Wompatuck Camp Grounds

The campground was large and quiet. Lots of trails to hike. I loved looking for the old bunkers and stone remnants. Very secluded. Peaceful if you're looking to get away from city life.

Easy to reserve, no request to reserve like other places. We stayed on the electrical side. It’s clean, plenty of space between you and your neighbors again unlike other places. Very relaxed atmosphere faculty. Wildlife visitors included many varieties on spiders, birds, and bats, lightning bugs, dog ticks (be prepared), deer walking right through the camp sites daily as well as racoon (keep food stored away), toads, and big turtles in the road. The only thing I’d say needs improvement are their clean bathroom showers. They may be clean but both bath houses tend to have colder showers and drains that don’t drain and one outside sink that never drains. While visiting the bathhouse for cleaning or doing dishes the kids had a lot of fun with the tether ball, (so did I). Otherwise I’d give thi

I absolutely love this camp site! My husband and I have been here 6 times this summer and are marking our calendar for next season

Nice, quite, peaceful place. Not all sites are the same size, some are small some a little bigger. I didn’t see any animals(if you’re worried about that). Just bugs, a lot of bugs lol.. There is a river near the camp (30-40 min walk),it’s a nice place to walk to and do your exercise! The website says they don’t provide water but on the map they give you at check in it shows places you can get drinkable water. They sell wood at the entrance. One thing I was excited about was to do the horse riding and when I got there I couldn’t find the place, I called the office and they told me that people bring their own horses for that. So if you don’t have a horse, don’t expect to find there. They have kayak for free but only certain hours. There aren’t many activity options. The bathrooms-showers ar

We had a mixed review, earning the 4 stars. Bad news first, our electricity did not work. We set up and plugged in to only be disappointed on the first night (after a LONG drive and arriving after hours). Also, no water at each site means walking/ carrying jugs and dishes. It was noted that one shower was constantly running in the bath house which feels very wasteful. I would say the camp ground was mostly quiet… except the tent directly behind us who decided to play music and chop wood until after midnight. But the Positives: the site was maintained and mostly free of litter save a tiny speck or three. We made use of the dish washing station located at the bath house three rows away. We often heard children laughing, playing and biking. The campground was mostly quiet (see above) and we