Nice campground, didn't hear any road noise at night, but during the day there is some. We had a nice big pull through. Lots of amenities. The WiFi was even available at our site. We would stay here again although some of the seasonal sights need a clean. Be very careful when exiting this park on 28 South, the speed posted is 55 but they scream up that road, there is no ramp up lane. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Large sites. No charge for pets. Some spots have WiFi, but there is a hotspot. A pet walker is available for a reasonable fee. Would stay again if on the east coast. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The park was very clean, even the seasonal sites, which at some parks start to collect junk and look run down. The staff was very helpful. They have a lot of amenities on site here, games, pools, playground, snacks and ice cream. The in park activities, rentals, etc. are not cheap. We were in the Oyster Cove section which I liked because the site are pretty private (no sewer hookups, 30 amp). That said, it is a very busy place. We tend to like quieter places. There was lots of traffic and people on the streets. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We were lucky enough to have a level site right on the canal, so I really enjoyed this campground. You need to be careful when you make a reservation to come here. There appear to be several sites in the "upper area" that are not level and are right on top of each other with no privacy at all. The location on the canal is great if you enjoy what the canal has to offer (walking, biking, fishing, people/boat watching). They have a very nice playground, but other than that there is not much else to offer young children. When I came here as a kid there used to be a salt water swimming hole, but that is closed. There are a few beaches a short drive away such as Onset and Scusset, but other than that you will have to go over the Bourne bridge and onto the Cape for any swimming. The staff is very nice and very helpful. The sites were well maintained and fellow campers were very friendly. There are a lot of people that have camped here forever and keep returning. It is a nice relaxing campground in the fall. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a convenient campground where you don't have spend your vacation fighting traffic across the bridge. Another positive is the Cape Cod canal where you can enjoy fishing, biking, or just sitting and watch the boats go by. There are several access points to the canal at this campground. Now the negatives: The sites are very, very close together and have absolutely no privacy. The possibility exists to camp next to a seasonal person which can be unpleasant. I recommend going with some friends so you can have sites together and not worry about bothering the neighbors. Restrooms not very clean: they smelled like a sewage treatment plant. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Bourne Scenic Park – Bourne, MA. We haven’t been back to this park in over 15 years and it has changed. It is on the Cape Cod Canal on the east end. This park is on COE land but run by the town of Bourne so the price is higher. It is on the west end of the Cape Cod Canal. We paid with the fall rates $32 with electricity and water. They have added electricity to almost all sites now and the price has gone up to reflect this. There are almost 100 sites in three different sections of this park. Some areas the sites are on top of each other but then there is a wooded section where one could find privacy. Sites can be found for big rigs and for tents. One can park their camper here for the summer season they limit the number allowed to I think one third of the park and there might be a waiting list. What is nice about this campground is that it is right under the Bourne Bridge at the entrance to Cape Cod. Crossing the bridge one can head for the ferry for Martha’s Vineyard or tour that section of the Cape. One can fish, bike or hike along the canal road. Right now they have taken out the natural pond used for swimming and are putting in a huge pool which should be completed by next summer. Biking west there is a small town for restaurants and shopping (small) and heading west you end up at Scusset State Park (which also has camping) with a beach and fishing pier. The canal is lit up at night and at all times you can watch boats crossing the canal – very peaceful. Make sure you check closing dates for any campgrounds in New England because most close at the end of Columbus Day weekend. I believe this one stays open later! We camped here in a Motorhome.