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Granville State Forest, Massachusetts
Sun bathe on the banks of the Hubbard River. Listen closely to it’s rapid flow. Let the mist of transcendence bead on your skin. When you’ve reached your max of Vitamin D, take a dip in one of the Read more...
Sun bathe on the banks of the Hubbard River. Listen closely to it’s rapid flow. Let the mist of transcendence bead on your skin. When you’ve reached your max of Vitamin D, take a dip in one of the rock formations natural pools and stroll back to camp along a trail of small cascades. Granville State Forest is as remote as it gets in Massachusetts. Bordering Connecticut’s 9152 acre Tunxis State Forest, this 2426 acres forest feels like it goes on forever. Historically used by the Tunxis Tribe for hunting and fishing, and then as farmland, this wilderness area is now back again to it’s original hardwood conifer state. Come stay at the forested campground for some R&R and leave feeling recharged!
After a day of strolling along the Hubbard River and splashing in waterfalls, turn down for the night...
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Katherine: There is a lovely site set up for tent camping about 100 yards off a dirt road that you have to...
Loc: Magic Forest was just as expected. We stayed two nights and felt quite secluded. We never got a chance...
Meredith: My husband and I loved the cove! It was at perfect spot right by the water and with the fall colors...
Tara: This is an awesome place to pitch your tent, especially if you enjoy local wine. It's dispersed...
Lu: We had a blast!!! Such a nice place. In the middle of nowhere, apart from WiFi and phone signals. This...
Tara: Wyomanock Farm is a beautiful property with lots of opportunities for exploring. Here you will find an...
Sandy: Richard, Tracy and Debbie are so friendly and easy to deal with. We secured our tent site through...
Calum: Pine Tree Paradise is aptly named. The trees create an elevated canopy in which maneuvering is...
Erin: Misty Mountain Farm is a true treasure. Not only is the farm extremely hands-on for campers interested...
Jody: Great spot! It felt very secluded, with just the beavers for company. Rachel and her husband were very...
Benjamin: Just Be Cabin is the perfect remote woods getaway you are looking for. Immaculately clean and situated...
Carly: We had a lovely few days camping at boulder point! Beautiful woods and surroundings. Upon arrival we...
Meredith: Golden gardens had beautiful flowers and trees. Cindy was very welcoming as well as her adorable dogs!...
John: The meadow is a completely private area of the property. It is lower than the buildings surrounded by...
John: Stay next to the fish pond and get up and feed the fish. You can sit by the pond at night and just...
Jaime: We stayed in a tent, in a beautiful clearing with a magical pond. Rachel was kind and helpful. Her...
Roz: Wright's Farm is a delight to visit. The scenary of the Shawagunk Ridge is spectacular. The farm has...
Chantilly: I had a lovely time here. Jeanine is an absolutely wonderful person, and her horses are just as...
Theresa: Pitch your tent at Route 22 Camp & Breakfast! Wehi are tucked between two horse farms and we own...
Andrea: My friend and I could not get over how perfect this place was. We had a blast running around with the...