Wompatuck Campground

The Great Outdoors

You’ve already got a taste of the Massachusetts nature at the campground, but there’s so much more to see. Like Riverloor Habitat Park, where you can hike around for hours in the stunning nature made up of green trees, pretty scrubs, and a coastal marsh landscape that stretches out into the blue ocean. Try to get a glimpse of the wildlife, especially the migratory and resident birds living in the scenic park.For even more coastline and gorgeous nature, hop into that motorhome rental and head to World’s End. This mainland park is part of the Boston Harbor Islands, and no wonder considering how beautiful it is. Hike on tree-lined paths over rolling hills and along rocky shorelines, and explore the pockets of woodlands you’ll find among the open fields. Marvel at the saltwater marshes, meadows, and ledges covered with red cedars and blueberry thickets. Other than hiking, this is an ideal place for jogging and picnicking as well as cross-country skiing in the wintertime.Have you been excited about embarking on a boat and setting out for the open waters where you can spot a whale or two since you heard that you can go on a watch in the area? If so, this is what you’ve been waiting for. Drive your Hingham camper rental to Plymouth and go on one of the cruises where you’ll be able to see both humpbacks and finbacks, as well as the incredibly cute pilot and minke whales. If you’re lucky, you might even get a glimpse of the extremely rare right whale.

Exploring the Area

Sure, you can head to Plymouth or Boston, but you can also find many fun and interesting things to do near your campsite at Wompatuck Campground. The museums are plentiful, so why not start with the Bare Cove Fire Museum? At this establishment, you can see what the fire fighting equipment looked like in a time before smoke detectors and emergency numbers - and yes, there are fire trucks. At Hingham Heritage Museum & Visitor Center, you can learn about even more of the history of the area, and it’s a great place to start when exploring the town.Hingham isn’t all about the past, though. Watching a show at the Hingham Civic Music Theatre will prove that, and so will all the fun events happening in the area. There are music festivals, picnics, barn sales, and even an annual Croquet Classic. Come here for a 4th of July celebration and parade, or choose a later date so you won’t miss the holiday fair in November where you can get all your Christmas shopping done in one place.If you can’t think of any reasons not to get a camper rental near Wompatuck Campground, that’s probably because there aren’t any, so go book an RV rental in Hingham, Massachusetts right this minute!