Thousand Trails Gateway to Cape Cod

Probably the worst Thousand Trails we’ve stayed at. The park feels very run down and poorly maintained. Most sites are completely covered in pine trees and very sandy, so expect everything—RV, chairs, and picnic table—to be covered in sticky sap. Starlink users should expect limited internet due to the tree coverage. Our site was very unlevel, and several tree limbs and exposed roots made pulling in and parking difficult. We barely fit in the spot we were assigned. Overall, it works for a short stay, but we wouldn’t return unless the park saw some serious updates and maintenance improvements.

We live on the road, full-time for 4 years. This is a beautiful RV Park with lots of amenities. It's quiet and peaceful. Great for families! The RV lots are spacious. Internet service was not good, though, due to all the tall trees. Also be aware of tree sap falling on your RV and vehicles. The customer service was very good. Nice pool! Laundry was very expensive, $3.25 to wash, $3 to dry (60 min). Lots of machines.

Terrible experience. Barely any staff working 4th of July week. Our cabin had electric issues kept going off after a certain time and we needed flashlights from evening till morning! Staff knew about the problem. Maintenance man even told us they should not of booked this cabin to anyone. First day the fridge barely worked. Went to find help and office closed and the after hours number went to voicemail and did inbox full. We had a 1 year old infant that needed her milk in the fridge. Food shack closed down permanently and no one mentioned it when we booked this cabin. Horrible experience will not go back unless I get refund for my stay. Only person working g the camp was a 80 plus year old man who was always tired and couldn’t keep up!! Recreation room was filthy and had very old games w

Park Ranger Steve is on the ball, helping people and making their trip smooth and happy. I’m a 100% disabled war veteran and Tanger Steve helped me with a difficult camper hook up. He was friendly and like family. Thank you, Ranger Steve!

We RV full time & have a dog. Most areas at this park (all around the RV) are sandy (not allot of grass). When walking our dog throughout the park there's pine tar everywhere so daily pine tar removal from his feet wasn't fun, however the tall pines are beautiful.