground it was clean and easy to get around. 10/10

This was my first camping experience and this is an amazing camping ground…read more The check-in was smooth, despite we arrived so late at night but they called up before their closing hours and explained the check-in process. The location is ideal and nicely located in the island. The bathrooms are cleaned regularly and is maintained neatly. The staff here is super friendly. Their response time to any service request is pretty quick too. They had fun events over the weekend. They had a DJ party on one day which was so cool and fun! The common area is so nicely decorated with string lights giving it a cozy feeling. They also have community fire pit, so a fun way to interact with the other campers!

Quaint little cabin right across the street from the Wellfleet drive-in and a short drive to…read moreP-town. Check in and check out were easy. Staff member was super helpful when we left a very sentimental item behind.

We had the most fun at our stay this past weekend. The campground was cute, the people working were…read morenice. We enjoyed our little area - one member stayed in a tent, two stayed in a single cabin, and four of us stayed in a double cabin. We just had the most fun! We will certainly be back next year. The location is convenient, close to the beaches!

We returned once again to Coastal Acres after a few years away, and better planning with my part (…read moreyou have to reserve early). Things are stiil improving infrastruture wise and all the sites now have eleetric, water, sewer and WIRELESS INTERNET which works quite well. Staff are very nice and friendly. I did have one concern and that is with their 1 car policy. I wanted to have my friend come to our camper for dinner and he is partially disabled and can not walk or bike that far. CAC has a polilcy that visitors with cars need to pay $16 day with no flexibility. Other than that, a great campground with security.

Stayed here for five nights and found it to be very relaxing and quiet. The sites are big enough…read morefor your RV and your vehicle. Very green Campground with plenty of trees, bushes and grass makes this a very private and quiet spot.

Great spot, ended up near the bathrooms. 50 Amp service works great, fire pit, picnic table, water…read morehook up! Easy dump station- Starlink connected..Place appears well kept. Just trying things out but so far so good! We'll be back.

Lorraine Campground at Harold Parker State Forest is one of the best camping locations in Mass.,…read moreespecially if you want to be in the woods and yet be close to civilization. The ~4000 acre forest has a dedicated entrance to the campground with several rangers assigned to it. The sites can be extremely spacious and isolated or be smaller and more social. It really is your choice. Safe swimming, fishing, bike riding, and hiking are abundant. The educational programs are posted, including weekly hikes, bike rides, and fishing lessons (they provide everything for novices). They even have a bonfire on Sat. nights during the camping season. The bathrooms are cleaned daily and are typically in excellent condition, including free showers and hot water. A donation is requested for the mandatory kiln-dried firewood ($5/bundle or $10/3 bundles). All sites have potable water. No sites have electricity. Alcohol is prohibited (and this is posted prominently). People who get caught drinking (typically because they are obnoxious) are asked to leave immediately. The state police barracks is just down the road, so help is nearby if others get rowdy. It is amazing to really be in the woods so close to Boston. Booking a site in advance online is highly recommended; walk-ins/drive-ups are permitted if there is space available. The fees are extremely reasonable ($12/night).