It was comfortable. I had go again. I wish the store had more stuff

Stayed in one of the pet friendly cabins as I was attending a dog show on the Cape. Only 29 miles from the show site and was an easy commute.

This was a great experience for out family. All the people were nice and friendly and ready to help. I absolutely loved the stay and will return again soon.

This is a very affordable, very simple, crudely furnished trailer. BUT... you're at a campground.... you really don't need anything more. It totally does the job you need it to... provides you a place to sleep, eat, and wash up in between all the fun things you are doing at the campground or in the area. The campground itself is clean, laid out well, has a pool in-season, food options, good trash can placement, a security gate, 2 small playgrounds and more. Back to the accommodations... We are a family of 7 and fit comfortably in the trailer. Any inconveniences were minor and can be attributed to the "camp" experience. It is laid out like the inside of an RV. We had one bedroom with a full bed and a decent-sized closet. We also had space to put the pack n' play in our room and still walk around it. There was another "bedroom," 2 can sleep there in the Navy-style bunks. In the hallway to the bigger bedroom is the other set of bunks with curtains, the kids definitely had fun in the bunks. There is a TV with a few channels, a chair that can fold out flat, and a wooden couch that can fold out flat into a bed, as well as a tiny kitchen with full-sized fridge, stove, microwave and sink. It is stocked with plates, cups and utensils, and one of each of the most basic cooking items. With a trip to Walmart for our perishables upon arrival, we were able to make breakfast, pack lunches and make dinner each day. There's a decent-sized deck, picnic table and firepit outside.