Middleboro lures RV campers with endless cranberry bogs and the fish-filled Nemasket River. Pitch your rig at one of three directory-listed parks to fish Lake Assawompsett or dash to Cape Cod beaches. Boston/Cape Cod KOA Holiday and Divine Roots Farm anchor your stay in this quiet hub between Boston and the Cape.
Middleboro pulses with cranberry harvests along the Nemasket River's banks. Kayak its waters or boat massive Lake Assawompsett, the state's largest natural pond. Wander Center Street's historic core past the towering 1901 clock tower, sip craft beers at Iron Horse Brewery, or cheer at the fall Middleborough Country Fair's horse pulls and pie contests.
Boston/Cape Cod KOA Holiday draws families seeking WiFi, hot showers, 50-amp and 30-amp hookups from $77/night. Divine Roots Farm fits pet owners with spacious pull-through sites at $50-$75/night. Both spots launch you into Myles Standish State Forest hikes or quick trips to Plymouth Rock, blending campground peace with regional adventures.
Middleboro earns renown for cranberry bogs carpeting lands near Nemasket River. This rural gem produces tons of the berries annually, hosts lively Middleborough Country Fair each September, and fringes Lake Assawompsett for boating adventures. Campers base here to taste fresh cranberry wine or tour working bogs firsthand.
Find three in the directory: Boston/Cape Cod KOA Holiday and Divine Roots Farm top the list. Boston/Cape Cod KOA Holiday sits off Route 495 with WiFi, showers, 50-amp and 30-amp service from $77/night. Divine Roots Farm provides pet-friendly pull-throughs at $50-$75/night, both minutes from town center.
Yes, Divine Roots Farm welcomes pets on pull-through sites. Rates run $50-$75/night in this quiet, farmstead setting perfect for dog walks near Nemasket River trails. Other parks like Boston/Cape Cod KOA Holiday focus on family amenities but check policies directly.
