We are looking for a new CG on the Cape. We are now seasonal at Pine Acres in Oakham and will be pulling out to travel again next year. We love Bourne Scenic but last time, there was alot of trouble with thefts.
Atlantic Oaks, Rte 6, in Eastham looks nice and whenever I go there the folks are friendly. But, I only buy propane for the BBQ there. It gets good reviews
Billy C wrote: We are looking for a new CG on the Cape. We are now seasonal at Pine Acres in Oakham and will be pulling out to travel again next year. We love Bourne Scenic but last time, there was alot of trouble with thefts.
Bill,
You didn't say WHERE on the Cape, so I will tell you that if you want a seasonal, then you HAVE to stay at Campers Haven in Dennisport.
Talk about quiet and security. Second to none. It's right on the water so you get the fog every night. We LOVE it there. Beautiful, well taken care of, very friendly people, and you can read about it HERE.
If you don't like the water, I DO NOT think you'll like this place.
But that's 80 percent of the reason we go to the Cape.
thanks guys I didn't mention anywhere in particular hoping to get all kinds of feed back and experiences. We love the water and the Cape, I love watching boats come and go thru Canal or differant harbors. We always went to Bourne Scenic so thanks again for the info.
So far Bay View is our favorite!
Just booked a last minute vacation -Heading down the last week before school starts.
Our girls aren't giant "all-day" beach fans, so BV works out well for us - 2 pools, tennis courts, ball field, snack shack, etc.
We like to hang at the campground most of the day then hit a beach late afternoon/early evening, with a cooler and some sandwichs, to watch the sun go down.
Also a good base to explore the lower cape from.
Best of all, only about 1 hr from home
Can't wait!
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