Wow! Beautiful park with great amenities. Our site had a great pond view. Fire pits with cooking grates, picnic tables, a bathroom facility with flush toilets, running water, and lights. Adjacent to the cape cod trail for long and safe bike rides.
I stayed there in the summer for a bit. One night it rained about 3 inches of rain, but I don't blame them for the weather. The bathrooms were close, but could use some cleaning up. The whole lake was great. Plenty of beaches to eat lunch at and ducks to feed. It was awesome.
This is my favorite place to go camping on the Cape.
Big sites with space between them so you really feel like you have some room to unfurl with your friends and family.
Fire pits allow for campfire cooking and the camp store sells firewood.
The best part are the ponds and beaches though. Higgins and Little Cliff are my personal favorites although this can change is water levels rise from flooding or there is abundant algae growth. If you snorkel, there are fish, turtles and frogs or tadpoles to see depending on the time of year you visit.
The bathrooms can get kinda yucky but not too funky smelling- they are bathrooms after all. Great access to drinking water and toilets aren't too far from campsites. bathhouses are cleaned daily and never had an issue with hot water. Best bargain and amenities for the price. If you are forced to camp this place isn't too bad.
Awesome experience! The highlight of our stay was the "off the beaten path" hike with Todd, park interpreter. His deep knowledgable of local nature and history was captivating! Highly recommend 10/10 💯🙌🏼
Positives: Wonderful camp ground with potable water strategically placed throughout. Shower stalls and restrooms abundant. Best of all great swimming in several lakes with sand bottoms.
Negatives: No hook ups, Price is $22 for Massachusetts residents but $35 for out of state. Outrageous! We we are of state and have traveled 20 States and the most we paid was $30 but we had full hook ups.
Best places to camp on cape. Though rangers could be more apathetic. Couldn't sleep because neighbors were up till 3am and when talked to the next morning they didn't seem to care. My friends left in the middle of the night and they had a special needs son. I've been coming here every year for 23 years. First time this happened.
Visited some friends camping out overnight at this place and I was impressed. It is a pretty large place with all sorts of camp sites with a few huge ponds inside the grounds with boat launches and fishing spots and beaches for swimming. The camp sites looked pretty cool and had plenty of room and there was even a store for the campers and a dumping station and showers, all within the grounds of the park. Very clean place and lots of hiking trails. Plus the Cape Cod bike trail crosses right through the middle of this place!
Great Cape Cod state park in the center of Brewster. Camping, hiking, paved bike trails, swimming, and even a camp store complete with firewood and popsicles. Pay to enter for day. Great senior lifetime access. Camp sites are totally packed in high season. Camping reservations a must but well worth it. A gem.
I haven't camped here since I was a kid, but I remember it being really fun. I have been here recently for the bike path and the trails. I think they are pretty basic (unless I haven't found the good stuff yet). Easy to walk. Pleasant. I find it a little awkward if I have to walk too close to people camping, so I usually go in the off season.
This park in October is fantastic. Not crowded, beautiful woods to explore and a great lake with a sandy beach and fishing, although I don't fish. My 35 ft RV fit easily in Area 4 sites, but not all of them would be easy, so check it out. I'm in 43 ,44, 42 all work well.
I have been coming to the cape for almost 15 years (since I was a kid) and this place is always such a pleasure to stay at for the day or just take a ride for a quick dip. Nice large Beach's and wood's for walk/hiking and such. If you've got a chance, check it out.
Awesome place! Will come back for sure. With little kids we stayed in area seven, which was a drive to the showers and the washing station in area six. If you want more convince pick a sight with both closer.
The toilet paper is the only negative I will comment on. The park maybe saving on such thin toilet paper but you end up still pulling a lot of it off because it is so thin to get the job done. It tears into small pieces before you even can get the right quantity so it falls on the floor creating trash. Not kid friendly at all and frustrating for adults. Please change.