Boston / Cape Cod KOA

The Great Outdoors

The closer you get to Cape Cod, the more nature you’ll find when you rent an RV near Boston/Cape Cod KOA. This amazing corner of Massachusetts is full of fertile forests, splendid beaches, and amazing coastal wetlands teeming with wildlife. Massasoit State Park is near East Taunton, perhaps the easiest nature place to reach while camping at the KOA. The park is full of scenic ponds, forest groves, and cranberry bogs, which guests can hike around to see on their own. The nature trails are great for biking, horseback riding, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing.Dighton Rock State Park is near Berkley, a lovely place to bring your RV rental for the next stop on your trip. This amazing waterfront park is home to Dighton Museum and Dighton Rock, which is inscribed with ancient petroglyphs. Guests may boat, fish, hike, or bike while visiting. Pilgrim Memorial State Park is another wonderful park on the Atlantic coast, home to the famous Plymouth Rock where the Pilgrims first touched down four centuries ago.Cape Cod National Seashore can be found at the tip of the cape near Provincetown, the largest town on Cape Cod. This 40,000-acre paradise by the sea is known for its epic bluffs overlooking the ocean, towering sand dunes, picturesque lighthouses, amazing swimming areas, a hiking trail system, and a fabulous menagerie of wildlife from sea turtles laying eggs to migratory birds taking a break from their yearly trek. You can even camp by the sea with your campervan rental.

City Sightseeing

Middleboro is much smaller than Boston, but you will find there is much to do there when you book an RV in Plymouth County. For starters, there are plenty of historical sites worth seeing while in town, like the Oliver Estate built in 1769. You can peruse the house's splendid collection of antiques and old furniture while seeing period-appropriate decorations and refurbishments to bring this work of art back to life. The hedge maze in the back of the house is especially fun for young kids to explore.Plymouth Rock is not technically in town, but close enough where it warrants another mention. This rock is where the Pilgrims first touched down, now featuring a museum and a monument overlooking the water. There is lots to learn here about these English refugees and their interactions with the native people who called it home originally.Robbins Museum of Archaeology is a fantastic resource for history lovers to check out when renting a motorhome near Boston/Cape Cod KOA. The museum has artifacts dating back 12,000 years, chronicling the history of the Native Americans who moved to the area during the last ice age. If this has still left you yearning for more, Boston is not far, and well worth the trip. There are lots of sports teams, museums, historical sites, and other amazing things to see in the city, so don’t hesitate to head there if you feel like seeing one of the country’s greatest cities.