RV Park Reviews is now Available through the RV LIFE App on iPhones, iPads, and Android Devices.
Click Here to learn more.
Featured Campgrounds Near Marion Center, Massachusetts
Marion Center, Massachusetts Campgrounds
It looks like we do not have any campgrounds in our database for camping in Marion Center, Massachusetts.
We did however find 22 campgrounds within 25 miles of Marion Center. You can also find a list of cities with campgrounds or RV Parks near Marion Center in the left hand column.
-
6.4 Average
Gateway to Cape Cod Campground 4.77 miles NW
90 Stevens Rd Rochester, Massachusetts 02770 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 194 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
HOOKUPS view all >>
ElectricSewer50ampWiFiWaterCable TVACCOMMODATIONS view all >>
Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Gateway to Cape Cod Campground
Rating: 4 1 5 9 4 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Natural setting. Roads rutted. Major water puddle outside our coach for the duration of the stay. Sand everywhere. Cable not offered, tall tress obscured satellite views except for a few sites (not ours). Over-the-air channels limited to 7 (CBS and 6 oddball). Entry road SEVERELY pot-holed. We hooked up after our stay well outside the park. We will not return. - dutch star
This is a campground that is NOT cared for. They do not resolve any issues in a timely manner - such as the water failed. We have no idea how long it took to resolve because we left, but it was over 12 hours at least. It also floods when it rains, they could work on the drainage or level the roads to prevent mini lakes from forming all over the park. Additionally there are seasonal campers that have the equivalent of a tent city with extremely messy sites and cars sitting up on jacks. We were here for 10 days to visit friends in the area. We will NOT stay here again and choose to stay farther from our friends as this place is so bad. - undermills
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Gateway to Cape Cod Campground »Since this is a Thousand Trails membership park, our expectations were high. The rut-filled entrance road led us to a park largely filled with permanent residents - despite the 28 day stay the organization advertises. Roads are narrow, rutted and lead to unlevel, dirt sites. There are plenty of trees and the setting is pleasant, just not what we felt a buy-in park should be. Ancient facilities, tiny laundry, pool (already closed for the season), old club house. Only the briefest of contact with the staff. Even though we made reservations well in advance, we were given a map, told to find a site on our own and then come back to report where we were located. It would have been helpful if the staff had at least pointed out which direction to go; we had to circle around to find the correct position for our rig. Security gate allows multiple vehicles in when the first one enters a code. - rfmscat
-
6.1 Average
Maple Park Campground & RV Park (formerly Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park 7.89 miles NE
290 Glen Charlie Rd East Wareham, Massachusetts 02538 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 600 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
HOOKUPS view all >>
ElectricSewer50ampWiFiWaterCable TVACCOMMODATIONS view all >>
Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets Allowed-lake Waterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Maple Park Campground & RV Park (formerly Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park
Rating: 10 5 10 2 6 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: This was a great campground, the facilities were always clean ,the park was always clean,all campers were respectful of the people around them.There was plenty to do in the area ,but if you wanted you would never have to leave the campground ,there is food ,a clean beach and things for kids to do.My only complaint really has nothing to do with the campground ,my new camper and awning were completely covered in globs of tree sap after one week ,luckily I had a cover for my new super duty or it would have been covered too.no fault of the campground just fyi - gsull
Just a warning......this park is "NOT" big rig friendly. I know they advertise that it is but it is not. Very nice upgraded wide dirt/gravel entry into the park, but when you get to the bridge where you have to take a left towards the office there is a tree that poses a problem, (and it's a bigger problem when you exit) then there are low hanging electric cables that will come in contact with your roof and equipment on your roof. Camp employees always will tell you that there will be no problem and that they have had bigger rigs in here than yours, but trust me you will be upset when you try to get into the park. We did not stay because we could not get up the hill past the office, so we left. But $61 was what they were going to charge us. - DonGott
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Maple Park Campground & RV Park (formerly Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park »This campground is so under rated. We camped for the Columbus Day Holiday and the CG seemed to be at full capacity, stretching their facilities and staff to the breaking point. We found the CG to be clean but rustic, giving a pleasant experience in very clean campsites. The office staff was very busy with little to complain about and found them to be very helpful. The security staff seem to be well trained with much better than expected professional attitude. We didn't expect much after reading some previous reviews, but with a change in ownership, this campground has become a desirable family destination, with lots of activities all weekend for both kids and adults alike. There are limited hours allowed for campfires, 4:30 to midnight, which seems to be very reasonable, with security politely enforcing this rule while explaining these hours were part of their permit requirements from the local fire district and town of Wareham.
Maple Park seems to have a large seasonal population and golf carts are allowed and golf cart rentals were available.
The campground had a 'haunted Trail ride' utilizing the 'trolley' buses, amd a 10-15 min. ride through the dark forest, an added extra activity for the holiday weekend. Well organized and executed and immense fun and memories for our families weekend stay. We have already booked ahead for next years holiday weekend and look forward to our return. This campground was recommended to us by friends, and we highly recommend this wonderful CG to all of our RVing friends and family. - Captain Dave -
8 Good
Bay View Campground 9.31 miles E
260 MacArthur Blvd Bourne, Massachusetts 02532 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 400 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
HOOKUPS view all >>
ElectricSewer50ampWiFiWaterCable TVACCOMMODATIONS view all >>
Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Bay View Campground
Rating: 7 7 10 8 6 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Placed in front pull-thru sites. These are the only sites we saw that would fit big rigs. The lady at check-in said we could stay connected in the site but couldn't make the U-turn into the road. Had to stop and disconnect in the middle of trying to make turn. Also, wouldn't have been able to make turn into the site if still connected. Back area of campground is down a hill as is a third pool, tennis courts, volleyball and basketball courts. Campground clearly caters to seasonal renters and overflows with kids on weekends. Some seasonal sites look quite junky. Small fenced pet area had ground covered in wood chips and large tires half buried in dirt for dogs to play around. Small sandy playground for kids. Friendly staff, good power and water pressure, small stone fire pit. Sewer connection above ground level and wouldn't twist on. Required weights be put on top to hold connection in place. Pools clean but crowded, didn't use bathroom/shower facilities. Internet connection was useless. I thought rate was very expensive for services and facilities provided (no discounts are offered). Use caution when cutting across Waterhouse Road that merges with Rt 28 just before the campground entrance, it can be a very dangerous area. Time your approach to the campground or you will end up in a long back up of traffic waiting to cross the Bourne Bridge onto Cape Cod. Friday traffic is extremely bad going onto Cape Cod. - PandK
Centrally located park with a camping feel. The sites are all dirt and sand in a heavily wooded area. The park has a nice pool, playground, shuffle board and also the standard amenities. They have security at the entrance, cable at each site and their wifi worked well for us. The problem with the park is the traffic in the area caused by the Bourne bridge and the entrance to the park is extremely hazardous. See our full reviews and pictures at our blog at thegilliamsisland. - Gary Gilliam
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Bay View Campground »I love this campground and all it offers. Sites are plenty big for our 35 foot trailer and our F350 leaving room for anything else we want to do. The free WiFi was very good. The staff is very friendly whether in the office, at the pool or out and about cleaning the campground and sites. The campground is very clean and the many seasonal sites are very neat, I like the sites that have crushed shells for driveways. Many seasonals are in the back and there are areas just for renters or pop up campers which is nice. We were able to enjoy ice cream from Clameys and also were able to enjoy the pools on this beautiful weekend. The campground has everything we love in a campground including peace and quiet so we could relax. Always look forward to our trip here. Of our 20 or so trips a year Bay View is a must for us and one of our 3 favorite campgrounds. - Happy Camper X2
-
6.5 Average
Bourne Scenic Park 9.48 miles E
370 Scenic Hwy Bourne, Massachusetts 02532 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 460 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
HOOKUPS view all >>
ElectricSewer50ampWiFiWaterCable TVACCOMMODATIONS view all >>
Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Bourne Scenic Park
Rating: 5 7 8 1 4 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Camp sites are very crowded and not structured. Seasonals have lots of junk all around. Rules are plentiful but not enforced. Great location near activities and the Cape Cod Canal. - rontrem
Went to the Cape, but unfortunately we picked a weekend with a lot of rain. But we still had a good time getting away. Our site was a little narrow. Would have like to have better Wi-Fi coverage. As campgrounds on the Cape go, this one is pretty good. - jp873
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Bourne Scenic Park »Right on Cape Cod Canal next to lovely walk/bike trail. Very dense shade sandy ground. Some sites very narrow, but ours was large. Seasonal rigs with a lot if stuff lying around detract from the beauty. Water pressure in showers way too high to stand under. Wi-Fi only available 300 feet from office, but office open until 9:00 PM and they invite you to sit there. And there is a large pavilion with access. Store open on weekends in off season. No real alternatives, and this CG isn't bad. - Doogiesmom
-
6.4 Average
Myles Standish State Forest 9.75 miles N
Cranberry Rd South Carver, Massachusetts 02366 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 425 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
HOOKUPS view all >>
ElectricSewer50ampWiFiWaterCable TVACCOMMODATIONS view all >>
Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets Allowed-lake Waterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Myles Standish State Forest
Rating: 7 5 6 7 7 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Giant state park with a nice network of hiking paths and paved bike trails. We stayed at the lower end of Fearing Pond at site H9. We chose the Fearing Pond loop after reading other reviews that mentioned the main Charge Pond camping area had a reputation for being a little rowdier and noisy, even after quiet hours. For the most part, the Fearing loop was quiet, but the campsites are very close to each other with no vegetation or cover between sites. This also means that it is easy to hear conversations of campers at nearby sites.
Our site was an easy walk to Fearing Pond, where there was a nice, small beach. We were told over the phone that no non-marine-grade flotation devices were allowed in the water, but many families brought inflatable floats and appeared to use them without trouble. There are no kayaks to rent on-site, but there is a rental place a few miles away, with the guideline of renting for no less than a full day, and transporting it to and from the camp on your own.
There were multiple potable water stations and dump stations located on a loop behind the check-in station, for easy fill-up/dumping on the way in or out of the park. Additionally, many potable water stations were located throughout the loops in the park. - malsburyFirst time visitors to this campground. We were in the Charge Pond area A and half of the other areas were closed. I don't know if they open up more as the season picks up. The beach area at Charge Pond was nice. The water was clear, there was good fishing, and it wasn't busy at all. The campground was clean with sandy sites and that near the ocean kind of feel. There is about 20 feet of forest between each site. The kids enjoyed riding their bikes on the paved bike paths. Make sure you have a map and pre-plan your trip as it can get confusing without one. We were hoping to climb the fire tower but it was locked up. We would go back again, but it's kind of a long drive. Oh, the bathroom had a door that was left open but it didn't matter because there wasn't a screen on it. - B. P. Donelan
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Myles Standish State Forest »We camped here on a weekend where all sites were full, but found the Barrett's Pond area very quiet. Our site (J11) was small but level. Backing in was tricky due to a small incline, but I was able to do it on the first try. After exploring the park, I realized that there was only a handful of sites that were level enough for a travel trailer, and we clearly had the largest TT in the park. Park is more suited to pop-ups and tents. Firewood cannot be taken in or out of Massachusetts parks due to the ALH beetle, but firewood is reasonably priced. Bike paths made this dry camping experience worth it. 15 miles of paved paths; however, they are very hilly, and would be difficult for small children to pedal on their own. The College Pond swimming area is nice and has a small sandy beach and a place for renting kayaks/canoes. The weekend we were there, we arrived at 10AM and people had already begun placing belongings on all the picnic tables in the park. Guests can use the lake on a day pass, so there were many very large groups playing music and cooking all around us. The water was nice and the experience would have been better if it had been limited to camping patrons only. - Craig family
-
8 Good
USCG Cape Cod MWR RV Park 10.16 miles NE
5204 Ent St Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts 02542 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 5 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
HOOKUPS view all >>
ElectricSewer50ampWiFiWaterCable TVACCOMMODATIONS view all >>
Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of USCG Cape Cod MWR RV Park
Rating: 9 7 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Small but apparently underused CG 5 long FHU pull through sites, gravel & grass wide open, no shade, fire ring & table. All hookups worked well Very quiet rather isolated. As it is FHU, there are no bathrooms or showers. May get busier when more troops are training. - bukhrn
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for USCG Cape Cod MWR RV Park »No frills! This is an open field with 5 sites on it that offer water, electric and sewer. The sites are at least 100 feet long - pull through - and far apart. Lots of elbow room. The field is grass and the sites are gravel. Very quiet and secluded. The utilities were good and steady and water pressure was over 60 pounds of pressure so we regulated down to 60 pounds of pressure. The park (if that's what you want to call it) is deep into the USCG Joint Base which is very large with huge areas of open land; so to go anywhere you travel a good bit to get there. The exchange is a small grocery store and the back is the other stuff. Not bad at all. Verizon cell service was good, no wifi, no cable, no bathrooms, showers, etc. This is a good place to hang your hat while visiting the area. Just realize ahead of time that it offers no amenities and is off the beaten path. (LOL - that's okay too because the traffic in Cape Cod is very bad!) - jomark
-
5.9 Average
Sandy Pond Campground 10.26 miles NE
834 Bourne Road Plymouth, Massachusetts 02360 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 223 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
HOOKUPS view all >>
ElectricSewer50ampWiFiWaterCable TVACCOMMODATIONS view all >>
Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Sandy Pond Campground
Rating: 6 6 7 8 9 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Stayed here. Were assigned a pull thru site #2. Girl at the desk gave directions which pointed us in the wrong direction for the site. No big deal (sounded new). Electrical hookup is at the front of your rig and sewer hookup is at the rear so with my set up I was being pulled in two directions( have either an extension cord or extra hose). Very busy campground. Water at the lake was amazingly clear and was a walk through the woods. I did not feel comfortable just letting my son ride his bike around because the park is so big. I do not think I will return here because of cost, site layout and just not my kind of park. - crizzoft
Check in was pleasant, and a lot of local information on restaurants, etc., available on bulletin board. Sites are large enough for 36' plus tow. All grass/sand sites. Cable was not working and called 2 days in a row, both times they said they would sent someone out, and didn't. Unable to use satellite, due to tree cover. Very limited over the air stations. A lot of seasonal campers. Everyone was pleasant enough. Very muddy and a lot of puddles in road and campsite after rain. Some tight turns, but doable. No issues with utilities. Would stay again, if we could get a satellite signal. Wifi was useless. - Vicki K
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Sandy Pond Campground »Site was large enough for trailer and truck with adequate room for picnic table and fire pit. Road gravel. Site dirt and grass. WiFi weak. Verizon weak. Close to Cape Cod activities. Would stay again. - smitty12
-
7.4 Good
Shady Acres Campground 10.62 miles N
20 Shoestring Rd Carver, Massachusetts 02330 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 216 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
HOOKUPS view all >>
ElectricSewer50ampWiFiWaterCable TVACCOMMODATIONS view all >>
Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets Allowed-lake Waterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Shady Acres Campground
Rating: 7 9 6 8 9 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: A lot of permanents under all the trees. Short term campers placed in a wide open newer section with no shade almost like a big field with pull thrus. Very nice pool. - Bjb1775
Very nice family campground. Lots of activities for kids and adults. Looks like there was an expansion and that is where big rigs park. No trees there, rest of campground is pretty heavily treed. Lots of shade, trees were well trimmed. Office staff were very nice and helpful. We used the campground as a base for touring nearby areas of interest. Here for the 4th and no fireworks in the campground but could hear some nearby. Had a bonfire at dusk on the beach. Well run and maintained facility. - DRKM
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Shady Acres Campground »Very pricey to be in an open field. WIFI was good, young lady at check in was very helpful regarding what to do in the area. We were there the last 3 days they were open for the season and zero discount!! - mdjr
-
6.7 Good
Sippewissett Cabins and Campground 11.16 miles SE
836 Palmer Ave Falmouth, Massachusetts 02540 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 111 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
HOOKUPS view all >>
ElectricSewer50ampWiFiWaterCable TVACCOMMODATIONS view all >>
Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Sippewissett Cabins and Campground
Rating: 7 8 5 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: This is an older campground with lots of seasonal lots, some of which are a little rough. However, if you want to visit the Cape, then this campground offers some benefits. On the plus side, the Shining Seas bike path is adjacent to the campground and they offer a shuttle service to the ferry boats for Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket. They also sell the ferry tickets so you just take the shuttle and walk right onto the boat. This is a real convenience. They have a really nice campground brochure that folds out into a map of the Cape with some featured directions. They offer free WiFi that worked quite well for us. On the downside, they have possibly the worst driveways I have seen. There is asphalt until you get to the campsite loop, then it starts to break up with tree roots and potholes, then it turns to rutted dirt. In addition, the driveway is very narrow and has a steep drop. We found it difficult to get level on the site we had, sloped back to front and side to side. I would rate the showers and bathrooms as acceptable, generally clean, good water pressure, but I was not able to get the shower door to lock so had two people walk in during my shower. We had a site with water and 30 amp electric for $53 per night, sewer dump is available. We could not get satellite TV due to tree cover but had a good selection of over the air channels. AT&T 4G signal strength was -97 dBm, fairly good. - Coopsecondact
Very close to downtown Falmouth and the bus to Martha's Vineyard ferry. Very quiet and close to an impressive bike path. Rustic, dirt sites mostly, small streets but good enough for a 35 footer. I enjoyed the stay because of the convenience mostly. I would go again if going to the area. - jaygee
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Sippewissett Cabins and Campground »We only stayed here one night as a stop when getting off the Martha's Vineyard Ferry. The campground is very clean and the staff were immensely friendly and helpful. It abuts the bike trail. However, the site we were given was nearly impossible to get into. Roads are washed dirt, very narrow, twisty and rocky. If it weren't for our friendly seasonal neighbor we would have never gotten into the site. A walk around the campground shows this to be true of most sites. Very tight with poor approaches. More than 70% of the campground seems to be seasonals. It served our purpose for one night, but would probably not plan an entire week here. - Everyboysmomma
-
6.9 Good
Cape Cod Campresort & Cabins 11.8 miles SE
176 Thomas B Landers Rd East Falmouth, Massachusetts 02536 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 230 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
HOOKUPS view all >>
ElectricSewer50ampWiFiWaterCable TVACCOMMODATIONS view all >>
Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Cape Cod Campresort & Cabins
Rating: 9 6 8 9 7 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Overall this park is very wooded and will give you the woodsy camping feeling. It's easy to miss the turn into the park if you don't keep your eyes open. No signs that you're nearing it or nothing, just Boom it's there. All sites are back-in sites, we have a long 5th wheel (42 feet) so it took some maneuvering to get settled in. Activities: There are two swimming pools, a family pool with a small kiddie pool (so I guess technically there are three pools) and an adult pool that is 21yrs and older only. The fishing is down by the lake near the paddle boat area. You can rent paddle boats and standing surf boards by the hour. There is also a dog run area, two actually. One for big dogs and one for small dogs, both are fenced off to keep them separate. Staff: the staff was friendly, with no escorts to your to your site only a trace on the map. Site: We paid extra for the "glamping" site and for the most part our site was level. We felt that we had sufficient room between us and the next site to still have that private feeling. We had a stone fire ring and they provided plastic Adirondack chairs. Electric was good, cable was limited channels, and wifi was non-existent. You could see the wifi signal on your device but it wouldn't connect or if it did you still did not have internet accesses. Both AT&T and Verizon cell service was spotty. - AJay
Cape Cod Campresort is a big RV park with over 200 RV sites. The sites are packed in ... there is absolutely no privacy possible here. They have different levels from standard to premium "glampsite" but we saw very little difference between them. We paid about $80 per night for essentially a parking space with utilities and a fire pit. Other campers were so close that it's like living on TV. Now let me make this disclaimer: we like private, and this place ain't private. Most RV campgrounds are not private. So if you are into the community thing, this is a good campground for you. Everything was clean and tidy. The staff was very kind and attentive. Other items: the cable TV was limited and full of noise/snow, which is weird for cable. There is virtually no WiFi. We only pulled 1 bar from ATT on the cell. Our site was challenging to back into but they keep the trees so it's worth the trouble. There was some rolling asphalt on our pad that required creative leveling. The sewer pipe emerged from the ground at 30 degrees instead of vertical, which was odd, and I had to take the fitting off of the end of our hose and just stuff the hose itself a foot into the pipe. Would I come back? Off-season, yes, because there are not a lot of options. - Halifax
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Cape Cod Campresort & Cabins »We stayed here for 8 nights. This is a large campground with a lot of amenities for in season. 2 pools, mini golf, paddle boat rentals, paddle board rentals, arcade, etc. We stayed off season so the price was a little high for anything we could take advantage of. But to that point there weren't many campers left and only a few transients staying. They spaced us out so we all had plenty of room which was great. They have cable with minimal channels, but enough. Cell service with Verizon was okay so we were able to hot spot Wifi. We had one of the premium sites which came with a stone fire pit, paver patio and picnic table and Adirondack chairs around the pit. They also have plenty of cabins to rent. Area is a good place to explore the western side of the Cape, Plymouth, and ferry to Martha's Vineyard and other areas. We would stay here again. - Fulltimingit
