Wellfleet Hollow State Campground

Nice quiet campground clean, modern bathroom and showers. I visited the park a few days after labor day so it was pretty empty. My only complaint is it's at the end of the bike trail and packs of high speed bicycles wiz through the main road of the campground

Nice place, super friendly staff. We had a good trip motorcycle camping. The sites are small and very close so keep that in mind mind but overall we had A great time. Clean bathrooms and nice outdoor showers. Also be aware, put your food away. There is a family of turkeys that circle around all day and roost above you. Pretty much always around, Pretty cool.

It's a sweet shady campground on the east side of Route 6, with the standard Mass DCR campground amenities. The Cape Cod Rail Trail terminates here, and so you can bike down the trail to the French pastry shop, or to the ocean side beaches, or all the way to Hyannis.

Great local campground state run clean convenient near a lot of stuff what more would you want. No you can't have 15 tents and nine cars and there's no partying or staying up all night long yelling and screaming like every other state campground but you can enjoy the outdoors you can get a good night's sleep you can say hello to your neighbors in the morning and you can enjoy a hot shower and a clean bathroom. It doesn't have a pool it doesn't have a playground it's a campground that's it that is literally surrounded by beaches so I don't know why anybody needs a pool but that's not different point. And I see a lot of people complaining about being out of stator and how high it is well guess what it's the same thing when we go to your states New York wants $100 for a mass resident Rhode I

Disappointed with my visit. The front desk attendant with glasses was not welcoming and seemed frustrated when we arrived with 2 cars for 4 people — something I was never told wasn’t allowed. Apparently only one car is allowed even if there are extra parking spots at the entrance and our spot can fit more than 2 cars. He told me to “read the fine print” and said it wasn’t his problem, mentioning it had happened to others that day. The policy should be made clearer when booking to avoid misunderstandings.