We ask that all visitors respect safety protocols, and wear a face mask when on MVCMA grounds, in addition to maintaining at least 6ft. distance from other people and all cottages. All cottages are privately owned, and visitors must stay on the roads and pathways.

A National Historic Landmark

 Located in the heart of Oak Bluffs, the MVCMA oversees the area commonly known as The Campground, which includes many of the colorful, renowned Gingerbread Cottages and the iconic iron Tabernacle.

​Here you will find a diverse and vibrant community that celebrates its historic and religious roots, dating back to the early 1800s.

A National Historic Landmark, and religious non-profit 501(c)(3), the Martha’s Vineyard Camp Meeting Association has enriched the lives of generations of Islanders, Campgrounders, and countless visitors, through its many cultural, religious, and community programs.  
And at the center of the community stands The Tabernacle. Its ability to serve future generations will depend on supporters like you.
Donate to help preserve a piece of ​Martha's Vineyard history. You can learn more about The Tabernacle here.