Dunes’ Edge Campground

Great friendly staff. Beautiful sites that vary in size and privacy. Nice general store for anything you might've forgotten, plus ice for your cooler. Hot Showers 25 cents per 3 minutes, 9 minutes max. Fancy dish washing areas separate from drinking water spigots. Nice flat grassy area for Frisbee or ball. Lots of shadey spots. Short bike ride to Ptown or the dunes beaches and bike trails. Highly recommend.

This is a really well-run campground. Everything was exactly as advertised and the bathrooms and showers were way cleaner than your average campground. Yes, wood fires are prohibited, but they are transparent about this at the time of booking. The proximity to everything is a huge plus, and overall we really enjoyed our 4-day stay here that didn't totally break the bank like most places in P-Town would.

Nice camp ground. Sites are close together. Biggest complaint is the campsite is too quiet. To the point you feel like you're not allowed to talk or move around after 10pm. Not a party person. But just wanted to be able to play cards with my wife and was told to turn my lights off by campers to my right, forcing us to just go to bed at 10:30pm.

Stayed 8/1-8/4 2025 site 49 for the first time. Cute and quiet camp ground that is SO close to Ptown and the beaches. I don’t think I’ve ever been on a quieter campground. The bathrooms were VERY clean. Site 49 says small tent only but our tent was fairly large and fit great. Some sites are very close to one another but this one is tucked away nicely. Convenient location to the bathroom too! Highly recommend this campground!!

Look this campground is pretty tight and you are kind of on top of each other but before anybody else complains about that remember that you are in Provincetown starting at $55 a night surrounded by the national seashore and downtown. So would that in mind if you're looking for an outdoor adventure mixed in with the beauty and awesome things to do downtown then you really have no right to complain. I drive a big van and yeah it was tight in and out but it was worth every penny spent. I wasn't even going camping I was just working downtown and it saved me over 200 and something dollars instead of getting a room for the night.

It's quiet and the staff are nice. Yes there's no fires which for me personally is a bummer and if you're camping but I understand their reason why. The bathrooms are a little odd and yes you're going to pay for the showers but you pay for your laundry so what's the difference. They are hot and had pressure be happy.

The staff stole my rocking chair lol but I got it back and they didn't even try to charge me for it 😜

If you're on a budget or if you want to take the kids out and explore nature this is the spot. If you're the type that complains about not having an iron in your motel room this is probably not the spot for you because I'm sure you'll find something to complain about.

But I say it's MA resident approved.