Old Chatham Road Campground

This is mostly a place for seasonal sites. If say 80% of the sites are occupied by permanent campers that haven't moved in years. The few transient sites are small. But it was convenient as a place to explore Cape Cod.

I never used the pool or the other amenities.

The neighbors were friendly. Everyone said good morning while dog walking and such.

Ice is available, but no camp store.

First impression is that you've arrived in an old mobile home park with multiple speed bumps. Most of the rigs are stationary year-round. Only a few RV sites are available for visitors. One way paved roads. Very quiet for Oct. Pool was closed but is centrally located along with children play area. Dog bags available near dumpster. Our back in site had a concrete patio and rock yard. Tall trees. Good stopping point in the Cape. Near Hyannis where we had to do our laundry for $4 per washer. No laundry on campground. We had to pick up packages in the local post office as campground does not accept them. We travel park to park through Thousand Trails.3 nights was good to drive the National Seashore and take the ferry to Martha's vineyard

This is a great little campground on Cape Cod. We just returned home from a 7 night stay and would definitely come back again. The staff here are wonderful. When we first arrived we went straight to our site. A staff member met us there and made sure everything was good. He even went to the office and delivered a bag of ice right to our site so we could get our camper set up without having to stop to get ice before the office closed in 15 minutes. The water had to be turned off for some repair work and the staff gave free gallons of water to everyone. The water was only turned off for about 1hr so honestly it wasn't and inconvenience but they wanted to make sure everyone was taken care of. While most of the campground is permanent trailers they are well maintained and the full time residents are friendly. I agree with other reviews and the sites are a bit smaller then we are used to in PA but our 28 ft trailer fit fine. One thing I do recommend is to bring lots of leveling blocks because the sites are not level. This campground was convenient to everything we wanted to do. I can't really speak about the bathhouses because we use our camper showers and stuff. We didn't use the pool either but I did see a staff member cleaning it every morning and evening. On the weekend they had activities for families and kids including a outdoor movie night. We had a fantastic week!

Not thrilled with our experience. First, it seems most of the sites are seasonal. Meaning, most sites have semi-permanent “homes” rather than travelers like ourselves. Not that it’s a bad thing - just NOT what we expected or were looking for. Second, staff were non-existent. Never talked to one since we arrived or left. Not that we didn’t try. We left a voicemail but never received a return call. Now listen, I know it’s off season but really? The “office“ is the size a small shed - rarely saw anybody there. Usually in by 11am and out by 2pm. Third, cable wasn’t included (they told us ahead of time of time). Internet was not included and we had no idea ahead of time. We were not willing to spend the extra amount, because it was not a bargain to stay there to begin with. Won’t be returning anytime soon. I gave it two stars instead of one because we did enjoy the proximity to some
Local places we enjoy in Dennis.

We were lucky enough to get a last minute reservation for the weekend. Mostly a seasonal campground, we actually got the last transient sites available. Staff was friendly and accommodating. Andrew was the best! He assisted us at our site, gave us tips on things to do…which were spot on! Didn’t make time to use the pool or attend any activities, but we saw plenty of others who did. We will definitely return!