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Camping in Massachusetts
159 places to camp in Massachusetts: 10 national forest and federal campgrounds, 4 free dispersed and primitive spots, 145 private campgrounds and RV parks. The best camping months are May–Sep, judged from 30 years of weather at a typical camp: comfortable days, mild nights, little rain. In July expect highs near 81°F and lows near 61°F.
Things to do from camp in Massachusetts
Best areas to camp
- Around Barnstable Town41 camps in the area within 25 miles
- Around Pittsfield37 camps in the area within 25 miles
- Around Boston31 camps in the area within 25 miles
- Around Worcester25 camps in the area within 25 miles
- Around New Bedford4 camps in the area within 25 miles
Questions
When is the best time to camp in Massachusetts?
The best camping months are May–Sep, judged from 30 years of weather at a typical camp: comfortable days, mild nights, little rain. In July expect highs near 81°F and lows near 61°F.
Is there free camping in Massachusetts?
Yes: 9 free or dispersed spots, mostly on national forest and BLM land.
Will I have cell signal camping in Massachusetts?
At about 100% of camps, at least one carrier has 4G or better (FCC coverage maps, which tend to be generous). Plan for no signal on trails.
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Open Massachusetts in Find campsThis week's picks
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Le Count Beach HouseFederal campground · Reservable · Cell signalNestled among the pine trees in the middle of Cape Cod National Seashore, the Le Count Beach House is the perfect spot for your family vacation. Located in Wellfleet, this recently…
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West Hill ParkFederal campground · Reservable · Cell signalOn a quiet back road and across an old fieldstone bridge lies West Hill Park, where the West River widens to form a large, natural pool.
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Free camping in Massachusetts
9 spots cost nothing: dispersed sites on national forest and BLM land and free campgrounds. Most have no water or toilets, and stays are usually limited to 14 days.
- Primitive CampgroundDispersed / primitive · Free · Cell signal
8 privative campsites with 4 jobbox containers as an anti-bear / anti-critter measures. 2 moldering outhouses at the southern end of the area. Some picnic tables and fire pit rings. Do not…
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