We stayed here for 2 nights in late Sept. The place itself is well laid out but could use serious renovation. It really hasn't been touched since 1985 and looks it - peeling wallpaper, rusty showers and generally on the dilapidated but clean side. There are not a lot of places to stay near here, so I suppose this would do in a pinch if you have a lot of people. The price was reasonable for off season, I will give them that. Although you get a discount on the price for putting up with the complete lack of hospitality. I also have to say the old ladies that run the place are the sort that enjoy posting signs in ALL CAPS AND RED MARKER TO TELL YOU WHAT YOU CAN AND CAN'T DO. As in, no early check ins and no late check outs and you'd better strip the beds and not steal our raggedy dishes and don't poop in the pool and don't even think about asking for extra towels and BLAH BLAH BLAH. Dear ladies, take your dinky rules and natter on about them to your friends at the old folks home -- not appropriate for a place where people PAY YOU TO CLEAN UP, not the guest. I found them unfriendly and annoying and the less I had to deal with them the better. One positive - the pool was well heated and seemed clean.

We have come here every week-before--Labor Day for a long time with family. It is great for multigenerational trips and ample space for a group or couples. It has well-appointed kitchenettes, recent updates to decor and TV due to new ownership, and a pleasant patio with grill access. You are always welcomed with a gift beach bucket prepared by a local nonprofit that employs developmentally disabled Cape citizens packed with samples, soap, a kitchen pack with dish detergent etc, and brochures / discounts for area amenities.

We love tennis, and it has three outdoor courts and a tennis bubble, as well as an indoor and outdoor pool and playground - read: you are in good shape for if it rains. It is not on the water but a ten minute ride to South Cape beach, a lovely public beach on Vineyard sound with plenty of hiking trails and parking. We can't wait for our next visit.

Where else can you get an entire modern, two-bedroom, two-bath townhouse, with a large living room, full kitchen, dining area, deck and central air, plus an indoor and an outdoor pool, and whirlpool, on site, plus on-site tennis courts that are almost always available, in a quiet, forested setting, in a really nice and less-crowded part of world-famous Cape Cod, for under $1,500 a week in the summer, and for even less at other times of the year? On top of that it's a short, easy drive (or, as to some, a short walk) to lots of stores, really good restaurants, several movies, the Mashpee Commons shopping center and, of course, multiple beaches. A great place for couples, including those that are not so young any more, and for families, at a very reasonable price.
If you own a unit the very same thing is yours for under $600 for the very same week.
We have been here every year for a decade, as owners, and we'll be back.

we had to sit thru a 90 minute presentation and was offered a great vacation package.the resort is nice and staff was very friendly the location was good we went in the offseason so there was less traffic than in the summer less things to do but we did see some lighthouses and the J.F.K. Memorial checked out the ferry terminals ate at a few real good resturants and had a real nice anniverary our#22 if you would like to have a nice place to vacation on a yearly bases than check out festiva.com they have many resorts to choose from i would reccomend to at least checkthem out