Adventure Bound Camping Resort Cape Cod, also known as North Truro Camping Area, comfortably accommodates many types of recreational vehicles and tents on its 330 sites. Guests enjoy unlimited hot water, modern bathrooms, Wifi, Cable TV, and a campground store with a variety of souvenirs and RV parts. Adventure Bound even rents travel trailers!
Adventure Bound is one of the top Cape Cod RV parks and North Truro campgrounds, with an experienced and friendly professional staff of professionals eager to make your camping experience comfortable and enjoyable. This Massachusetts campground offers sparkling clean facilities, wooded bike and walking trails, shaded sites, easy beach access, and plenty of planned activities for all ages to enjoy.
RV and camping folks are often drawn to the Cape because of its amazing beaches, sand dunes, world famous lighthouses, and museums. The Barnstable County area also boasts diverse entertainment, a long-standing and thriving art scene, and some of the very best whale watching in the world! So whether you’re in the mood for an action-packed adventure or a relaxing day at the beach, Cape Cod is brimming with all sorts of activity and opportunities to unwind. RV parks in Massachusetts and campgrounds in North Truro, in particular, offer the best of both worlds—the beauty of the outdoors and the rich history and cultural opportunities of the area’s cities and towns.
The Cape is home to an abundance of breathtaking natural beauty and wildlife. Wellfleet Bay Wildlife Sanctuary offers over 750 acres of marshes, coastal dunes, and a cedar swamp filled with nature trails. There are exhibits, lectures, and tours available for visitors year-round. Whale watching is also a popular tourist activity. Each spring whales travel over 4,000 miles to their summer home offshore near Provincetown, and sightings occur on a daily basis. Sperm whale sightings have also increased in the past several years.
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Cape Cod vacationers typically enjoy beautiful summers with little rain, but there are great things to check out on rainy days, too. Don't forget a trip to the Woods Hole Aquarium, which has a hands-on exhibit featuring many of the sea creatures you can find along the shores of the Cape. If you are looking for fun activities for kids, the Children's Museum in Mashpee has lots of fun for the 1-8 year-old crowd in particular.
Some of the country’s most historical sites and landmarks can be found in New England and on the Cape. Built in 1797, Highland Lighthouse in Truro is the oldest lighthouse on Cape Cod. It is also one of the most powerful lights on the East Coast, with a beam reaching 23 miles offshore. Conveniently, the Truro Historical Museum is located right next door in the Highland House. Sturgis Library in Barnstable, established in 1644, is the oldest public library in America. It houses a detailed genealogical history of early Cape Cod families and an extensive maritime collection.
