“located in the whale watching capital of the world!”
Cape Ann Camp Site is located 30 miles northeast of Boston in the historic city of Gloucester. Established in 1949, Cape Ann Camp Site is a family owned and operated business built on the knowledge that the vacation is only as good as its destination — and you really can’t get any better than this small fishing village on the coast of Massachusetts. Gloucester, the jewel of Cape Ann, is both America’s Fishing Port and the Whale Watch Capital of the World. Avid historians and weary vacationers are equally charmed by its antiquity and its beauty. If sun-bathing on one of our many white-sand beaches wears you out, visit beautiful Rockport for a day of shopping or take a boat trip around the harbor. If you have a few days, hunt for buried treasures in the local antique shops or take the kids to Salem for a good old-fashioned witch trial. Gloucester offers a number of fun and educational attractions and Cape Ann Camp Site is in the center of it all. nlike many campgrounds in business today, Cape Ann Camp Site was established around nature, not over it. Therefore, each of its 200 sites are unique. Whether you have an RV and would like a full hookup site with a water view or you have a simple tent and love the shade, Cape Ann Camp Site has a spot for you and your family. Every site comes with a ready-made fireplace and picnic table. We also have six toilet and shower buildings, and a small campsite store stocked with ice and wood. We now also offer a centrally located Wi-Fi signal and Wi-Fi on big rig spots for Internet connectivity.
This a decent campgrounds. Very old and seems like it’s poorly maintained. I tried to hook up to the WiFi and it is non-existent!!! I called the main desk and they define “WiFi available” as in the office. It is NOT available at the campsites! Don’t be fooled.
Right by the water on the side of a hill. Great for tent camping and RV's under 30 feet. They have an area in front for large RV's, problem is all people coming in drive your area. Camp sites number 1-334. My site was suppose to have 30 amp, but surge protect would not connect due to wiring, so they had me use the one in the next camp site. Protector showed only 18 amps so had to pick what to have on so not to pop the breaker. Showers were pay as you go
My family recently stayed two nights at Cape Ann Camp Site and wish it could have been longer, but our road trip was full of other stops. We had several sites to choose from, Mr. Matz was very helpful offering local restaurant advice, discounted beach access, and great tidbits of information. Gorgeous location! We will be back!
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Parking
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Pets Allowed
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Restrooms
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Wifi
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Wheelchair Accessible
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Credit Cards Accepted
- Season End
- mid
- Sites Count
- 230
- Season Start
- April
- Back In RV Sites Count
- 22
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Sites
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Laundry
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Showers
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Big Rigs
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Firewood
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Fifty Amp
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Slide Outs
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Tent Sites
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Full Hookup
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Paved Sites
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Dump Station
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Sewer Hookup
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Water Hookup
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Potable Water
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Rec Facilities
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Back In RV Sites
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Standard Tent Sites
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Vehicle Wash Permitted
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