Cape Cod Campresort & Cabins

Cape Cod Camp Resort and Cabins is a very family and pet friendly Campground. My family and I have been going there for years and are now seasonal guests and couldn’t be more excited for the next season to start. Trust a local Cape Cod Family, we’ve grown up here on the cape and have visited most the campground and RV parks all over the cape and Honestly this place is the very best resort with nothing but the friendliest staff. Sites are all very roomy compared to most parks around here, this resort always has stuff to do around the park and is very kid oriented with all the crafts and games to play every day, unlike once a week or so like alot of other nearby parks. We love this place and cant wait to get back next year.

Was here for a wedding this past weekend. Beautiful and clean campground, very helpful staff, not super crowded and lots of onsite activities (swimming, paddle boats, fishing, billiards, arcade games, biking, horseshoes, hot tub etc.). Highly recommended!!!

We just had our ‘Do-​It-​Yourself’ wedding last weekend here, and the campground staff was amazing. Big shout-​outs to Kim, John and especially Jake. They helped with so many details and really made the weekend amazing for us. We had more than 80 people come rent cabins for the weekend, had some last minute scrambles with how to do install certain aspects of the ceremony, and everyone really helped with so many little details. One of our favorites will always be Jake and Kim driving our guests, and then us on the golf carts in tuxedo tshirts. It was amazing! we were able to rent a tent for the rec center patio area and have both the patio and the rec center available for our reception. The bar area was perfect! Guests loved the laid back atmosphere and we’ve gotten so many comments on what a fun idea it was and how having cabins available rather than just areas for RVs and tents made it so cool. We will be sure to come back and start a tradition of staying here as our family grows!
Thank you thank you thank you!!!

The only reason that I am not giving this campground 5 stars is because the sites were not very level (on the hillside). We moved 3 times and finally just settled on the last one because we were tired after driving 6 hours. Other than that it was great! The staff were very friendly, the campground was clean, and there were plenty of fun things to enjoy while on vacation. We would stay there again (just not on the hillside sites).

First off, only three stars because the staff is NOT friendly. Talking with other campers, this appears to be the experience others have had also. Even checking in, or stopping in to ask a question… just not friendly. We say hello, they just stare. We would have awarded 4.5 stars otherwise. Clean grounds, nice facilities. The bathrooms are clean (a huge feat for most campgrounds!!) Have to agree with Lynn below. ABSOLUTELY NO social skills. This is a family campground. If kids say hi, say hi back. DON’T act put out if asked a question. This refers to the office people (HELLO, first impressions!!!)

We camped (in a tent) here in the off season and the site was great, it had running water, 2 picnic tables and a very clean large fire pit. The bathrooms were very clean and well maintained. The staff was very helpful and friendly! We will be staying here again!

We recently stayed here in our Class A Motorhome, and after reading the reviews others have left, I have to say I vehemently disagree with both Caroline L (⁸⁄₂₀₁₃) and Lynn S (⁴⁄₂₀₁₄). First Caroline: The bathrooms while we were there were actually fairly impressive (with the exception of the shower heads) and clean. If the bathrooms were dirty during the day (in-​between cleanings) it’s the other campers leaving a mess after THEY used it. We have previously visited many RV parks that were «disgusting», but not here. The adult pool (over 21) was wonderful. Having alcohol at a pool is not only moronic and needless (pools are for swimming) but a potential legal nightmare, and I’m glad that this is where the Hot Tub was so I don’t have to be in it with someone else’s children (Yes, I’m one of THOSE intolerant older men). That was one of the best parts of this park for me. Second, Lynn: Having just been there I can testify that every person I met on staff there was polite, professional and went out of their way to provide assistance, directions, and advice. They weren’t rude — just managers of a fairly large park. We’ve seen the not so nice — as a matter of fact, the next two parks we stayed in made me wish we just stayed here a couple more days. Keep doing what you’re doing guys. These high maintenance people really should just go and overpay at some hotel.

We recently returned from our third year in a row annual vacation at Cape Cod Campresort & Cabins. We visit friends and family in the States and have made this our home away from home each year. The staff are fabulous the facilities excellent and we could not have found a better place to get together each year. We rent a cabin and some family members bring their own RVs. There are three pools and a jacuzzi. There is a small beach with rental boats, a clubhouse with games and activities for the kids. The location is perfect, just one hour from Boston, 10 mons from the beach and ferries to Martha’s Vine yard. Definitely worth a try.

This place is a joke!
The campsites are SMALL! It is literally a parking lot. The back of our 38′ fifth wheel could almost touch the neighbors’ picnic table. In fact, if you have slide-​outs, beware. We saw many sites where the permanently fixed fire pit was under the slide. Ours, was a mere 6 feet away.
We paid for a «premium» site at $ 69 /​night, but were given a «large» site, so we setup camp. When we questioned this, we were told we could move but would not be reimbursed the difference for the smaller site we were on, which was not right considering it was their mistake to begin with.
It is not as well kept as most other RV parks, but it’s not awful either. Hook-​ups were far, we couldn’t reach due to overhanging trees at the rear. Family pool was ice cold, when I asked about this, I was told that «children will swim in anything» — well that’s nice. People seemed to drive through the park rather fast, so I was always worried about the kids on their bikes. Check-​in is at 4, which is kind if late considering check-​out is at 10.
Many of the cabins appeared to be trailers, which in return attracted those types of people throughout the park.
Overall, this place just wasn’t what was depicted on their website. Felt much like a bait and switch, actually. Just not worth the money!

The camp site itself is clean and nice. However, the bathrooms are grossed. The cleaning hours there are from 11 – 2 or 9 – 10 which is stupid. People usually take showers in the morning before 11 and after 9 pm at night and the bathrooms are always dirty. Not only that, the water faucets don’t work in a few sinks that there is no hot water coming out at all. If you have sensitive teeth and when it comes to brushing your teeth, good luck with that because cold water is from the well system and it’s extremely cold. Water from the shower is not consistent. Sometimes it is extremely cold and sometime it is hot regardless where you set your water tempature. Not too mention that there is no window for the barthroom and it’s extremely humid. They put he humidify machine but no help. I’ve brought this issue to the office and they don’t seem to care. nevertheless to say, if you go for uncivilized camping, then I guess it’s ok. Otherwise, this camp is way over priced.

This year we rented a cabin for the second summer in a row. We have 6 family friends that gather for a few days from the area and Virginia. The cabins are compact and efficient for sleeping up to 8 or so, have all the amenities to function for a few days «camping», air conditioning is great. Our combined families of 18 kids and 12 adults had lots of fun at the large pool and some scheduled camp activities. Our families enjoyed the field for wiffle ball, soccer and kickball games, though the rain left it kind of muddy. The kids love to play «Manhunt» after dark during our campfires and socializing. The quiet hours were respectfully enforced by people who wanted us to be more quiet.
The staff has always been pleasant and helpful both years we went except one person didn’t laugh at my husband’s jokes. :)
The power outage was brief and the staff came around to explain it was a problem with the transformer in the town of Falmouth.
The campsites for campers and tents did seem tight in some areas but cozy if you were camping with family/​friends. In the brochure they are labeled as standard, large, premium or cabins. Our cabins were well spaced with picnic tables, chairs and one of our cabins had a roof on the porch which was really handy this rainy weekend.
I wouldn’t say it’s luxurious, it’s a campground with additional amenities like pool, laundry, activities, hot tub, playground, game field, arcade. It was an affordable and fun place for our families to gather.