Shady Knoll Campground

Great campground conveniently located between Hyannis and Provincetown. Sites were clean, and the showers were private with good water pressure/​hot water. It was mentioned in other reviews that this is definitely a «family» campground. Tons of yelling kids playing and riding their bikes around. While I understand and appreciate the campground having a «quiet time» at 10pm, the guy patrolling the campground on his golf cart and shining his high beams into your eyes every ten minutes was a bit jarring. Besides that, my boyfriend and I had a really nice time and were very happy with our experience.
Side note: since this is a «family campground», aka not very rugged, we noticed that a lot of the other campers weren’t well versed in camping basics such as locking all food/​trash in the car at night. As a result, we were visited by both a gray fox and skunk in the middle of the night. Lock up your trash, people!!!

We loved staying here — it’s a beautiful location and there are lots of trees and bushes (many honeysuckle which smell nice) to give privacy between the sites. There are spaces here for large RVs and trailers as well as lots of tent sites.
All the staff was very friendly and helpful. The office includes a small store. There are two laundry areas as well as bathrooms and showers.
We were there over the Memorial Day weekend and the place filled up with families and children — there’s a nice playground for the kids and we could tell they all had a great time!
This campground is about mid-​way on the ‘arm’ of the cape right on road 6-​A, so it has good access to Provincetown (at the extreme end) and the other towns along the cape as well as back to the larger towns at the entrance to the cape.
We stayed in one of the water/​electric/​cable sites with our trailer that didn’t have a sewer connection, and planned to stop at the dump station when we left. But… the access to the dump station is problematic when you’re leaving the campground… it’s positioned to be accessible when driving in, which was weird. We asked how other people did it and were told we could just pull into any open site with a sewer connection and dump there. Made it real easy!
Overall, this is a beautiful campground close to the little town of Brewster and close enough to the rest of the cape. Definitely a place to visit when visiting Cape Cod!

This was a great campsite my family and I stayed at. This is a «family campsite.» Quiet time at 10pm, and fires must be out by 11pm. A golf cart with an employee comes around a little after 10 to check that all is quiet.
The small store at the entrance had great people working there. Staff seemed overall friendly. Small ice cream treats and little knick knacks. Wood is at $ 5 a bundle and 2/​$ 9. We used the rainbow fire sticks which were pretty cool. They also conveniently had ice as well. A small game room was next to that, not very impressive.
The fireplaces were… okay… not the greatest, but it was still nice. Bathrooms were well cleaned every day. Showers were great!
It is still pretty far from the beach, driving would be best. But the experience was overall very nice. I would go back to this place.
Dislikes: Quiet time being an hour earlier than putting out fires.
Not close enough to the beach for my liking.
Fireplaces were sub par.