North Of Highland

BG Harris

Very close to the beach just a short walk. Camp sites are big and bathrooms are nice. Also has showers, laundry, recreational area with ping pong and pool tables. There is a playground for the kids and quite area for adults with wifi. Would highly recommend this campground.

Ben Buxton

Well appointed campground, quick walk from the beach in a great area. A bit pricy (paid $59 for tent site), but it's a good spot. Close to the ocean, the area itself is secluded, but the tent sites may not be totally secluded from one another if that makes sense as you will probably have neighbors!

Christopher Brown

Well maintained campground with great sites for camping. Close to beach and national park

Ella Hanrahan

This is my 6th summer coming to this campground and i have to say its the best. Its clean, its convenient, a bike ride from the beach, all the amenities you NEED are there. Showers, bathrooms, laundry, etc. I will say that if you are looking for a party spot this isnt the place, but if you are looking for a true relaxing getaway/reset from life, come here. Its truly the best campground I've ever been to. Will come back for the rest of my life.

Jody Kydd

We just returned from our 2nd time camping here and again we loved everything about North of Highland - the owners & staff were very friendly & helpful, our campsite was perfect, surrounded by trees, short walk to ocean & beautiful Head of the Meadow beach and it’s conveniently a short drive to our favourite towns & beaches of Provincetown & Wellfleet. Only 7 hours from Montreal & we hope to return later this summer!

Jeffrey Sullivan

We love camping here. It has a great old school vibe that reminds me of the traditional American spirit. We loved using the community playground and common room. The washer and dryers are a great amenities. One day it rained non stop and everything was damp. Then, we built a fire in the main building's fireplace and many different families came together to play board games, cards and puzzles. It was a unique experience and it was nice to see people together living life away from screens or computers. Some of the structures are somewhat dated but they are very well maintained. The public areas and bathrooms are cleaned daily. As a carpenter I appreciate the exposed framing in the buildings, and I'm impressed by how good everything looks, despite being relatively old. The natural landscape of the camp ground is incredible too. The type of forest it's set in is very rare and enchanting. You'll love staying here if you love to camp. Another bonus is that quiet hours seems to be well followed well. It's very family oriented, and not a party campground like you might find closer to PTown.

Chelsea Mcgeachie

Great camp ground. We have come 3 times now. Love how close it is to the beach .only thing I’d change is making it dog friendly

Matthew Lebold

We had a wonderful week camping at North of Highland. Beautiful location in the woods, with easy access to the beach and other Cape Cod attractions by road. We live in North Carolina but have family that spend two weeks each summer at the Cape and so wish we were closer to be able to visit more often. Showers were probably the best I’ve experienced camping, and the restrooms were also very clean and well maintained. We loved it so much we made some keepsakes from shells we found on the beach. Makes us smile each time we look at them and remember the great times 😊

Kathy Dunnigan

Spent many summer vacations at NOH. Been visiting since 1990. The campground has not changed much other than updated bathrooms. In a world where everything changes, NOH retains that old school camping charm. Bathrooms and showers are always clean. The showers are wonderful. They cost a quarter for 7 minutes. Water is always hot enough. Nice rec hall with pool tables, ping pong, Foosball, and a fireplace for those rainy cold days. Sites are decent. Most don't have electricity. Quiet hours are strictly enforced. If you came here to party all night, this is not the place for you! Great spot for families. Head of the Meadow Beach is just a short half mile walk. No pets allowed.

Kira LaFosse-Baker

(reviewing for tent camping only) I have been coming here since I was a toddler (and my mother since she was a teen. She's in her 60s now, for context). We love this place. Warm and friendly and easy to stay. Feels like home. Facilities and amenities are perfect for a Cape campground, clean, functional, and just rustic enough. The access to Head of the Meadow beach is awesome and could save you $100/week on a beach sticker if you're willing to walk/bike and pack light. They've also done a nice job adapting to the modern world and designated their Quiet Room to a bank of charging outlets for all of your various devices. Feels a little weird at first, leaving your phone in a room alone for a few hours, but I've never known of any issues. Everyone is super respectful. Important to note that quiet hours are from 10:30pm-7:30am which is a little tricky with very young children. Our 2yo did okay with the minimal noise around our area after her bedtime at 8ish but we were glad we brought a portable white noise machine. And it was tricky to keep her quiet before 7:30 when she wakes up sometimes at 6...but easy enough to solve by taking a walk or ride to the beach for breakfast 😉