Top 5 Campground in Massachusetts

438 Plymouth St, Middleborough, MA 02346, United States

“Worst stay ever! We were constantly threatened with being kicked out. We were accused of having a mattress in front of our camper, when we didn't even have mattresses in the camper, and we were told our site was complained about in reviews, that we never found. The manager, Tiffany, was rude to my family anytime we had to deal with her. She said people complained that our dogs barked all night, which they didn't and again there are no reviews of anyone staying near our site, saying that. We were judged because we were in an older pop-up camper that she thought brought down the look of the campgrounds. We were told multiple times that they were sold out, even though we had made it clear we would be staying for a while and even went up and talked with them about it. For Labor Day weekend, we were told they were sold out and we had to leave, yet we booked a reservation online that they had to honor. She threatened to kick us out because we didn't have a car with a hitch. Tiffany stated it was a rule of the park but could never provide proof of such rule. They knew that if they kicked us out we would be homeless. We have been trying to find a place to live since we moved up here in June, but we didn't realize how big of a housing shortage there is here. She constantly complained about how our site looked, even though it was clean, neat, and orderly. She found any reason she could to give us problems, including having anything delivered, yet she never said anything about all of the others staying here that got deliveries to their campsite. She was constantly rude, yelled at me multiple times, and talked to me like I was stupid. Her assistant manager was just as bad. When you would ask them a question about the multiple lies they would say to find a way to get rid of us, they would yell and act as though me asking a simple question was being rude and disrespectful. The worst experience I've ever had in my life. Save your money and time, stay at Adventure Bound Camping in Cape Cod. They may not have as many activities or amenities, but they care about their campers and are always nice and polite. It was so bad that the Town of Middleboro helped us find a place to stay just to get away from the unfair treatment we received. The only good thing I can say is Sabrina was amazing. Her activities were fun and engaging. She was friendly and actually made us feel welcomed.”

1753 MA-2, Shelburne Falls, MA 01370, United States

“We really enjoyed our stay and will def come back. The bathrooms were shockingly clean, based on comparison with other campgrounds we have stayed in recently! I would like to come again in the summer with the kids and use the pool and other facilities. Great location as it relates to fall activities.”

864 S Undermountain Rd, Sheffield, MA 01257, United States

“I had a lovely stay during a quiet time post holiday and my room was exceptionally clean. it was warm and toasty and I enjoyed breakfast and coffee in the warm dining area listening to beautiful assortment of music. I loved the eclectic decor and private spaces for gathering. Will definitely come back other seasons and look forward to sampling some of the music concerts. ..”

80 Atlantic St, Gloucester, MA 01930, United States

“Really enjoyed our 4 night stay here. Lots are nicely treed and, since it is off-season for most campers, we didn't have many neighbours. Staff was great and very helpful and were willing to lend us an adaptor we needed for our electrical supply. It was far enough away we needed an extension. They have dishwashing stations which was a nice convenience. Some reviewers complained about the showers etc...but they suited us nicely. A little rustic perhaps but the water was warm and the pressure fine. If you need a 'Resort' type experience, Cape Ann may not be for you, but it suited us nicely and we would not hesitate in staying here again.”

386 US-6, Provincetown, MA 02657, United States

“Great spot to camp, very cool location with bike trails around and Provincetown nearby. Sites are quite tight though and very close with each other. Also, if you're on the edge of the campground near site 69, know that the highway can get pretty loud, especially at night.”