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Indianhead Resort
Overview
Overview
Indianhead Resort is a well-established RV destination located in the historic town of Plymouth, Massachusetts. Known for its quiet, wooded atmosphere, this park offers a classic New England camping experience. Whether you are looking for a weekend getaway or a basecamp to explore the South Shore, the resort provides a peaceful retreat surrounded by nature. It caters to families and travelers seeking a balance between relaxation and outdoor activity.
Location & Surroundings
Situated in the Manomet section of Plymouth, the park is nestled among tall pines and rolling hills. The location is ideal for those who want to be near the ocean without the constant bustle of downtown. It is just a short drive from Cape Cod Bay, offering easy access to local beaches and scenic coastal views. The surrounding area is characterized by lush greenery and a sense of seclusion, making it feel worlds away from the city.
Amenities & Park Features
The resort is equipped with various features designed for comfort and recreation. Guests can enjoy a large swimming pool, which serves as a central hub during the summer months. For those who stay active, the park includes several amenities:
- Courts for basketball and volleyball
- Horseshoe pits and a playground
- Full hookup sites with paved roads
- On-site laundry and a camp store
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Being in America's Hometown means there is no shortage of historical landmarks nearby. A short drive takes you to the Plimoth Patuxet Museums and the iconic Plymouth Rock. For nature enthusiasts, the area offers:
- Whale watching tours departing from Plymouth Harbor
- Hiking trails in Myles Standish State Forest
- Day trips to Cape Cod and its famous seaside towns
Who This Park Is Best For
This resort is perfect for family travelers who appreciate a structured environment with plenty of activities for children. It is also an excellent choice for history buffs looking for a comfortable home base while touring Massachusetts' most significant landmarks. If you prefer a wooded setting over a bare coastal parking lot, the shade and natural spacing of the sites here will suit your travel style perfectly.
Features & Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
Reviews
Richard Aiello
Campground is great, best firewood i ever got. Gabe is great! Bathrooms are run down with no heat, as a result,this time of year we were not able to use the shower.
Danielle Santos
Roverpass allowed same day reservation past 6pm. This really needs to be disabled, as I had no way of contacting office staff for assistance after they closed. The campground was pitch black darkness upon my arrival. As I had never been to the campground before, I could not find my campsite after circling for a half hour. I ended up parking in front of the office and staying the night there. No one ever responded to the message I left, and no one answered the phone at start of office hours the following morning. My presence was never acknowledged. I can tell you that the front of the campground is quiet and clean.
Tim Howie
Locked toilets, no wi-fi, no (over-air) TV, no cable TV and our site (112B) had no water, no drain and just a domestic type 10 amp socket. So if going to the toilet in the woods is your thing, then this is the campground for you.
Michael Freund
We arrived at 5:10. The office was closed. We found paperwork on the bench with directions to our site. Very poorly marked sites and hilly campgrounds. Drove around 35 minutes in search of our site. Finally a kind person familiar with the campground helped us find a better site. The office never returned our call and we were there two nights. Our original site was in a group of three, sharing one driveway to get in, which was not clear when I booked and would have been difficult for us to get into the site. The campground is heavily wooded, hilly with poorly maintained dirt and rocky roads. Access to many camp sites was narrow and looked challenging. If you were to arrive at dark it would be near impossible to navigate. The campground is old and bathrooms are beat. Definitely needs updating.
Michael Freund
We arrived at 5:10. The office was closed. We found paperwork on the bench with directions to our site. Very poorly marked sites and hilly campgrounds. Drove around 35 minutes in search of our site. Finally a kind person familiar with the campground helped us find a better site. The office never returned our call and we were there two nights. Our original site was in a group of three, sharing one driveway to get in, which was not clear when I booked and would have been difficult for us to get into the site. The campground is heavily wooded, hilly with poorly maintained dirt and rocky roads. Access to many camp sites was narrow and looked challenging. If you were to arrive at dark it would be near impossible to navigate. The campground is old and bathrooms are beat. Definitely needs updating.