Boston / Cape Cod KOA

This place and people are the best. All spots are clean and organized with easy access no mater the RV size. Also pre booked 4 sites and all went smooth. I recommend this place to all.

We have been camping here for 2 ½ years now. We love it. Staff are friendly and helpful. Ken is awesome always willing to help. Mo and Beth the owners care about the campground and the community that it is in. We are seasonal here and really enjoy it!

This rating is very specific and has to do with the campground’s Wi-​Fi system. It is Tengointernet. The internet connection is down more often than up. Called them once. Spent 17 minutes on hold being told I was next in line for a representative. Then after 17 minutes they asked me to leave a message and they would call back. Still waiting. Emailed them waited a week for a response, which was no help as they wanted me to call them when I had a problem. Been there, done that. As I am a seasonal renter and retired I’d like to be able surf the web frequently, but I have to use my mobile hotspot to access the internet which is costing me extra for data usage as I have to use it most of the time.
Other than Wi-​Fi, this place gets 5 stars. As I said my wife and I have rented for the season.

Great campground! The cleanest facilities I’ve seen on a campground. Clean showers! We stayed in our camper here for a month now, and will be renewing for another month. We are in the area for work. The staff are friendly & helpful. Campground upkeep is always kept up. Always out doing work & driving through. Occasionally some loud «weekenders», but don’t mind them. Great place for kids, lots of activities. Only bad thing, not much around the area to do. Families are friendly!

We just spent 2 fun filled days in a deluxe studio cabin and enjoyed every minute. Two adults and one 5 year old. The bunk bed was a big hit, I enjoyed the shower and toilet in our cabin.
The staff welcomed us and they were pleasant our entire stay, though it was apparent they were busy dealing with numerous guests. When our spirited 5 year old noted that only white golf balls were available for the mini golf, they headed right out to the course and she helped retrieve the balls, selecting her favorite color as she did. I was inclined to let her deal with with what was available, but the kindness was surely appreciated.
Activities, whooo! In our short stay we hit the pool frequently– it was warm, clean, and well maintained. Mini golf — a little run down, and small, but I loved the feel of a small friendly course. Bikes– they offer these odd body steered recumbent bikes that were really difficult for me to master. The staff did offer to give me a push to get going, but my dignity did not allow that to happen. Bocce ball, horseshoes, giant checkers and connect four, all enjoyable. The jumping pillow was great fun, as was the playground with climbing wall and slides. We saw the train as we left, but did not have a ride.
The guests were all pleasant and polite, no noise complaints or rudeness at all. In fact, very friendly and welcoming. Our cabin was in the quiet section, which allowed for quiet, peaceful mornings — I suspect our youngster would have wanted to begin the day at the crack of dawn if she had heard other children up and about, so we were thrilled with our area.
We did campfires each night, night one was a pitiful fire, but night two we discovered Stump Chunks sold in the camp store and had a roaring fire in a matter of minutes. We ate at the picnic table, though patio chairs and table were also available. We did not try the grill that was on site — opted for campfire hot dogs and dinner out at local diner. The cabin had towels enough for us, fresh linens to make the bunk beds, and a fully made queen bed.
To be honest, there were minor glitches, light over bed not working, bathroom door didn’t lock, blinds were a bit twisted, but we were camping, so not a problem. The atmosphere, activities, and staff more than made up for any small flaw.
I am sure we will be back, possibly an annual trip. But not for just two nights. We will probably need 3 – 4 nights next trip. As it was, our youngest camper cried when we had to leave, saying she wanted to live there!

Great campsite especially for families. First impressions were the staff were extremely helpful. You felt like their guest. Stayed at a tent site which was very clean and pretty well secluded compared to the other tent sites we saw. Very close to the bathhouse which were very clean and well maintained. Pool, horseshoes, bocchi ball, and mini golf all free to help pass times. Biked around the camp a couple of times during our stay. Planning another stay this fall!

Great RV park within distance from Boston and Cape Cod. We stayed here for about 4 days. They were very accommodating as we came to this park last minute since the original RV park we planned on staying at was not as nice/​accommodating as advertised. They found us a spot within minutes, it was unleveled and we asked if there were any other available spots. Within 20 minutes the man had a new, more level, spot for us right across from the bathrooms.
Bathrooms were nice for the most part. We used them just for the showers and didn’t really have any complaints. Hot water was always readily available. Laundry room was attached and we used this twice. Good washers and dryers. $ 2/​load in each washer and dryer.
Campground was quiet with lots of trees. There is a pool, says it is heated but we never ventured down there. We left Friday morning for the day and the park was empty. When we arrived home that evening the park was PACKED! I have never seen an RV park as packed as this one. Kids everywhere, families grilling and visiting. They were having a family fun day on Saturday. Looked like a lot of fun for the kids. We were leaving as it was getting started. There was live music, a train, kids at the swimming pool and on the above ground blob. If we had little kids in our family it would have been worth staying.
Overall seems like a great RV park for the family. It took us about an hour and a 20 minutes to get from our RV door to downtown Boston. (Drove to commuter lot, rode commuter train (1 hr) into downtown). We also drove to Cape Cod which was about an hour away. Various other places to visit on the Cape (We visited Woods Hole on our way to Provincetown. We also took a ferry to Martha’s Vineyard from Woods Hole). All of these I would recommend looking into on your visit.
The only reason this campground gets 4 stars instead of 5 is because it isn’t as «luxurious» as other KOA’s we have stayed at. Still– we would stay here again in a heartbeat!

After countless visits to many New England campgrounds, by far out favorite, from the minute we entered the gate we were greeted with friendly helpful staff, escorted to our site by an employee Kenny, so friendly, offered to help back camper in, fully stocked, not overpriced. Store.
Activities: what to many to list, train ride, mini golf, two playgrounds, great «gem hunt», giant bouncy pillow, bike parade,… I could go on and on… Clean showers,

We love this campground
The whole staff is awesome !!!
Kenny was helpful and has a BIG personality.
Moe let us do some camp work. Which we appreciated. You guys are awesome.
I highly recommend this campground !

IT’S THE BEST! We live out of state but come to Massachusetts several times a year to visit with family. The staff has always been accommodating and kind. No park will run 100% smoothly all the time. But when something is not provided (such as the pool on week) they had two different blow-​up water slides for the children, and staff members were out there playing games with the kids. Their tent and RV sites are very spacious, but we prefer their 2-​room cabins! They are supplied with beds with matts, your own water spout outside, electricity in the rooms, and even heaters for those chilly nights. They also have a picnic table, fire pit, and grill! There are 2 playgrounds, a pool, mini-​golf, a huge bounce pad, and little train rides! The bathrooms and laundry facility are always clean! And if you’re looking to get out and adventure, there’s a nice park and swim hole right up the road within walking distance! Not to mention the short drive to the cape!
Staying at this KOA is a no-​brainer! For the same price as a cheap motel with 2 double beds and no kitchen, we stay at this KOA in a 2-​room cabin, set up our own «kitchen» on the front porch, and enjoy the several amenities!
This KOA is about to close for the season, but we look forward to it opening back up this spring. :)

I would like to begin this review by saying that i have never officially stayed at this campground. We have visited a few times because friends were staying. We visited this past weekend while my friends were staying for octoberfest. Although we came on Sunday the excitment the group carried from the weekend festivities was great. Not only do they want to go again next year… it also made me want to join as well. This is the only time i have visited this campground when it hasnt been packed… probably because it was the end of October. The place was impecable. One of the men who worked there, Kenny, who i am asssuming is a manager seemed to keep the place tip top. He was incredibly friendly and went out of his way to make all of feel «at home». Thanks kenny for helping make our few short hours there great and making us want to get into camping againg. Also, keep up the good work KOA

We specifically chose this place because they have an outdoor hearse pool. Upon researching we called to confirm the pool would be open. We were disappointed to find when we arrived that the pool was closed. No apologies. Just told beyond their control. They had other activities to keep the kids busy. But would have enjoyed swimming as advertised.

I have been here a few times. The first few times were in the late, late fall so it was always pretty empty. This past weekend was my first visit during prime time.
I would descibe this as «camping light». It isn’t outhouse, dark woods camping. Our tent site had an electric and water hook up which was great for charging phones and washing dishes. They have many options to choose from when you come here. There are cabins, RV sites, tent sites, etc.
It is very family friendly with tons of kids riding bikes, walking around, etc. There are tons of activities for them too.
The sites are kind of on top of each other which is the only negative. The site host does a great job trying to accomodate you if you’re unhappy with your tent site. Overall, if you have kids I think it’s a great place to give camping a try.

We’ve been camping here a few days each year for about 10 years now. It has always been one of the best run campsites that we have found. It has nice sized tent sites, a nice pool and fun activities for the kids. It even has a nice dog park for the four-​legged «kids». It is about 20 miles from the Bourne Bridge to Cape Cod which makes it pretty convenient. This year’s visit was marred by our «neighbors» who partied loudly well after quiet hours. Then there was a domestic dispute after midnight that resulted in those folks being removed. A trend in clientele worth noting or just a one-​time aberration? Before this year I would have given four stars.