This park seems old and tired, not "big rig" friendly. It has only a few 50amp sites and water pressure was only 20 PSI. Restrooms were not very clean. There are a lot of seasonal/full-time units and traffic at all hours. Live music on Saturday night was extremely loud (and bad). Only good thing was the pool. Would not stay here again if there is anything else available. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We loved this place! It was immaculate. We were there a little early in the season so it was very quiet. We had a lovely campsite (#69) which was in a shady spot, in the front - we could walk easily to all the amenities. We opted for sewer, which was $5 additional, but with our AAA disc - we received $5 credit back. Our site had a campfire set up, stocked with nice dry wood to use - we had a lovely fire and toasted marshmallows in the evening. While I agree with other reviews that the office staff wouldn't win any Miss Congeniality awards, they were fine. I can't find anything really critical about this campground and would highly recommend. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

For a back in site after labor day, for this price I expect it to be level. Glum staff, clean laundry, wifi difficult to use and unreliable. Quite location. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This campground has some age and could use a bit of updating to the buildings but the sites were spacious. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Pool could be updated. Ambiance was much like camping in the woods. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The activities listed on their website NEVER happened. The staff was NOT friendly. The amenities were only fair. The "senior" pool was NOT clean and was at the furthest point in the campground, way down by the entrance and hard to get to. Seniors with any difficulty walking would not be able to get to it. There was no playground for children, no dog park for the pets. The Wi-Fi was "iffy" and difficult to get on, and the staff, when asked could offer no help other than a log on and password, which was confusing as to whether it was case sensitive and if a space was needed in the log on. I finally got on, the camper next to me did not. When help was asked for in other areas i.e. electric outage, it seemed as though it was an imposition on them to check it out. The "petting" zoo had about 3 donkeys and 3 small ponies. When the septic system was being pumped out, my campsite smelled so badly I had to close my window and turn on the air. The only restroom building was old and looked "worn." The activities house was filled with junk and locked. The "entertainment" area was worn and not used (empty stage with frayed carpet and a large area with picnic tables and abandoned wagons). There were NO activities during the weekend, in high camping season, although they were listed on their webpage. The only nice building was the office/store. I would never go back. Go elsewhere if you can. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Excellent location. Use this as your point to visit lots of locations on central Mass. and Boston. Not far from train station. Great laundry. Good size sites. Clean. Quiet. Enforce their own rules (Yey!) Nice owners. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We found the park to be a nice campground to visit the greater Boston area. It is convenient to the train stop and has easy access to the highway system. The campground itself could do with some upgrades, but it was adequate. The owners and staff were very helpful, including changing the oil in our motor home for a reasonable fee. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is fine for an overnight stay. The location (in a suburban/rural area) is convenient and the park is larger and more wooded than we pictured it. Sites are spacious but could use some more gravel (our's was muddy). Overall the park is nice but somewhat neglected. I had to skim the pool myself (twice!) so my kids could go in it and the showers could use a thorough scrubbing. There's a cute mini golf set-up and there was a hayride on Saturday night which the kids enjoyed. Fine for an overnight or two days max; we met some nice fellow campers. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

For this price we would expect the park to be in better shape. The grass needed mowing, weeds around the pool, etc. This is another park claiming to be big rig friendly, but it is not. The security gate arm would not raise up enough to keep it from scraping our rig. The roads were too tight with a lot of obstacles. The site was level and deep enough, but the hookups were too far back, and the exposed water lines were made of a questionable material. Overall, we would not recommend this park and would not stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The good news is that this campground is still here in the congested southwestern suburbs and is convenient for visiting family & friends. It's a decent campground - some parts quite attractive, others quite dated; some sites roomy, some wooded, others open and grassy . Cable TV was good. WiFi (only at office) was problematic. Waterfront "lake" is an overgrown lily pond with a large frog population. We'll stay here again to visit family. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The rate reflects a Good Sam discount of 10%. We were told that someone was coming to work on the WiFi but it never did work. Our site was not very level; the cable TV worked fine. Office staff was friendly and handled much of the holiday weekend special activities. Dump station is very close to exit and could cause congestion if everyone left at same time. The landscape around the office is beautiful; the sites themselves are mostly wooded; bathhouse and laundry area clean but small. We have stopped here before and will again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Overall this campground was good. They were still cleaning up fallen branches and trimming trees and some sites needed grading and leveling. To be fair, the torrential rains and flooding New England recently experienced could have caused much of what we saw. Most sites were wooded and well-spaced although many of the pull-through sites looked tight. There are two pools; one restricted to adults. While kids are welcomed, this is an adult oriented park. There are many seasonals, and those we spoke to seemed friendly. The facilities and laundry are dated but clean. We would return. We camped here in a Motorhome.

As a previous reviewer stated, the rates are very pricey for having no Wi-Fi available at the RV sites. The rate reflects a Good Sam discount of 10%. We were told every day that they 'hoped' someone was coming to work on it, but we were not offered any discount for not having access. Also, at this time of year, all the pool facilities are not available. Our site was very close to neighbors, and a bit tight on departure turns to exit the campground. The landscape around the office is fine, but the sites themselves are tired looking with nothing much more than gravel on the ground. The WiFi was OK in the office, but we found it crowded at times with other guests crowding around the corner seating area to get their internet business handled. We also were 'booted off' the system several times during our connection time. The staff was otherwise very helpful and we found access to the city very easy via the nearby commuter rail station. Being the outermost station, we had no problem finding a seat on the train for a day trip into Boston and likewise boarded for our return at South Station. No standing for the commute - yay! We would stay here again, but without the internet access, we would try to barter for a cheaper rate, especially off-season. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very Pricey for not having WiFi at your site, we needed to go to the office everyday. The sites for transients were very close, our neighbors were very loud every night with the loud music, of course everyone else was really quiet, just my luck to get them as neighbors. While we were there, the sight had a great party and invited everyone to join, so that was nice. The showers were clean with lots of water pressure. We did not use the Senior pool although it was heated, it was very dirty, we used the community pool which wasn't heated, but with the hot weather it was very refreshing. The young lady in the office on Sat & Sun was really friendly and helpful with local events and directions. The rest of the staff was very friendly and nice, It's really too bad they did not have room for us for 10 days or we would have stayed, although we would have asked to moved away from our neighbor. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We camped here on our way home from vacation. Office and store were very neat and clean. Lots of flowers and landscaping. Previous issues stated on this site concerning water pressure seem to have been resolved. In fact, it was suggested on registration to use a water pressure regulator. (We always do) This is certainly a very quiet campground. Road noise was minimal and we never even saw our neighbors! I would not make this a destination as we did not find a lot of intrest in the area but it is certainly a neat, clean, quiet campground. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Not a bad campground. Our site was a very good size, and in a quiet area. However, some sites did look tight. We didn't have the water pressure problem that others have spoken about until the weekened when the place started to fill up. I am sure if it were full the pressure would have been real bad. We did experience the sewer problem on our last day. Went to empty the black tank and the sewer was backed up. Had to stop at dump station on the way out to empty tanks. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This park is convenient as it's not far from Boston and the Cape. However it only has a few 50 amp sites (2 or 3?). More suited to popups and campers. The woman that runs the office is unfriendly. She clearly is put out when one requests perhaps moving to a more desirable spot (so that you might get a satellite hit, no cable available). They are NOT accommodating. We stayed several weeks in the summer '08 (form will not allow me to use date for some reason) to visit family and friends. We would not stay there if there were more places to choose from. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We have stayed here twice and enjoyed both stays. There is a bit of a problem with water pressure. We really enjoyed the haunted house the first time we were here, we were too early this year. The huge catfish "Bob" is in the main building waiting for a pond to be made for him. Hope it's soon as he's kind of cramped in his tank. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

High price for very very poor water pressure, wife taking bath and water stops to a drip. $ 43 is a lot for 30 amp in a very tight spot. But was the only CG that had open spot. No reason to return. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The campground itself is nice but expensive. There aren't many campgrounds in this area so they basically have you as far as price goes. We stayed 2 weeks and it cost $568. We had a 30 amp site out in the open area. There is a large part of this campground that is very woody. The sewer system is in need of some repair as it doesn't drain right. The little older lady in the office is great. The rest of the office staff needs to learn from her. We would probably stay here again as this is it and we have family in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice park. We were put into the field area, which didn't sound like we would like it, but it backed up to the pool and miniature golf. The petting farm was great for the kids. They loved every minute of it. Clean, and friendly place to stay. Only negative part were the roads. The painted arrows need to be repainted so you can tell which direction they want you to go. Getting there at 10:00PM wasn't the best time to find your site. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a very nice campground with one exception--the WiFi only works around the office. One would think that for $40/night they'd make more of an effort to remedy that. For those of us who conduct business on the road that's a real inconvenience. Otherwise, it's a nice clean, quiet, friendly place. Adult oriented. Would stay here again if the wifi situation is addressed. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a very nice CG. We got here when it was closed (gated) and someone let us in and set up. Very friendly. Again, looking for something close to home, in the middle of Winter. Clean bathrooms!! This is an adult park and since our children our grown, this is perfect for us as this was really quiet! We camped here in a Truck Camper.

The park is quiet and clean. There is only one bathhouse but I didn't find it crowded. Most sites have sewer but we called at the last minute and had to take a water and electric only site. The base rate was $40 for 2 people and we had to pay $5 per child per night. It was expensive but the campground was well maintained. They don't have seasonals but do rent by the month. They do not allow sheds and other structures so the sites are organized and tidy. There are two pools. One pool is heated and for senior citizens only. The other pool is large. No lifeguard on duty. There's not many structured activities for children although families are welcome. There was a hayride and bingo on Saturday night. The office is set up like a lodge with rocking chairs and checkers on the wrap around porch. They have a nice area set aside in the store for high-speed internet and dial-up service. We didn't try the internet but was told it was free. You can use dial up or use a network cable and connect to their network. We didn't see any information about Wifi. There is a small game room with pool table downstairs and some exercise equipment. There is also basketball, volleyball, mallet pool, horseshoes, shuffleboard, bocci and a small mini golf course. The petting zoo had 2 goats and a donkey. It is big rig friendly with two open field areas. The rest of the campground is wooded. Campground is within a mile of several gas stations, restaurants, a grocery store, Home Depot, Walmart, etc. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.