Great location, clean and well kept. Only down side was how small and close the campsites are, and…read moreneeding quarters to shower. Love the free little library, and we made some friends :)

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!

I stayed here during COVID times, so the number of sites available and used are very limited…read more That being said: this was a delightful campground (when not fully occupied). The bathrooms were the cleanest I've seen of any campground, the outdoor showers were something to look forward to, and it was very quiet at night. Some of the sites do seem a little small, but most seem average sized. The one thing I wish I had known: if you book a site that is within, like, 3-4 sites of the bathhouse, bring some extra clothesline and a tarp or a bunch of sheets/towels/fabrics to block the bathroom light at night. It's very bright - but other than that, I definitely look forward to staying here again.

The staff was gracious & courteous.. The facilities were well maintained & clean, especially the…read morebathrooms.

This is such a lovely park. Well maintained, great spots with enough privacy, clean showes and…read moretoilets and dogs are allowed. The rangers are extremely helpful and very friendly. The sites itself are big enough for a big tent, small tent + trailer. Places got a bbq or a pit for a fire. The only thing is that you can hear the highway very good. But if you imagine this is the there is nothing wrong. Perfect basecamp for discovering Cape Cod but also Rhode Island. Would go again, absolutely.

Great State Park, we love staying here. Can't say enough good things! Well, actually one negative…read morething. Bought firewood from the store here, after it rained last night. I don't know if they didn't cover the wood or what happened, but the wood was still very wet when I went to get a fire going. Obviously not the greatest situation! Too bad that our last night was spent struggling with the fire. Outside of that, great place to camp out on the Cape!

Stopped in the Cape Cod area for a few days to visit the sights and scenes. We chose Shady Knoll…read morebased upon a Good Sam review. When we arrived, the staff was ready for us and gave us our welcome packet and explained how to get to our site. We drove to our site and it was amazingly spacious. We are here for five days, but the first three are with no sewer hookups. Not to worry, because three times weekly, the management pumps tanks out at no extra charge. We backed into our space which was shaded for nearly all of the day. It was level and very private, surrounded by a privet of wild grape vines. Adjacent to our site was a nature trail that went into an area that used to be a cranberry bog. On the third day we relocated to a site with sewer and again, it was quite spacious and very easy to back into. The entire park is clean and inviting. There are two bathroom/shower/laundry rooms. All the floors have been covered with a slip resistant epoxy that makes them look amazing. The showers and toilets, washers and dryers are immaculate and tended to throughout the day. All of the staff was courteous and helpful. The park is centrally located to many sights along the Cape. It is however, a bit difficult to drive into because one must cross a busy road to drive into the entrance. Pulling a trailer with that extra length sometimes is dicey. Very comfortable accommodations. The office/general store has just about anything you might need to make your stay more comfortable. I would definitely return in a heartbeat.

First time really camping and chose this place based on location and reviews for a few days in the…read morecape. Perfect location for getting around the cape. Tent sites were very clean and fairly spacious, tho ours was a tad hard to back into especially with other guests in their sites with their cars parked. The bathroom and showers were very clean - solid water pressure and the water got really hot. They werent too far from our site either. The camp store seemed to have really anything you needed during camping. The water spicket at the tent site was nice to have for cleaning and putting the fire out, as well as the picnic table. They said there was a 1mi trail that leads to the beach - well we found a trail right close by that is 1mi BUT this trail does not lead to the beach, not sure where that trail is. But Breakwater Beach nearby is a must do, especially at low tide. Overall I'd come back to this site, my first real camping trip was a success

We've been coming to North of Highland for many years, and this summer it was a relief to arrive at…read moreour favorite, immaculate, wooded, quiet, private campsite, dump our gear, and walk down to the sparkling seashore to swim and nap after the six hour drive from Brooklyn. As usual, once we're here we tend to drive the car as little as possible and just use bikes and feet to get around. This year, due to Covid-19, the place was quieter. But the staff are taking pains to keep everything spotless throughout the day, and measures are in place to make sure folks safely socially distance. So, under the pine trees while cooking dinner, the sand in our hair or later in our tents under the stars, it felt like the world was even a little bit normal for a little while. For that, we are so grateful to the people at North of Highland for working so hard to be open and prepared and for welcoming us wearing travellers to this magical corner of the Outer Cape. Highlights are the pine needles all over the sandy ground - it never feels dirty! - the short walk to the actual, enormous Ocean and a quiet, family friendly beach. And the friendly staff, the enforced quiet hours that let your rest at night (there's no partying here, and that's why we come year after year). And the aforementioned wind in the pines, the bright stars..... No fires unless you've brought a charcoal grill. So no real smores. But that's Ok: get a fire permit from the local fire dept and have a real, legal fire on the beach while you listen to the waves.

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.

Two weeks ago my wife & I spent a week at the Crow's Nest in North Truro. The location is perfect…read moreas you are less than 100 feet from the waves, oh so tranquil are the waves. We had booked a one bedroom, one bath and we were upgraded to a two bedrooms/two bathrooms. The kitchen modern and flat screen TVs in the living room and both bedrooms. There was even a fireplace. The air conditioner was great and every morning we put our trash and dirty towels or linens and when we returned fresh linens and towels were replenished. Any time we had a request the manager did not ever say no and went beyond the requests to make guests happy. We will happily return next Summer. Rooms: 4/5 | Service: 5/5 | Location: 5/5

This isn't a 5 star or even a 4 star place, no Resturant, bar, pool, room service…read moreBut it is a very good place to stay on the outer cape, only feet from the water The rooms are clean, everything operating, reception was welcoming No complaints from this guest

Location, Location, Location (!) Right on the beach and close to both Provincetown and The…read moreNational Seashore Beaches. This motel far exceeded any of my expectations and I'm happy to recommend it! I was traveling with a friend and we both enjoyed our stay very much. The room was large, squeaky clean, and nicely decorated with super comfy beds, and an updated kitchenette and dining area.The bathroom also looked recently updated and had a nice, large, step-in shower to wash the salt and sand off after a day of beachcombing! And, there are sliders opening to a good sized balcony (2nd floor) to enjoy the sea breezes and gorgeous views of the ocean! They also have a private, well maintained, beach area complete with beach chairs, a few picnic tables and a fire pit, too! I love the Cape and have visited many times over the years and I can honestly say the Sandbars Inn is now on my list of favorite places to stay on the Cape and I hope to be able to return there soon! Wonderful!!!

Place is clean. Property manager gave us perfect instructions. The view is really nice. It felt…read moresafe and secure. Loved they have quiet hours from 10-8. A perfect place to relax and escape from everything.

We enjoyed staying at this resort! We loved the scenery, sunset, our studio room, location, and…read moremost importantly the manager/owner, Jim and his team. To be honest, we want to go back! Hubby decided to drive up to P-town for my birthday week - best decision. He should have received the husband medal of honor! We arrived in the afternoon and the room was ready for us. Please check the check-in and check-out time carefully. Check out time is 10 AM during peak season. Prior to our visit we checked a few resorts and ended-up choosing this one. We communicated with Jim, the owner/manager via email and phone call and he gave us a complete version of what to expect. When we arrived he greeted us with a big smile! He's so friendly and helpful! We were so happy to have found this place. We picked a studio room across the street. All rooms overlooking the water/bay and sunset. The clean room is complete with kitchen, microwave, big fridge, dinner table, big couch, tv, comfortable bed, coffee maker (not keurig), and a balcony for us to enjoy the sun and scenery. The housekeeping staff was very courteous and polite; he did an amazing job which didn't take long. We could tell he's professional! The next time we go back to Cape Cod we want to try a waterfront room. The sound of night waves put me to sleep. There's no safe in the room, so please don't bring any valuable items because the resort will not be responsible for any lost/stolen items. Just bring yourself and swimsuit and you'll be okay. Bring clothes if you want to walk around town. The pool! Yes! Don't forget to enjoy the pool because you don't want to swim with the sharks in the ocean. We didn't see any sharks but we saw couple of whales during our whale watching trip. The pool water is a little cold but due to the hot summer day, it was refreshing! The depth is between 3 and 9 inches. We truly enjoyed our stay at this resort. Thanks the management and staff members for their great service!

We had a wonderful staycation at Horizons. We booked two weeks ahead. We booked a unit top floor,…read moreend unit, across the street from the majestic beach. Our room was old school wonderful. There are no frills but there is everything one needs for a weekend or week's stay. There are plenty of towels as well. Bring body wash and shampoo. Soap is provided. Check in was seamless. We dropped our keys for check out.