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Adventure Bound Camping Resorts-North Truro
Overview
Adventure Bound Camping Resorts-North Truro offers a classic Cape Cod experience nestled within the pine forests of the Outer Cape. This park provides a wooded retreat for those looking to escape the hustle of the mainland while remaining close to the region's most iconic landscapes. It functions as a comfortable basecamp for exploring the unique coastal ecosystem of the Cape Cod National Seashore, offering a blend of traditional camping charm and essential modern conveniences.
Location & Surroundings
Situated just minutes from the tip of the Cape, the park is surrounded by the rolling sand dunes and Atlantic vistas that define North Truro. The location is uniquely positioned near Highland Light, Massachusetts oldest lighthouse, providing a historic backdrop to your stay. Visitors will enjoy the shuttle service that runs frequently into Provincetown, making it easy to enjoy the local culture without navigating narrow streets in a large vehicle.
Amenities & Park Features
The resort is designed to accommodate various camping styles, featuring full hookup sites that include water, sewer, and electricity. On-site facilities include clean bathhouses, laundry areas, and a well-stocked general store for last-minute supplies or souvenirs. For families, the playground and open recreational spaces provide plenty of room for children to play under the shade of mature oak and pine trees, ensuring a comfortable and functional stay for long-term or short-term travelers.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Outdoor enthusiasts will find endless opportunities for adventure, from the pristine sands of Herring Cove Beach to the scenic bike trails of the National Seashore. A short drive or shuttle ride leads to Provincetown, where guests can experience world-class whale watching excursions, eclectic art galleries, and diverse dining options. History buffs will appreciate the nearby museums, while those seeking serenity can find it along the secluded dunes and shoreline trails.
Who This Park Is Best For
This destination is ideal for active families and retirees who want to experience the natural beauty of Cape Cod without sacrificing basic comforts. It is particularly well-suited for RVers who prefer a natural, wooded atmosphere over a paved parking lot setting. If you value easy access to Provincetown’s vibrant scene while desiring a quiet, shaded retreat to return to at night, this park is the perfect fit for your coastal getaway.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Discounts
- Facility
- Internet
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Larysa Shymko
We were already used to excellent reviews and great service at this camp. But what impressed us the most was how the management and staff handled an issue that came up during our stay. The way problems are solved here is the best proof of high-quality service! The location is perfect: very close to Provincetown, within walking distance to the beach. Right across the camp, you can buy fresh live lobsters—make sure to bring a big pot! In the summer months, a bus runs every 30 minutes with a stop right by the camp, so you don’t have to worry about parking. This was the best vacation week of the year for us. We will definitely come back and highly recommend this camp to everyone!
Sam M
I booked a primitive tent campsite, which means no water or electric hookup, the site had a picnic table and a fire pit that you can move around wherever you want. The site I had wasn't super private but it wasnt incredibly cramped either, so overall it was fine I guess. Bathrooms were clean and showers were free. The cashiers in the store were very friendly and even gave me recommendations for dog friendly beaches (herring cove) and a fun place I could take my dog to run out really far during low tide with a bunch of other dogs and it was basically a dog park but in the ocean (harbor view hotel) Complaints I have is the camp store closes at 4 Saturday and Sunday, closes at 6pm on Friday, so if you need firewood you need to remember to buy it BEFORE THE STORE CLOSES AT 4PM. It's been a while since I've stayed at a campground with a store but 4pm on a Saturday seems a bit early (but maybe they all close that early I don't remember), so we had to get in our car and drive down the street to the shell station a few minutes away and buy firewood for 10$ a bundle. Also the site we had did NOT have a grill or any kind of grate to put on the fire pit to cook, I have never been to a site without at least something to cook on.
HuddyGTV
Nice little campground. My issue is its very tight, so please be careful They do offer pump put service for only $25 which is nice. They do offer free wifi and havr plenty of public bathrooms and showers. That could use a little face lift. Nice 20 minute walk to the beach. Not bad pretty flat and shaded trail to walk. But over all a nice campground if you want to get up and go and their is plenty to do around here.
Matthew Wan
The staff are very kind. The campsite was quiet. The price was very fair. Warm showers are a huge plus. The local bus line comes right to the entrance. I would absolutely stay here again.
Ed Ballard
This campground is in a great location. That’s it. If you are tent camping, be advised that the tent sights are small and cramped. The “premium primitive campsites” in yellow on the map used to be the biggest and best campsites I have ever visited. They put up a fence and now there’s barely room for your car and a tent next to the road and RVs. The sites are literally reduced by size 90% and the same cost. Also, if you have a small campfire at 11pm they will roll up and dump a bucket of water on it and walk away. This used to be the best campground on the outer cape, now it’s not even an option for me. 2 stars is high for a tent camping experience in the area.