The 34 acres of the Martha's Vineyard Camp Meeting Association is an open, pedestrian friendly National Historic Landmark.
Parking is limited, but the MVCMA is a short (2-5 minute) walk from the Oak Bluffs harbor area where the ferries and public buses arrive.
There is no admission cost to enter and explore "The Campground" and visitors are welcome to take pictures from the roads and walkways during the day. Please remember that the individual cottages are privately owned, so entering private yards and porches is not allowed. To view the inside of one of these historic cottages, we encourage visitors to visit our Cottage Museum, which is open 6 days a week, in season. For 2021, the Museum closes for the season on Monday, Oct. 11th. (please check for schedule changes due to COVID19)
The historic iron Tabernacle is at the center and "heart" of our community, and there are frequent worship services and community events hosted here. Because the Tabernacle is a place of worship, we ask that food and beverages be enjoyed outside of the building.
During the summer months of July and August, we also offer historic walking tours of the Tabernacle and MVCMA grounds.
If you are interested in staying within the Campgrounds, there is information here on summer rental opportunities.
Parking is limited, but the MVCMA is a short (2-5 minute) walk from the Oak Bluffs harbor area where the ferries and public buses arrive.
There is no admission cost to enter and explore "The Campground" and visitors are welcome to take pictures from the roads and walkways during the day. Please remember that the individual cottages are privately owned, so entering private yards and porches is not allowed. To view the inside of one of these historic cottages, we encourage visitors to visit our Cottage Museum, which is open 6 days a week, in season. For 2021, the Museum closes for the season on Monday, Oct. 11th. (please check for schedule changes due to COVID19)
The historic iron Tabernacle is at the center and "heart" of our community, and there are frequent worship services and community events hosted here. Because the Tabernacle is a place of worship, we ask that food and beverages be enjoyed outside of the building.
During the summer months of July and August, we also offer historic walking tours of the Tabernacle and MVCMA grounds.
If you are interested in staying within the Campgrounds, there is information here on summer rental opportunities.