Nickerson State Park Campground 2

After some research this seemed to be the best camping option in the area. $40 a night is expensive for dry camping, but for cheap options on the Cape this is the best. The park is huge and has plenty to do right from your campsite. There are miles of hiking/biking trails right in the park and if your more ambitious you can ride your bike to Provincetown at the tip of the Cape, with some mixed trail and road riding. There are a few large ponds in the park as well that allow water activities.

A lot of the sites were not very level, might want to look first before picking one. We took loop 2, site 112 on the rangers suggestion. It had a good view, but not very level. The campground was all but empty in mid October so it was very quite and clean. The showers and bathrooms were decent and there are water spigots scattered around the park. Cell service was pretty good as well and there is a dump here.