Mark

Tucked away in the woods of Maine, Greenlaw’s Campground is quite a find. Troy is welcoming and extremely accommodating, knowledgeable about the area, explaining places to hike, eat and sightsee. We enjoyed the area so much, we stayed an extra night. Stonington and the campground are delightful.

Tucked away in the woods of Maine, Greenlaw’s Campground is quite a find. Troy is welcoming and extremely accommodating, knowledgeable about the area, explaining places to hike, eat and sightsee. We enjoyed the area so much, we stayed an extra night. Stonington and the campground are delightful.

Adventure Bound has two campgrounds in Truro MA, this review is for the Horton’s at Adventure Bound Resorts. This campground takes big rigs and tents, there are quite a few wooded, private sites with hook-ups and without. We had a full hook-up site, but the electrical and water posts were separate from each other and confusing as to which site they belonged to, the sewer drain was a bit higher than the trailer site, so it made holding tank dumping a little challenging. Although the sites are nice for the most part the condition of the campground is somewhat ragged, especially the facilities which show its age and are not kept-up very well. They call themselves a “resort” but don’t have any amenities that would qualify it as a resort, it’s just a campground. The best that it has going for it is that is in excellent location; very quiet, 5 min drive or 20 min walk to one of the most beautiful National Seashore beach, 10 min drive to Provincetown, and next to the iconic Cape Cod Light which was the subject of Edward Hopper paintings. There is no WiFi and for all practical purposes the cell signal is nonexistent. If you need a “base camp” from which to explore Outer Cape this campground will be OK.

Still is a real gem. I returned to this campground after a 24-year absence and was pleased to find that it is still as beautiful as ever, still operated by the same family who put a lot of effort to keep this campground rustic, clean and comfortable. Next to the Cape Cod National Seashore the campground is mostly for tent camping, but they do accept small RVs and travel trailers, there are no hook-ups but there is a dump station. I don’t think there is a bad site in the entire campground, all sites are wooded among pine trees, the facilities are very nice and kept clean, the showers are excellent, there are no facilities for washing dishes which must be washed at your site. There is a laundromat, a rec room, camp store and an adult quiet room where you can recharge your devices and use Wifi, there is a nice playground for the children. Ten-minute walk via a path through the woods will take you to one of the most beautiful beaches at the National Seashore, the Head of The Meadow. Bike path entrance is just quarter mile from the campground entrance, Provincetown is just 10 min drive. This campground location is excellent if you want to use it as a base camp to explore the Outer Cape or if you just want to relax at your site, walk, bike or spend a day at the beach. Highly recommended.