Camping On Cape Cod – Beach-Style
By Deena
Filed under Things To Do On Cape Cod
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Picture it.
It’s a beautiful fall evening.
The sun is setting over the Atlantic.
You’re sitting by the beach with a small blaze burning in a fire pit. The beauty of your surroundings is almost overwhelming – but it’s definitely something you’ll never forget.
This is life for campers at Dunes’ Edge Campground in Provincetown, near the Cape Cod National Seashore.
Cape Cod Camping At Its Best
Dunes’ Edge is almost an hypnotic Cape Cod attraction, offering campers both excitement and solitude.
It is a quaint, family campground set amid sand dunes and pines. Enjoy expansive swimming beaches, magnificent sunrises, spectacular sunsets, excellent fishing, and whale watching. You can also hop on a bike and hit one of many paved bike trails that wind through the dunes.
Camping Convenience
Dunes’ Edge offers a choice of 85 premium wooded sites for tents, pop-ups and vans, and spaces to accommodate large trailers and motor homes – complete with water and electric hookups.
Other amenities include bathrooms, hot showers, a camp general store, a laundry and dumping station.
Beaches – Convenience – Beauty – you’ll find it all right off Route 6 in Provincetown at Dunes’ Edge Campground.
Book A Cape Cod Vacation!
Whether you love to camp or stay in an award-winning hotel – you can get the best of both worlds on Cape Cod. There are various hotel package deals available for families who might like to camp for a night or two, then indulge in some wonderful Cape Cod hotel accommodations.
Both options will leave you yearning to come back to Cape Cod year after year.
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The bay at Herring Cove Beach inside the National Park is almost 1 1/2 miles away from Dunes’ Edge Campground. Herring Cove is accessible by walking along highway 6 or by a paved walking/bicycle path inside the National Park. The beach at the ocean is inside the National Park at Race Point Beach just over 2 miles away from Dunes’ Edge. The paved walking/bicycle paths that start near the campground will also take you to Race Point Beach. These scenic paths wind up and down and around the dunes while on the way to the beach. The park rangers charge a day-time fee at the beaches. Walk or bicycle into Provincetown and leave your vehicle parked in your site. It is a 15 minute walk into town to Commercial St. from the campground. Much of the campground abuts the woods inside the National Park boundary. The dunes are 1/2 mile behind the campground.