Bay View Campground

Nice place to stay but be aware that this campground is geared towards RV campers, not tent campers like us. We had no need for the 30 amp AC power, sewer and cable hookups at our camp site.
The entire facility is very clean and tidy. Bathroom and showers appear to have been recently remodeled and are very clean. We had a very nice breakfast at the food truck (on-​site) on the morning of our departure.
Lots of rules, as one might expect with such a large facility.
One other important note — the facility is right next to Mass. Route 28 so if you’re on the east side of facility (like we were) you are going to hear the highway all day and all night long.
Would we go back, no — but only because we don’t own an RV. We’re tent campers.

The place was nice. Clean bathrooms, nice pools, a lot of things for kids to do. Our site was a dirt pit and we had a tree right in the middle of it that was infested with bees. The woman at the gate was extremely rude to my husband. He assumed that when we were to check out he had to go in the office and let them know, apparently u are supposed to give the ticket to the woman at the gate. She made it known to him that he is to give it to her. Very snappy and rude! Staff was very nice. They watched u every move though. Felt like criminals. No razor scooters allowed for the kids only bikes. Weird.

Staff was ok not the very nice to my son. Very wired rule but does not bother me at all. So I accidentally left a sign in the front of my camper and I passed buy almost all the workers and know body thought to say or signal that there was something on the front of my camper. All the staff was ok except of this older gentleman… He was very nice a very funny. Ok time. I will go their again because it’s right over the Bourne bridge

We had a great time at Bayview, love it here. This campground is located about a mile or two from the canal and Bourne Bridge so you will not be able to camp on the canal unless you go to Bourne Scenic Park. But anyway, clean place with great firewood at an OK price. Lots to do here or in the area, pools, beaches, ferry to the islands is all good. Cannot see the bay from many sites but you can from some, I am sure that many years ago you could see it from more. Will return to this wonderful place.

I stay here for the summer and fall fling every year. Its a great home base to go all over the cape. When you do stay at the campground the staff are wonderful. The security is also very good. They have a lot to do, swim, arcades, shop ect. Most important, this place is the cleanest campground I have ever stayed at. I work with disabled individuals and the staff are very nice to them. They treat them as if they were old friends. Thank you all for being so wonderful.
Jean and her Gals

We stayed here for 8 nights and had an amazing time. It is a very clean campground with very friendly staff. They always had an activity for the kids to do and if you didn’t want to participate there are 3 pools, playgrounds, game room and sports courts. The only down side is that the store doesn’t carry everything you may need or have forgotten and the shower are very tiny, but so are most campground showers. We would definitely go back.

I have only visited friends here. never actually stayed. A good friend of mine has camper here.
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 ½ of your $ back.
Some of the sites you can see the ocean in the distance.