I already wrote the review "old reliable" a page ago, but I went again in September and wanted to talk about Area 5. It's very quiet over there with no sites behind you. It is right on the smaller, quieter lake. This area was mostly couples, few families when we went. There is no sink with hot water outside the... More

Our family parked near the park on the Cape Cod rail trail bike path. We then pedaled up about 3 miles until we were at the entrance to the park (restroom here). We then went into the park and stopped at the park store. This is where we found plenty of candy and some ice cream. They had all kinds... More

This campground is great. It is in the middle of the cape, which makes it perfect for sightseeing. It is just off the ocean and has multiple lakes, which makes it perfect for swimming or sunning. It has sites that feel private and well-tended. It has clean, well-located bathroom/shower facilities. It books up fast, so try to either book early... More

the site has few areas to camp, each has its own twist. we stayed in area 005 which i highly recommend if you want to have lake view or be near the lake. the lake itself is amazing with its sandy shore and cold water. you can easily spent there a full day. one side of the lake has beach... More

I love Nickerson State Park. Have been there numerous times and have enjoyed every trip, including my last this past week. However, our campsite this time, Area 3, Site 101 was like being stuck in a studio apartment. We barely had room for two small tents and a small dining canopy. It was hard to stake the tents and canopy... More

No electricity, no tv, no wifi, no water at any of the sites. Community water faucets sprinkled throughout not too far from any site and restrooms do have flush toilets, but showers are in one building shared by more than one site and often driven to. Every site is different. Different shape, size, shade, few are level. This is and... More

I have camped at Nickerson every summer since I was a kid 40 years ago. The sites are large with lots of trees between them. There are clean ponds for fishing, swimming and paddling, with lots of roads and paths for biking. The bathrooms are about as buggy and dirty as any camp bathroom would be, but there are lots... More

My family has resided in Brewster, MA for the past 40 years. My parents are business owners in the town and for the last ten years in particular we have had a site in June before the busy season for our business begins. This year I rented two sites adjacent to each other on the water. I arrived at the... More

I've been camping in a lot of different places, and Nickerson State Park was by FAR, my favorite. I traveled here last year, in early June, for a family event put together by my town's schools, called "No Mom's Weekend". This is a dads and kids only event, where dads take kids camping. It is always a lot of fun.... More