The quiet countryside setting here, 15 miles west of Plymouth, makes a good hub for exploring history-rich south-eastern Massachusetts and your hosts make it easy. Theyll shuttle you to a commuter train for a quick ride to Boston, sparing you big-city driving. The staff also offer information for visiting Boston, Plymouth and Hyannis, home of the Kennedy Compound. Near Plymouth Rock, youll learn about 17th-century pilgrim life at the living history Plimoth Plantation. Youll find lots of good seafood restaurants and shops in the area. And after a great day of sightseeing, head back for a swim in our heated swimming pool. The parc also offers basketball, volleyball and other organised activities and there are family cycle paths in the area so you can take advantage of the bike hire.
The quiet countryside setting of the Boston/Cape Cod campsite is 15 miles west of Plymouth, making a good hub for exploring history-rich south-eastern Massachusetts. This campsite is perfect for exploring the Cape (as the locals call it) where you will see stunningly beautiful beaches, a wildlife sanctuary, quaint shops and wooded bicycle paths and a lot more. You can also take a trip to Boston and visit Franklin Park Zoo, Harvard Square and go on the Boston/Freedom Trail before heading to Cheers for a drink.
Keycamp Holidays operate self drive camping and mobile home holidays to the continent, combining the great outdoors with a touch of style and all the comforts of home. For the best campsites, childrens clubs and luxury accommodation there is only one website you need to visit. To request a brochure or to book online visit www.keycamp.co.uk.
