Roland C. Nickerson State Park
About this place
1,900-acre Cape Cod campground park; 'no outside firewood' but no grilling-specific rule; statewide DCR policy.
Good to know
SwimmingOK
FishingOK Allowed at 8 freshwater ponds, 4 stocked year-round with trout
AlcoholNo
DogsLimited Dogs allowed, except on beach; service animals permitted on beach
Hours
- 6:00 AM–6:00 PMSunrise to sunset
Fees
- $22 per nightCamping, MA residents
- $35 per nightGroup camping, MA residents
- $45 per nightSmall yurts, MA residents
- $55 per nightLarge yurts, MA residents
- $70 per nightCamping, non-residents
- $100 per nightGroup camping, non-residents
- $120 per nightSmall yurts, non-residents
- $140 per nightLarge yurts, non-residents
- $5 per vehicle per dayMA resident, Cape Cod Rail Trail Access Point
- $8 per vehicle per dayMA resident, May 23 through October 12
- $20 per vehicle per dayNon-MA resident, Cape Cod Rail Trail Access Point
- $30 per vehicle per dayNon-MA resident, May 23 through October 12
What's here
Playground
Restrooms
Shower
Hiking
Biking
Boat launch
Location
Common questions
Can you grill at Roland C. Nickerson State Park?
Yes — both propane and charcoal grilling are allowed at Roland C. Nickerson State Park. None for personal grills (designated picnic areas). Always confirm current rules on the official page before you go.
Do you need a permit or reservation?
None for personal grills (designated picnic areas).
Is there a fee at Roland C. Nickerson State Park?
Yes — fees apply. For example, $22 per night · Camping, MA residents. See the official page for the full schedule.
Can you swim at Roland C. Nickerson State Park?
Allowed.
Are dogs allowed?
Dogs allowed, except on beach; service animals permitted on beach.
What are the hours at Roland C. Nickerson State Park?
6:00 AM–6:00 PM · Sunrise to sunset.
