Thousand Trails Gateway to Cape Cod

Probably the worst Thousand Trails we’ve stayed at. The park feels very run down and poorly maintained. Most sites are completely covered in pine trees and very sandy, so expect everything—RV, chairs, and picnic table—to be covered in sticky sap. Starlink users should expect limited internet due to the tree coverage.

Our site was very unlevel, and several tree limbs and exposed roots made pulling in and parking difficult. We barely fit in the spot we were assigned. Overall, it works for a short stay, but we wouldn’t return unless the park saw some serious updates and maintenance improvements.

We RV full time & have a dog. Most areas at this park (all around the RV) are sandy (not allot of grass). When walking our dog throughout the park
there's pine tar everywhere
so daily pine tar removal from his feet wasn't fun, however the tall pines are beautiful.

This is one of the best Thousand Trails as far as the staff and management! The location is also wonderful and the campground is clean. We stayed there during a very stressful time when we were transitioning from one RV and trading our camper in for another RV! The staff, especially Larry and Felicia, were wonderful and made things so much easier on us! Again, a huge shout out to the staff, especially Larry and Felicia!!!!

We live on the road, full-time for 4 years. This is a beautiful RV Park with lots of amenities. It's quiet and peaceful. Great for families! The RV lots are spacious. Internet service was not good, though, due to all the tall trees. Also be aware of tree sap falling on your RV and vehicles. The customer service was very good. Nice pool! Laundry was very expensive, $3.25 to wash, $3 to dry (60 min). Lots of machines.

Rude nasty office person. Came in and our spot was double booked. Talked to ranger. He told us to put our camper in the spot next to it. Was called by a very nasty office attendant that told is we needed to move immediately because the person left the next morning out of our original spot after we were all set up because a camper who was pulling in needed our spot. Funny thing is NO One picks their spot. It is computer generated so NO ONE would know where they are going. Would've had a better experience if it hadn't been for the NASTY interaction in the office. Especially when we asked the ranger, called the office and came in the morning to explain what happened and no one was there at the time except the thousand trails rep who I told that i was in the spot next to c39 before I left for sight seeing for the day. And she said she would inform them. Apparently she did not.