Would be more 3.5 stars for me. Beach parking was less than others in cape cod($14 vs others…read more20-30/day). Would download the parking app ahead of time. The app prompts you not to pay until you get there as you may not have a spot even if you already pre-paid. Pros: bathroom facilities and outdoor showers Snack bar if needed Parking cheaper compared to other beaches on the Cape For us this beach was much closer to where we were staying. Cons: Water was freezing(mid 60s). This may be also viewed as a pro as it felt really cooling after being in it but does take time to get used to. The kids in the group had a hard time venturing any further than knee height. Walk to and from parking lot/ bathroom was a little long. The sand can be a little pebbly.

I live in MA and drove 1 hour to Scusset Beach during the 2nd week of July, 2026. The weather was…read moreperfect - perfect for a beach day : hot, sunny, clear blue sky. The beach itself was nice enough: decent sand, not rocky, not an over abundance of seaweed. That's where the enjoyment ended. That beach had a constant barrage of biting flies that annoy the crap out of you. They are small, relentless,painfully bite, and leave itchy marks where they bite. We stayed for 3 hours to try to get our $14 (parking fee) worth but after that, we left. I'll never go back since I now know those biting flies are an issue there and have been for years. Two thumbs down and I cannot recommend Scusset Beach to any beach goer who wishes to have a lovely day at the beach. Side note : the water was so cold also, with zero waves and contained floating seaweed. Terrible.

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!

Not a bad place to spend a week. We rented a cabin, which was lovely, however a bit dated and not…read moresuper clean. I was surprised to see cobwebs in the bathroom, dirty vents, etc. it needed a deep cleaning! However, the water pressure was great and the water got plenty hot. The pond is lovely and the beach was perfect for a day with friends. However, long walk uphill to the restroom. The bathroom/showers by the pool were pretty decent but the musty smell was nearly unbearable. I blame it on people not turning the vent on while they shower. It was so gross to use those toilets because of the smell. Additionally, I was unhappy to see so many children driving golf carts, despite the rule that is in place. It's not safe! Two times we were in almost accidents. First time the young girl was driving the golf cart on the wrong side of the road and was driving right at us. The scarier part was that she didn't even understand why we were waving our arms at her. There was lots of other vehicles and golf carts as it was a Friday night, could have been a bad situation. I did report this to the security. The second time, a young girl just about rear ended us she came up so fast. They need to police this before there is a serious accident!

Do Not Book This Place!…read more I travel around the country in my RV and have stayed at many campgrounds, but unfortunately, this was one of the most unwelcoming places I've ever experienced. To start, the woman working the morning shift was extremely rude, particularly toward non-seasonal campers. She told my daughter that she "needs to learn patience." She may be right, but in this situation, my daughter was simply trying to get in to see me and apparently that may have required this employee to actually do her job. I do want to mention that the woman who checked us in was extremely nice and professional, and I appreciated her kindness. Unfortunately, once I was checked in, I could immediately feel a different vibe. It honestly felt like this campground was primarily welcoming to its seasonal campers and that short-term visitors were an inconvenience. Unfortunately, I had an emergency at home because my house is currently under construction, so I had to cut my four-day trip short after only one day. The following day, I called to ask whether they would consider a partial refund or possibly a credit for the slower season. I completely understood if the answer was no, and I was simply asking. The woman told me she needed to speak with the manager. Apparently, she did not properly place me on hold, because I could hear the entire conversation. The way they spoke about me and the situation was extremely uncomfortable and unprofessional. After traveling and camping all over the country, I can honestly say this was one of the least welcoming camping experiences I've had. It felt more like a trailer park than a campground, and there was a very noticeable "clicky" atmosphere. I would hate for anyone to waste their valuable vacation time or money on a place where they don't feel welcome. For me, Kampgrounds of America (KOA) and Spacious Skies Campgrounds have been much more reliable choices when it comes to feeling welcomed as a traveling camper. Bill Davidson

I have only visited friends here.. never actually stayed. A good friend of mine has camper here…read more I visit at least a couple times every summer. This campground is huge! It is always clean and offers a lot. They have 3 good size pools, tennis and basketball courts, a laundry area, a jewelry store, an arcade, and ice cream shop and a bathroom with quarter showers. The bathroom/shower area is always impeccably clean!! They also allow pets and have designated areas to walk them. On the weekends they do fun events like a DJ in the pavilion or lobster bakes. They do offer sewerage, water and electricity hookups. They have sites where you can either tent or bring a camper/RV. They are open from May - October. The rates to visit someone in the site during off season is $8 per person and $10 per person during peak season. If you leave before 9PM you get 1/2 of your $ back. Some of the sites you can see the ocean in the distance.

This place was probably one of the worst campgrounds I have ever been too . The staff here were…read morevery rude and there were so many rules that were very dumb my kids were walking around one night and staff member told them to go back you there site because anyone under 21 can not be out past 10 if you want to use the pickle ball courts you need a reservation everything close very early . you feel like you allways being watched . also it was weird no one was hanging out outside at night overall super bad place for kids and staff was very rude to us too

We went there for a group trip with this volunteering program I was a part of. It was all the…read morerepresentatives and we all had a blast. There is a night hike and i got to see lots of cool things that I don't normally see since I don't travel or camp often. The cabins are in decent condition but I didn't even end up sleeping there. We slept at the house with the camp fire and pianos since it was getting so late. During the day we went to the more scary part of the trip. When we had to climb up and walk on wires I almost peed myself. Luckily for my the wire did not break and I did not fall to me impeding death. So you guys should definitely check it out!

It was pretty fun and the food was some of the best I have had. But some stuff was werid. Also the…read moreconsler Nolan was awesome.

Friendly staff, clean campground, nice hot showers, and clean restrooms, small store, great view of…read morethe Cape Cod canal. Pet friendly. Activities. Close to everything, yet quiet and remote.

Absokutely terrible!! Zero stars!! Went to the office to complain about bedbugs in our cabin, and…read morethey had my wife arrested for DUI, when she was neither drunk nor driving!!!! No resolution to the bedbug problem. No refund, just a soon to be lawsuit!!!! Anyone else have this issue?!?!

My child went here for a field trip and she came back with a big smile on ur face! She loved the…read morecabins and the food and just hanging out with her friends was fun for her! But camp Bournedale is a great place and I would definitely recommend Camp Bournedale

Sandy Pond has become a go-to spot, with several trips here per year - generally four times or…read moremore. Their rates are reasonable and fair. It's a clean, simple campground with RV hookups at many sites and some welcome extra amenities, such as the bounce pit and family programming. This is a family-run business, and we've always found the staff to be pleasant and professional. The few times we've had to cancel last-minute, we found them to be more accommodating than expected or even warranted. There was one occasion when they didn't have a charged battery available for our rented electric golf cart; they lent us one of their gas-powered carts and waived the rental fee for that first day, turning a very minor inconvenience into an overall pleasant and welcome memory. We regularly recommend Sandy Pond to friends and family and have brought many here, as well, including some first-time campers.

The place was very beautiful and very nice for the cabins there but the campers and staff there…read morewere extremely disrespectful and rude to the point were they yelled at me as I'm leaving and gave looks if you're not a seasonal camper they treat you like an outsider or like they own the place over you I will never camp there again

I went kayaking today with a wonderful group of people and 2 professional guides. They provide…read morelife vests, kayaks & paddles. It was so gorgeous and we ended up at the ocean. I highly recommend them. They are friendly and very knowledgeable, as well as helpful.

We rented from Rideaway to bike the Cape Cod Canal. Had no idea what we were getting into, and…read moremostly made the reservation to mix it up and get in some exercise, but it ended being a highlight of our vacation. The canal bike path is beautiful - peaceful, pristine, and not crowded. It was challenging for us to go the full 13 miles up and back (we aren't experienced cyclists so it took about 2 hours), but we only had to stop a couple times. The staff at Rideaway were very helpful at getting us onto the right size bikes and explaining the route - highly recommend!

We went on the Kayak The Creek Nature Tour in East Sandwich. It was a perfect trip for beginning…read morekayakers! Kyle, our guide was great!

Rideaway Adventures - Mashpee, Cape Cod Boomsauce Score: BS +++ (Amazing location! now that's…read moreboomsauce!) Tried booking through TripAdvisor--bit funky. So I went straight to the source and connected with Mike Morrison, who was not only professional and honest, but genuinely invested in making our family kayak dream happen. He even dropped a discount code like a true Cape Cod MVP. The experience? Unreal. We paddled out to a private beach only accessible by boat--and it was to die for. Calm waters, untouched shoreline, and the kind of peace that makes you forget your inbox exists. I still can't believe people get to do this regularly. It was truly memorable, and Rideaway made it seamless. They also offer sunset tours and paddle board rentals, which we're already eyeing for next time. The staff? Mostly young, but super informative, professional, and full of good vibes. Rideaway doesn't just rent gear--they curate moments. Boomsauce Scale B- basura (trash) BS basic (come on! Try harder) BS + better (Yo! That's better) BS ++ best (alright! Alright! Alrightttt!) BS +++ Amazing location! now that's boomsauce!