Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Clarksburg State Park adventure.
Discover Clarksburg State Park's serene forest and tranquil pond.
Enjoy the unspoiled, natural richness that is Clarksburg State Park when you pitch your tent at any of the wooded campsites. This haven of hardwood forest rewards campers with breathtaking sights of Mount Greylock and the stunning Green Mountains. Looking for a little waterside chillaxin’? Mausert Pond is your go to. Surrounded by nearly 10 miles of scenic foot trails, the pond offers all the natural and tranquil beauty you would expect. Take a meandering stroll along the Shoreline Trail or go big by taking the 4.5-mile Appalachian Trail in the nearby Clarksburg State Forest. You’ll cross over into Vermont and the Green Mountain National Forest on this path—two parks in one day, whose really complaining? If you prefer to stay stateside, you can enjoy a quaint picnic by the pond or time with Mother Nature back at your secluded tent site.
The best time to visit Clarksburg State Park is during the summer and fall months when the weather is ideal for camping and hiking. However, for those who enjoy winter sports, the park also offers cross-country skiing amid its snowy landscape. Avoid visiting during heavy rain or extreme weather conditions to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.