Savor the moonlit, starry sky, trade stories around the campfire, then roll out your sleeping bag and have the best night's sleep since you were a kid.
Ahhh, camping. It's quite possibly the funnest way to experience nature, and positively the easiest way to escape from everyday life. And whether it's to the west, surrounded by beautiful fall foliage in the Hoosac Mountain Range, to the south in Massasoit State Park, or up north in Salisbury Beach State Reservation, where only the gentle sounds of the ocean can be heard, you'll find a variety of campsites to enjoy practically everywhere in the state.
Click Here for a list of state owned campgrounds
Click Here for a list of privately owned campgrounds
June is National Great Outdoors Month. Visit Go Camping America for hot deals on campground/RV park stays as well as RV rentals and camping gear.
Quick Hits
Camping amidst sand dunes and pines at Dunes' Edge Campground in Cape Cod...51 large and private campsites are available in Greater Merrimack Valley at Pearl Hill State Park...Short- to long-term camping can be found at Ellis Haven Family Campground, located South of Boston.
Map of the Regions in Massachusetts
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- Where to Go
- Things to Do
Getting to the shops is easy - you can take the MBTA, rent a Zipcar, or even take the bus from various Boston hotels to Wrentham Village Premium Outlets. Don't miss Boston's world famous Faneuil Hall Marketplace, Essex's charming antique stores, and Yankee Candle's flagship store in South Deerfield.
- Plan Your Trip
- 50 Under $50
- Getting Around
State and regional resources, including air, land, and water transportation; Boston public transit info; detailed info on travel to Cape Cod, Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket Island
