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    Boston / Cape Cod KOA

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    US 44, 3 miles E of I-495 or 14 miles W of Hwy 3.

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    Boston / Cape Cod KOA

    438 Plymouth Street
    Middleboro, MA 02346-0616
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    ft. long
    Do not include the length of your tow or pull vehicle.
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    "Getting "Cabin Fever" Make your plans now to join us for our "Spring Fling". 5 weekends just $300.00, Call or email for details."

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    Open March 1 - November 30

    Located in the middle of our Country's birthplace, travel just minutes in any direction and explore a part of history. Just minutes off of I-495 you'll find the Boston/Cape Cod KOA.

    New - Kamping Lodges!

    Enjoy camping without "roughing it" in our new Kamping Lodges. Most lodges feature a private queen bedroom, a bunk bed room, refrigerator, microwave and private bath.

    The quiet countryside setting of the Boston/Cape Cod KOA just 15 miles west of Plymouth, makes a great hub for exploring history-rich southeastern Massachusetts. It's just a short commute to the train into Boston. Once there you can hop on and off the Old Town Trolley for a fantastic sightseeing tour of all that Boston has to offer.

    Visit nearby Plymouth and see the "Rock" or learn about 17th century pilgrim life at the living history Plimoth Plantation. If whale watching or a cruise to Martha’s Vineyard is more your style, ask the great KOA team at the front desk and they’ll be glad to help you find FUN! Don’t forget to leave time for a dip in our swimming pool, catch the outdoor movie, or a smore’s feast at your fire ring.

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    Terry and Sharon Dick of the Boston / Cape Cod KOA are campers from way back. When their children were young, the family spent most of their family vacations tent camping.

    “We could always humor the boys with ‘sticks and stones’ and we even made games about gathering them for the night’s fire. But we couldn’t snooker our daughter into that one. The boys never could figure out why she wasn’t into that game,” laughs Terry.

    Once they left their ‘day jobs,’ they became hooked on the RV lifestyle. From there, they found that the mission and atmosphere of KOA Kampgrounds matched their own priorities of family and customer service.

    Before becoming involved in KOA’s management program, Terry spent 30 years managing and operating branch businesses and ultimately owning a business in the Houston, Texas area. Sharon worked as an Executive Assistant for three major companies during the same time. Before coming to the Boston / Cape Cod KOA, they spent several years managing the Albuquerque Central KOA.

    Now they each bring their own specialized skills to the management of the Boston / Cape Cod KOA. Terry is the kampground’s General Manager and Sharon focuses on the bookkeeping.

    Their personal emphasis is on customer service. They’ve found that Terry’s ability to defuse potential problem situations is a rare and valuable ability. “No matter what the issue is, Terry ends up with satisfied guests,” says Sharon.

    Terry says, “We recognize that we have both internal and external customers. We want to make sure our campers have a fun experience, and are satisfied that they’ve been given service with a smile. Along with that, we want our ‘internal customers’ to be working in a pleasant atmosphere. We try to be sure the employees have the tools they need to do their jobs and want them to truly have fun.”

    Sharon and Terry enjoy getting to know their new area and meeting all the guests who travel through and stay with them. Together they have four grown children and four grandchildren. They enjoy golfing, traveling, cooking and Sunday afternoons full of NFL and NASCAR.

    Campground News

    • Spring Fling is back

      Come join us for relaxing fun filled weekends starting 4/13/2012 thru 5/13/2012. $300.00 for 5 weekends and you can leave your rig on the site with no extra charge for electricity while you are away. Our special "Come Camp and Care weekend" is included in this fantastic offer. Sites are limited call or email for more details.

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    Campground Amenities

    • 50Max Amp
    • 80'Max Length
    • Wi-Fi
    • Pool
      (May 15 to Sep 16)
    • Mini Golf ($)
    • Propane ($)
    • Firewood ($)
    • Pavilion
    • Bike Rentals ($)
    • New Patio sites!
    • General Store
    • Jumping Pillow
    • Outdoor Cinema
    • Campfire Time
    • Playground
    • Planned Activities (in season)
    • Interactive Dog Park
    • Basketball
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    Campground Activities

    • Here at the Boston KOA, our recreation team has discovered the cure for spring fever: planning summer camping getaways! It's actually part of our job to create a fun experience for our campers-a task we don't take lightly. Whether you're peeling out on banana bikes, reclaiming your inner acrobat on the jumping pillow or unwinding in our pool, boredom is not an option.

    • Top Your Own Sundae

      I scream, you scream, we all scream for sundaes! We serve up your favorite toppings such as chocolate syrup and whipped cream, and a chance to mingle with your fellow campers.

    • Tie-Dyed T-shirts

      Bring a piece of your trip home with you: make a t-shirt during craft hour. Your tie-dyed t-shirt will be a wearable memento from your vacation. With a demonstration and all supplies provided, this retro activity satisfies campers of all ages. Remember, there is no right or wrong way to tie dye!

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    Local Attractions

    • Pilgrim Memorial State Park (Plymouth Rock)

      Make your own pilgrimage to the place where the Mayflower landed. At the smallest state park in Massachusetts, you will find the "simple glacial boulder" that has become a world famous symbol. To learn more about Pilgrim Memorial State Park, visit them online or call (508) 866-2580.

    • Plimoth Plantation

      Costumed "colonists" give visitors a glimpse of colonial life from the 17th century plantation life. Board a full-scale replica of the Mayflower to imagine what the journey may have been like. General admission covers all exhibits and may be used for two consecutive days, allowing to see the entire museum. For more information, visit Plimoth Plantation online.

    • Mayflower II

      This is a wonderful replica of the ship that carried Pilgrims to the New World. Interpreters portray actual passengers and crew.

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    Upcoming Events

    Boston -- July 4th Celebration

    Boston pops at the Esplanade, fireworks historic enactments.

    Plymouth -- Lobster Festival (August)

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