Lovely wooded environment reasonable space and shielding between sites. Immaculate bathrooms and…read moreshowers. Campgrounds are a lot of work and it's being done 100% here. Mainly rvs with nice tent spots. The proximity to beaches restaurants and even the bike trail adds to the appeal of Atlantic Oaks Campground. The cons are few and didn't impact our stay or the rating. The point here is that you're going to the beach. So No pool, but go to the beach :) Next internet is about a decade behind, e-mail light browsing work. Internet coverage is wide with barely any dead spots just slow. Tips!! Go to Arnold's for food it's a short walk and it's fun and tasty great onion rings and scallops bring cash. Don't forget to return your gate key. Oh and one more have your campfire but have it put out with water by 11pm.

Well, another bike camping trip on the Cape and another fine night staying here. Someone mentioned…read morein another review that they thought this place is a "cash grab", and I could not disagree more. It's also the cleanest and most well-run private campground on the Cape, in my opinion. I had made a reservation earlier that day in person on the phone, mentioned I would be getting in late. I got a friendly call from them later to make sure I could get to camp ok if it was after hours, and to make sure I did so quietly. I was impressed at the concern not just of my experience but that of the other guests. I write this on the front porch, just outside their very nice common area, sipping a good cup of coffee ($1.75, vs $3 at the far inferior North of Highlands campground) and about to get back on the bike. One more note, I mentioned I had forgotten to pack a cup, didn't see anything just right in their otherwise well-appointed camp store, and wouldn't you know Brian pulls up at my site later in his golf cart with the loan of a coffee mug! In the thru-hiking/biking community they call that "trail magic".

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

Great campsite during COVID-19 restrictions. Limited spots and reservations needed. There are lot…read moremore rules so you'll need to visit their website to get the latest. Newly remodeled bathroom are clean and outdoor showers are the best public campsite showers I've used so far. This campground will probably get pretty packed when non-COVID restrictions are lifted because each site is pretty close to each other. I stayed here last year and it can get noisy at night.

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.

Approximately 10 years ago, I would've given it a four star. And back in the 50's 60s 70s and 80s I…read morewould've given it a five star. I took a drive-through this past year and was shocked at the overgrowth. It was a real bummer. That place was my childhood. We knew every inch of it and all the paths that led to the water. Or the little camp store. Some of the best beaches were overgrown. Such a shame. The state division that handles the maintenance really needs to take a look at this and bring it back to the beauty it used to be

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%

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.

Stay away from this Sun Outdoor Retreats RV park. Go to Bay View Campground, Cape Cod. They will…read morerip you off and pretend they didn't. I booked my site on June 5th for my Motor coach Class C, 25 feet long via their website for a 3 night stay. The site I chose was "Full Hookup 30amp RV Site # S07. The website showed it can accommodate RV's up to 40 feet with room for slide-outs. The booking went thru fine. Next day June 6th, I called to confirm my booking and the lady said everything looks good. Before arriving call for the gate code in case I run late. June 14th I called them again to confirm if sewer was available. They didn't even ask who I am and was able to tell from my cell number that I booked site S07. The lady immediately said this site cannot accommodate a Motor coach C. The site is only 15 foot long. She said she have to cancel my reservation because my arrival date is June 17th and they do not have any site available. Pretty much told me too bad you chose a site that is shorter than your RV. But I said the description say it will accommodate up to 40 feet. She said, well that's just a general description for all their sites. So they canceled my reservation and also told me that they will keep my deposit because booked the wrong site. 2 days later another representative called me and said she wanted to make sure I was aware that site S07 will not accommodate your RV. I said I know and you guys canceled my reservation. The rep even told me few other RV guests booked the same site in July and August and was in the same situation. Because their booking was further out they were able to switch their site. Long story short, Karen the manager called me and was super rude, pretty much told me you're not getting your deposit back. We're keeping it. Too bad. We know there's misinformation on the website but that's from their corporate office. Nothing they can do about it. Look at the screen shots of the website. Site advertised as 30amp but description also mentioned 50amp. Site stated 40 feet but only allow 15 feet. I am glad we didn't go to Sun Retreat and instead I stayed at Bay View Campground, Cape Cod. The camp site is friendly, clean, full time security. These people have been there for 55 years. We had so much fun.

Please disregard any poor reviews; location, location and location, is the key! The park is only a…read moreshort drive to great coffee shops and restaurants. We stayed here for two weeks and had a blast! The park is extremely well maintained; Karen the manager takes pride in maintaining all departments; she is a wonder. All the employees here are helpful and friendly. The sites may be close but walk across the street and you are in Nirvana; what a beautiful beach. The restrooms are well maintained and the water pressure is fantastic! This is primarily a lovely seasonal park but the residents are very gracious to outside guests. There is a small store and ice cream shop on premises; they do the job well. What a great time we had!

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.

This is the best campground, so much to do and so many activities on weekends it's awesome! Never…read morethe same thing and how all the employees including Lisa enforce the rules equally is awesome! Can't wait to see what next year brings .

We had tent campers behind us. They were very loud. Security repeatedly had to go to their site…read more One night the campers went through our site kicking our stuff, flashing flashlight in our windows. Our teenagers chased them out of our site. One was hiding in the bushes. The next day the father came to our site yelling and accusing us of ridiculous things. We were very nervous. They were glaring at us all day. We went to the ocean at night and came back to multiple chairs ruined. They tried to get into camper which was evident because locked handle sticking up. Security was great. The next morning a very young manager told us that he would write up an incident report. I told him security told us the tenters would not be back. The manager said that security should not have said that without checking with him. Felt it was more of a power trip than making us feel safe. Needless to say we left without booking next year. Now called Sun Retreats