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The best camping in Clarksburg State Park, MA

Name: Clarksburg State Park
Address: Clarksburg State Park
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Discover Clarksburg State Park's serene forest and tranquil pond.

Top-rated campgrounds in Clarksburg State Park

Clarksburg Campground

1. Clarksburg Campground

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Campground in Clarksburg State Park · 42 sites · Tents, RVs

Moose enthusiasts, come hither—Clarksburg State Park is just the place to spot a real life Bullwinkle

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Top-rated campsites near Clarksburg State Park

Berkshire Beech House

1. Berkshire Beech House

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(34)

6.6mi from Clarksburg State Park · 1 site

This tiny A frame is proudly nestled in a truly secluded camp in the Berkshires and Vermont border of Monroe, MA. Features an off grid heated and lightly electrified solar power. Enjoy the near silence in the forest with the convenience of being only 15 minutes from the town of North Adams. Relax around the cook top fire pit, go on a white water rafting adventure, hike the Appalachian trail, see Mass MoCA art, and the necessary visit to maple sugar shacks. Explore the area and you will find breathtaking views, especially if you make it up here at prime leaf peeping days.

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Piebald Mountain

2. Piebald Mountain

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8.5mi from Clarksburg State Park · 1 site

Cozy up in our spacious bell tent situated on 6 acres with a gorgeous view of the Taconic Mountains. Electricity and wifi are some of the little extras which will make your stay feel just enough connected to outside world while being surrounded by the trees and stars. Check out local towns, farms, and breweries.

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Riverhaven

3. Riverhaven

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12mi from Clarksburg State Park · 1 site

Secluded Riverside Cabin in Vermont – A Peaceful Nature Retreat Escape to a secluded riverside cabin in the heart of Vermont, just steps from a crystal-clear, trout-filled river. Wake to the sound of water flowing over rocks and enjoy your morning coffee beneath towering hemlocks. Outdoor recreation is right at your doorstep. Hike nearby scenic trails, including the Long Trail/Appalachian Trail just one mile away, or relax by the river. Anglers will appreciate this quiet tributary of the Walloomsac River, stocked each spring and home to native brook trout—ideal for fly fishing. In the evening, gather around the fire pit to cook over the fire, or take a short 10-minute drive to Bennington for dining and local shops. In winter, enjoy cross-country skiing at Prospect Mountain (3 miles), downhill skiing at Mount Snow (13 miles) or Stratton (19 miles), or snowshoeing at Woodford State Park (5 miles). Unwind at day’s end in a handcrafted cabin built from repurposed local materials. Relax by the propane stove, read a book, and enjoy a quiet retreat surrounded by nature. Cabin Details & Amenities One-room dry cabin (no electricity or plumbing) Full-size bed with memory foam mattress (linens provided) Propane stove for heat Cooking essentials: propane grill, cast iron skillet, utensils, plates, and mugs Fire pit with grilling grate Outdoor seating for relaxing or stargazing Battery pack Books and card games for an unplugged stay Location & Access Conveniently located off Route 9. Parking is approximately a 100-yard walk from the cabin via a mulched footpath. Alternative parking is available in muddy or snowy conditions. Important Notes Limited cell service and no Wi-Fi—ideal for a digital detox River levels may vary, affecting wading and fishing conditions Not recommended for very young children due to proximity to the river Please use caution near the river’s edge and drink responsibly Experience Vermont’s natural beauty year-round—whether hiking, fishing, skiing, or simply relaxing by the fire.

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Cherry Plain Sanctuary Farm

4. Cherry Plain Sanctuary Farm

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13mi from Clarksburg State Park · 3 sites · Tents, Lodging

Only 10 minutes from Cherry Plain State Park, Cherry Plain Sanctuary Farm/ Hearts in Hand Horsemanship LLC is a 150 acre hidden destination for outdoor adventurers, families and solo campers. We are a safe place for women who are traveling alone. We ensure everyone's quiet experience by not publishing our actual address. Please note: We ask for photo ID. Once we receive your photo ID via text we will provide exact directions to our property. Please plan to check in no later than 4:30pm as we are not available for later check ins unless we agree to meet you. It is dark at 5pm so early check in is critical. We host NYS Police along with local police/sheriff deputies here through our organization Hearts in Hand Horsemanship LLC. Don't be surprised if you see a NYS trooper or police unit parked up in the field near the horses. All fires must be completely out unless you are physically with your fire. We supply 5 gallons of water and more is available to drink, wash dishes and put your fire out. Please respect our rules. Fire safety is necessary to keep everything safe here for all of us. Thank you for understanding. Here in the mountains we can experience very cold nights. We supply a small pile of firewood for a small fire at no charge. If you like, you can gather more dead wood (not live trees) in our forests. Winter is coming soon. Please bring lots of clothes and layers. Stay warm! Smoking: We are primarily a non-smoking/vaping farm and appreciate you smoking/vaping in your vehicle not on our premises please. Partying: Nope not us. Our farm is peaceful and quiet and so are our neighbors. Please party elsewhere and come here to relax in the blissful quiet of nature. Quiet music, just playing some Spotify tunes and acoustic musicians are welcome here. There's a great bar restaurant 5 minutes from us, "17 Cherry Plain Sq". Live music, great food and something like 40 beers on tap. Party there then chill out here with us. Breakfast and the best beef this side of the Mississippi can be found at Gardners Cafe and Icecream Shop only 5 miles up 22 South from our place. You can enjoy a big fat omelet with homefries and bacon then grab frozen hamburg and steaks from Gardner's own local beef grown wild and free outside. Cherry Plain Sanctuary Farm is adjacent to miles of public forest. Peace and solace can be found in these quiet mountains. In addition to amazing hiking, backpacking mountain biking, road biking right from your Hipcamp site, with kayaking nearby. We are 10 minutes away from Cherry Plain State Park (which has a gorgeous lake and kid-friendly sandy beach), and even closer to the Taconic Crest Trail. Our location is nestled between the Taconics of New York, the Green Mountains of Vermont, and the Berkshires of Massachusetts. Come share our paradise, bring your outdoor adventurer gear (you will be glad you did) and we will share our favorite local destinations with you. We ask that all hipcampers who are primary guests be 21 years of age or over. Children are welcome but we will not knowingly rent to anyone under 21 years of age. There is a $50 additional charge for garbage left at our farm including cigarette butts (we are a no smoking farm!), broken glass, bottles, cans, plastics, containers, bags and other trash. This is a pack in and pack out working farm not a party spot. Renting from us constitutes your reading of our rules attached to each property, your understanding and your agreement of our policies. Thank you so much for your understanding. We welcome you who seek quiet and the solace found in nature.

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The Deer Crib at Flat Rock Farm

5. The Deer Crib at Flat Rock Farm

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13mi from Clarksburg State Park · 1 site

The Deer Crib at Flat Rock Farm is a rustic off-grid{no electricity or running water}cabin nestled on 230 acres of private land. Come enjoy peace and quiet, unplug and take a hike , snowshoe or cross country ski. Abundant wildlife around. Miles of trails on the property and the adjoining Tibbetts Forest. Or just sit on the porch and read a book! It is a short drive to Grafton Lakes State Park or Cherry Plain State Park. 20 minutes to Bennington, VT and Williamstown, MA, 45 Minutes to Albany and Saratoga NY, 30 minutes to Manchester Vt and Ski Areas just beyond. Close to both the Long Trail and the Appalachian Trail. Cabin includes a 3 burner gas stove, gas grill and a covered porch. A woodstove inside provides heat in the colder months. It comfortably sleeps 2. We supply sheets, blankets, TP, dish soap and kitchen items(silverware, plates, glasses, cookwear, etc). Potable water and firewood included. A short walk across the lawn to the outhouse. Gas lights inside. No internet so come get away from technology! New this year! We have added a shower shed with hot water! You will now be able to take a quick shower. May through October or when the weather is above freezing at night. Please if staying with us in the winter four wheel drive is recommended. Or front wheel drive with decent snow tires. The driveway is long and the road up to it can be tricky during winter weather. Also because of the woodstove, it might not be a good place for toddlers in the colder months.

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Moonrise Forest Camp

6. Moonrise Forest Camp

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14mi from Clarksburg State Park · 1 site

We have been the caretakers of this land and cabin since 2015, when we bought it from the builder of the modest cabin on-site, Steve. It is our family camp, but we love to share it with friends and fellow nature-loving campers. The land is partially wooded, and partially 'old field' that is slowly re-foresting through natural succession with some intentional interruption in order to introduce edible native trees and shrubs that are not naturally present. In this way the land is a slowly developing food forest and also a nursery for its plant-loving stewards. Learn more about this land: Escape the city and find yourself in this off-grid hillside cabin with a deck overlooking the Taconic mountain range.   Wander through field and forest, and cool off in the nearby stream.    The cabin has two rooms, and there is a kids playground and tire swing making this an appropriate family camping getaway.    There is a solar panel providing indoor lights and phone charging capabilities, a fire pit with a grill, and a simple array of pots, dishes, and utensils.  There is a spring-fed 55 gallon reservoir of potable water that will slowly refill as well. Though not far off the road, there is very little car traffic, and the surroundings are very peaceful.  The din of the running stream is a constant, while the sounds of coyotes and owls can be heard at night.  As the name indicates, the east-facing hillside is often witness to incredible moonrises, and the stars are always bright.  Nearby Attractions: The Beer Diviner small-scale brewery and taproom is a stone's throw away from the parking area with a selection of tasty beer and some food options available.  In addition to regular hours, there are special summer events, and live music every Saturday night. Cherry Plain State Park is a 'less-traveled' state park and campground just 3.5 miles up the road, offering lake swimming, boating, hiking and mountain bike trails. Other nearby outdoor attractions include:  Williamstown MA, The Taconic Crest Trail, Jiminy Peak Resort, Hancock Shaker Village, and Mt. Greylock. PLEASE NOTE:  CAMP OPENS MAY 31, 2019 & CLOSES NOV. 1, 2019

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Berkshire Basecamp

7. Berkshire Basecamp

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15mi from Clarksburg State Park · 1 site · Tent, RV

Direct Access to Berkshire East and Thunder Mountain. The perfect spot to set up camp and take advantage of endless Back Roads, Hiking, Mountain Biking and Rivers and Mountains. Mountain Bike and Ski at Berkshire East, Run the Rapids or Fly fish the Deerfield River or just kick back and chill out under the starry skies. I look forward to welcoming you.

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Haven Acres

8. Haven Acres

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16mi from Clarksburg State Park · 1 site · Tent, RV

My Haven sits on 2.25 acres. It is walking distance to Lake Paran and the Robert Frost Trail, as well as the small quaint town of North Bennington. You can see mountains and there are more hiking trails throughout the county. The back and side of the property is wooded, very private! The view is of a meadow and mountain (Mount Anthony). There is a fire pit and access to water and electricity. The Haven is on a dead end road. A beautiful, quiet place to rest your head. And if you are seeking adventure there are plenty of things to do!

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Gus's Gardens

9. Gus's Gardens

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17mi from Clarksburg State Park · 3 sites

With the main house built in the 1830s this property has seen many uses such as a farm, retail Christmas store, church, rental cabins, and a gravel quarry among other things. I now try to keep the back acreage by the brook and pond as natural as possible for habitat, as well as you the campers! Learn more about this land: I have 3 well spaced out RV sites on the property. They fit different sized rigs so please read the descriptions. The Pond site is significantly larger and can hold multiple vehicles and tents or trailers (please add this in the extras if you will be having multiple vehicles or trailers). Pets are welcome at the sites, but please have them remain leashed or under your effective verbal control. Most will have cell service at the sites or there is a free public Wi-Fi in Wilmington center. Private yet convenient to Downtown Wilmington, VT. Located between the Harriman reservoir and Lake Raponda, both great for boating, fishing and swimming. As well as the Deerfield River across the street, which runs through town. There is a public hiking trail that goes through the property. It goes from the Fairview ave. boat launch in Wilmington, all the way up to West Dover. You can access this at the back of the site. The sites are only a minutes drive from downtown Wilmington, or you can hike/bike there on the trail (approx 15 min). In Wilmington there is plenty of shopping, gifts, coffee, restaurants, gas, liquor store, electric car chargers, etc. I have dry, split firewood available for $10 on site. Please don't bring your own wood unless it is dryed and prepackaged from a retail store or bought from one of the local sellers right around me. Transportation of out of state firewood can bring invasive beetles to our forests...if you need anything else feel free to reach out and I'll do my best to steer you in the right direction.

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Otters and Eagles Cabin

10. Otters and Eagles Cabin

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17mi from Clarksburg State Park · 1 site

This is a 1920's cottage that we moved and restored. The building site is an old Charchoal mound that was in use in the 1700's so there is a lot of history between the building and site where it sits. It's a beautiful spot right on the water, tranquil and full of wild life' we I built this cabin for the quiet enjoyment of our natural world. This is a place to unwind and reconnect. We have just added a 10*12 platform tent to accomodate an extra couple or for more space for older families with teenagers. This is still 1 site, tent just gives a few options if needed. You can find pricing for it in "extras" Enjoy water front camping on a quiet 15 acre pond, 4 miles from the mass border and Berkshire Mountains. Our cabin is cozy with a wood stove and beautiful outdoor fireplace, additional large fire ring and seating area. The cabin is equipped with a composting toilet and an additional large outhouse. An outdoor shower with hot water. This is a very private setting, super quiet and relaxing.

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Wyomanock Farm

11. Wyomanock Farm

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18mi from Clarksburg State Park · 24 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging

In the off season starting after Thanksgiving through April, there is no water or toilet or shower facilities available. Please check for exact dates. Our 75 acres is a wonderful, diverse mix of habitat, harmoniously integrated with our small farm. This land was the homestead of the very first non native settler of the area, John Wiley, in 1787. Before that, it was the land of the Mahican native Americans. They named it "valley of the butternut trees", or Wyomanock. The Wyomanock Creek is the backbone of this little valley. Beaver have dammed the creek at several points to create ponds and other wetland features that support a diversity of wildlife including otter, moose and a myriad of birds, from osprey to herons. This sanctuary is host to many uncommon native plants and plant communities. We would love to share it with you! Your host, Thom, invites you to property to explore 75 acres of meadows, woods and water. Choose one of several sites either in the woods or open areas. You are also free to use our outdoor solar shower or take a dip in the cold pond or artesian spring fed pool. Our location is convenient to the Berkshire Mountains, state parks, hiking and other attractions, including Ramble Wild tree to tree adventures and Jiminy Peak. There are a few miles of rail trail access just down the road.

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Grateful Acres Vermont

12. Grateful Acres Vermont

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19mi from Clarksburg State Park · 5 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging

Learn more about this land: Welcome to Grateful Acres Vermont, a 420 friendly, Grateful Dead inspired camping destination in the heart of the Green Mountains. We have space available for tents, campers, and trailers. Kayaks available to rent for use at the reservoir located just up the road. Just a family with some land in Vermont that we would like to share. PLEASE OBSERVE THE POSTED SPEED LIMIT

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Cozie Nook Homestead

13. Cozie Nook Homestead

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21mi from Clarksburg State Park · 2 sites

A small family farm that has been in Dennis's family since 1914. The old county road once existed in front of our house. Where horses and wagons would stop to off load part of their load to continue up the hill. They would return to pick up the rest and continue on. Since inheriting the farm, we have moved towards sustainable farming. We follow grass fed measures while raising our sheep the poultry free ranges to control the flea and tick population on the farm. Our vegetables are grown organically. We harvest only what is needed to heat our home from the forest leaving under growth alone. Last fall almost a hundred acres, of our farm, went into land conservation protecting it from urban sprawl.

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Timbertrail Farm

14. Timbertrail Farm

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21mi from Clarksburg State Park · 7 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging

Come see Lake Shaftsbury State Park! This 200 year old farm is at the top of a dead end road on 150 acres. It sits in a region of Bennington County formerly called Healing Springs Vermont. The springs that flow off of West Mountain come down through the farm and across Route 7 where they feed the picturesque state park! Best drinking water, anywhere to the left of the chimney at the white house. Arrive at our 150 acre property at the top of this dead-end road.. (Please stay left all the way up to the top...the road becomes our driveway).. Step out onto this 200-year-old farm at your own private site all of which are several acres each minimum.. Walk to streams ponds and Lake Shaftsbury State Park.

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Secluded Stays At Quill Nook Farm

15. Secluded Stays At Quill Nook Farm

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22mi from Clarksburg State Park · 3 sites · Tents, RVs

Welcome to our quiet 262-acre farmstead! We offer an immersive rural Green Mountain experience, yet only 25 minutes from the lively, artsy towns of Brattleboro and Wilmington. Enjoy a private campsite nestled next to a tranquil pond. Soar over our gardens on epic tree swings. Hidden trails bring you through dense forests, past ancient hemlock trees to secluded swimming holes. Ancient stone structures and newer stacked boulders and flower gardens add to the natural beauty all around you. We have one friendly off-leash dog, Oliver, an Lavender, that roam freely and may want to make friends with you. (And if you ignore them, they will leave you alone). We have laying hens, goats, and piglets that you are welcome to visit! We love animals -- as you can tell -- but are unable to host campers with dogs. While cozing up to a campfire, you might hear the calls of birds of the deep forest like the hermit thrush and the barred owl, or the call of coyotes on the far ridge. We are surrounded by hundreds of acres of unbroken forest that offer habitat to moose, bear, and deer, and numerous other wildlife. (Don't worry -- these animals are very shy and likely to run in the other direction if they see you.) Pitch your tent on Thistledew campsite and enjoy a cedar tent platform, fire ring, rustic picnic table, and direct access to the beautiful forest and miles of walking trails. The campsite is a gentle 25-foot walk from the parking spot. Quill Nook Farm is 25 minutes from artsy, outdoorsy Brattleboro, VT and I-91, and 25 minutes from the quaint village of Wilmington, with restaurants, breweries, and shopping. Mount Snow is 40 minutes away via Routes 9 and 100, and we’re only 45 minutes from the Mass MoCA art museum in North Adams, Mass. The Harriman Reservoir is located 20 minutes away and provides a variety of spaces for boats, kayakers, swimmers, picnic areas with grills and more! Do you want an “off the beaten path” hike or swimming hole with rocks for sunbathing? We can direct you to several secluded spots on our property or within 15 minutes. The Green River covered bridge and log dam is 10 minutes down the road, and you can sample from several farmsteads and art galleries in the area. Interested in homesteading or farming? Would you like a historic walking tour of ancient stone structures on the land? We love to share our expertise — ask about our tours and experiences.

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Forest Hut in Western Mass

16. Forest Hut in Western Mass

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23mi from Clarksburg State Park · 1 site

Listen to the gentle brook and barred owls while nestled into the woods of Ashfield, MA on a small herbal homestead. The forest hut is a screened in platform that is lovely for camping on a warm summer's night. It has large windows and screens to keep out the bugs while enjoying a cool mountain breeze. There is a newly built composting toilet on site and small fire pit. This is not a cabin, no electricity, running water or plumbing. It is not well suited for winter camping unless you’re well equipped. BYO gear as there is not mattress or blankets in the shelter. We have a small farm store near the road filled with herbal teas, tinctures, gifts, chicken eggs, soaps, maple syrup and ghee. Take a swim in the Ashfield lake 1 mile away or visit the enchanting Chapel Falls on Trustees land just down the road in Williamsburg. Sweet Birch Herbals is a community herbal company offering workshops, apprenticeships, wellness consultations and hand crafted products including Full Moon Ghee. We grow organic herbs and ethically forage plants for medicine. Request a farm tour, herbalism class or any of our products for your stay here. Booking Rules and Information: - Check in: 3pm - Check out: 11am - Campers bring their own sleeping pads, pillows, sleeping bags, blankets etc to be warm and comfortable. - Bring all your own camping needs such as cook stoves, camp chairs, food, biodegradable soap etc. - Ideal for a couple or close friends as the space is small about 8x10' dimensions. - 3 gallons of drinking water provided in blue carafe at handwashing station. - No electricity or cell service at the off-grid hut. Wifi is available, but spotty - For cell service, the nearest spot is on route 112 near the school - Wood is provided and if you need more it's under the house deck. - Always put out fires completely with the blue containers of water located under the hut when going to sleep or leaving the site. Never leave fires unattended! - Quiet hours 9pm-8am - No parties or loud music -Pets must be on leash - Pack out all trash - Do not enter the residence - Sound may travel from the house (which is rented on Airbnb) to hut, heads up. - Call or message Hannah with any questions. She lives 30 mins away.

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Dickensen Farm: Cabins & Camping

17. Dickensen Farm: Cabins & Camping

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23mi from Clarksburg State Park · 9 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging

Big Red Alpacas and Big Red Sustainables reside here at Dickensen Road in beautiful Cambridge NY close to both the Battenkill and Saratoga Springs. To help with the sustainability factor, we allow folks to camp on our property so they too can enjoy the woods, pastures, wild animals and farm animals, we all enjoy. Hence, we launched "Dickensen Farm: Cabins and Camping." The alpacas are inquisitive and peaceful animals, they are beautiful and provide wonderfully warm fashionable products as well. Please ask us about our seasonal products, including: Farm fresh, organically raised, free range chicken eggs Frozen meat birds Maple syrup Beautiful alpaca products Honey from our bees Dry, seasoned firewood for your camp sites Handmade Amish soaps However, you are not compelled to buy anything! If you are looking for a farmy or woodsy experience, we have BOTH at "Dickensen Farm: Cabins and Camping!"

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Sunflower Retreat

18. Sunflower Retreat

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24mi from Clarksburg State Park · 1 site

A humble, 2-acre vegetarian family micro farm. Home to our family of five, 2 cats, 2 rabbits and nineteen chickens. Beautiful, established flower gardens, fruit trees and veggies. This is also home to Sunflower Yoga & Mindfulness where yoga and meditation are taught. The cabin is nestled in the 1 acre of woods behind our home, protected by large old pines and surrounding acres of forest. Home to many songbirds, woodpeckers, raven, deer, porcupine and the occasional black bear. A true retreat. Small, rustic cabin with electricity in the woods behind our home in the hilltowns of Western Massachusetts. You are just 300 feet from the house, but while in the woods you will have complete privacy. The woods are filled with songbirds and there is a small platform for meditation. There is no wifi in the cabin, so enjoy the ability to disconnect from it all while connecting within. The hilltown region is rich with rivers and lakes for swimming, boating and fishing and forests for hiking. We are just 30 min to Northampton and 45min-1hour from the many cultural offerings of the Berkshires.

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Conway Natives Nursery

19. Conway Natives Nursery

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24mi from Clarksburg State Park · 2 sites

Conway Natives Nursery is a beautiful working farm/plant nursery devoted to the propagation of native plant species, using sustainable methods. With pristine water from our well and forests all around, you will camp amid our gardens and orchards. Visit the chickens and pick fresh, organic fruit in season. Walk down the country road to the Bear River for a dip or explore nearby Shelburne Falls. We have a newly built outhouse. Enjoy our brand new outdoor shower with HOT AND COLD WATER, while looking over the wooded hillsides. Wilder Hill Gardens is very peaceful, guaranteed you will be greeted by bird song every morning and the evening sky is bright with stars. We are in a lovely rural neighborhood yet centrally located to any number of natural wonders and cultural activities. On the land, you might see a robust flock of laying hens, pigs in a portable pen cultivating new ground, plantings of medicinal herbs, and gorgeous sun and shade display gardens. A half acre of pick-your-own pears, currants, gooseberries and blueberries yields organic fruit from mid-July through September. Each site has a separate fire pit, Sorry, but we are not accepting pets at this time. There are two farm dogs, Viola and Jackson at Wilder Hill Gardens. They are friendly, well trained and mostly work along side me. But they do have free range of the farm and if anyone in your party has a fear or dislike of dogs this is probably not the best choice for you. We have PYO fresh fruit, vegetables, cut flowers, eggs, and all of our nursery stock for sale in season. There is a newly built garden shop and art gallery with a 12 Ft. Mosaic made of thousands of handmade porcelain pieces. We accept cash or checks or Venmo, but not credit cards. Check out our Extras!

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Sowilo Retreat

20. Sowilo Retreat

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25mi from Clarksburg State Park · 6 sites

Nature Retreat with Modern Tiny Houses & Geodesic Domes Escape to Sowilo Retreat, where luxury meets adventure in the heart of nature. Our cozy tiny houses offer the perfect getaway for families and friends, each accommodating up to four guests with: A private queen-size master bedroom A cozy loft with an additional queen bed A welcoming living space to unwind after a day of exploration Culinary Delights Savor a farm-to-table dining experience with locally sourced ingredients. Enjoy à la carte brunch and dinner in our Eatery or have it delivered straight to your door. Wellness & Adventure Recharge in our on-site studio with yoga, sound bath and workouts, or explore scenic hiking trails right outside your door. Venture further for swimming, biking, canoeing, kayaking, and skiing, or visit the charming towns of Saratoga Springs, Clifton Park, Troy, Bennington, Dorset, and Manchester—all within 30 minutes. Pricing & Extras: The all-inclusive service includes: ✔ Brunch & Dinner ✔ Drinks & Beverages ✔ Spa & Studio Access (Yoga & sound bath classes are available at an additional charge) Escape the ordinary—embrace the extraordinary at Sowilo Retreat. 📲 Follow us @sowilo_retreat for a glimpse into your dream mountain getaway!

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Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Clarksburg State Park adventure.

Top-rated campgrounds in Clarksburg State Park

Clarksburg Campground

1. Clarksburg Campground

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Campground in Clarksburg State Park · 42 sites · Tents, RVs

Moose enthusiasts, come hither—Clarksburg State Park is just the place to spot a real life Bullwinkle

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Top-rated campsites near Clarksburg State Park

Berkshire Beech House

1. Berkshire Beech House

99%

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6.6mi from Clarksburg State Park · 1 site

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Piebald Mountain

2. Piebald Mountain

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8.5mi from Clarksburg State Park · 1 site

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Riverhaven

3. Riverhaven

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(49)

12mi from Clarksburg State Park · 1 site

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Cherry Plain Sanctuary Farm

4. Cherry Plain Sanctuary Farm

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13mi from Clarksburg State Park · 3 sites · Tents, Lodging

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The Deer Crib at Flat Rock Farm

5. The Deer Crib at Flat Rock Farm

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13mi from Clarksburg State Park · 1 site

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Moonrise Forest Camp

6. Moonrise Forest Camp

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(66)

14mi from Clarksburg State Park · 1 site

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Berkshire Basecamp

7. Berkshire Basecamp

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15mi from Clarksburg State Park · 1 site · Tent, RV

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Haven Acres

8. Haven Acres

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16mi from Clarksburg State Park · 1 site · Tent, RV

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Gus's Gardens

9. Gus's Gardens

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(128)

17mi from Clarksburg State Park · 3 sites

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Otters and Eagles Cabin

10. Otters and Eagles Cabin

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17mi from Clarksburg State Park · 1 site

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Wyomanock Farm

11. Wyomanock Farm

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18mi from Clarksburg State Park · 24 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging

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Grateful Acres Vermont

12. Grateful Acres Vermont

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19mi from Clarksburg State Park · 5 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging

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Cozie Nook Homestead

13. Cozie Nook Homestead

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(260)

21mi from Clarksburg State Park · 2 sites

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Timbertrail Farm

14. Timbertrail Farm

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21mi from Clarksburg State Park · 7 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging

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Secluded Stays At Quill Nook Farm

15. Secluded Stays At Quill Nook Farm

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Dickensen Farm: Cabins & Camping

17. Dickensen Farm: Cabins & Camping

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23mi from Clarksburg State Park · 9 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging

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24mi from Clarksburg State Park · 1 site

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Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community

Conor

6 days ago

Weekend Trip to Riverhaven

Great spot, would stay here again, everything was perfect!

Jaycee

1 week ago

20 ft travel trailer

1 night at Haven Acres

We were greeted by Marcy at a wonderful location. The site has a 35 amp receptacle for our trailer. We enjoyed a short walk into town and had a nice dinner at Kevin’s! Many places to explore in the community.

michael

2 weeks ago

Weekend Trip to The Deer Crib at Flat Rock Farm

Hosts Marlene and Craig were great very friendly and accommodating. Cabin was nice and quiet plenty of room and comfortable. It was nice to be able to take a quick hot shower in the new shower shed. My dog loved being able to wonder around off the leash and go for a hike. We will definitely keep this one in our return list.

William

2 weeks ago

19 ft truck camper

With pets

1 night at Wyomanock Farm

Good directions, nicely prepared site, and lots of trails to walk. Attractive rural area.

Riley

3 weeks ago

Group trip

Weekend Trip to The Deer Crib at Flat Rock Farm

The cabin was very cute! They provided jugs of potable water and it was equipped with a stove, bowls, cups, utensils, etc. as well as firewood for the wood stove as well as the fire pit outside. The cabin came with a long couch, a loveseat, and two twin beds, as well as extra blankets. For electricity, you need to turn on the generator, which powered the lights and made it possible to use the outlets. There are also gas lamps inside the cabin that can be used independent of the generator. We did run out of gas for the lamps and for the cooking stove and they were responsive to replace the gas for us. Overall we enjoyed our stay and would consider returning in the future or recommending the space to others. Thanks so much!

Barbara

March 2026

Group trip

Weekend Trip to Dickensen Farm: Cabins & Camping

A perfect Maple Weekend with my two grandsons. From the moment we arrived, we were greeted by a pack of friendly dogs that made us feel right at home. Our cabin was tucked away down a quiet path in the woods—peaceful, private, and just far enough from the world. There were beds for each of us and table and chairs for playing games and eating. The highlights for the boys were definitely the 'farm chores.' They got to help the owner boil a fresh batch of maple syrup over the open fire and spent hours hanging out with the chickens and collecting eggs. Between spotting deer in the fields and the cozy cabin life (complete with a handy indoor loo for those middle-of-the-night trips!), it was a wonderful rustic experience. We’re already counting down the days until our summer return!"

Susie

March 2026

Weekend Trip to Dickensen Farm: Cabins & Camping

I had such a great experience at Dickensen Farm. I was immediately greeted by the property pawtrol lol, and kept company by two new furry friends nearly the whole weekend. Cabin was a perfect, clean shelter. This one is the closest to the house — but the property is peaceful and quiet. I believe I was the only guest as it was a rainy and cold weekend, and I felt lucky! Walking through the woods and listening to the rain was great; but the tin roof while reading was even better. I am used to camping with my sleeping bag and buddy heater so I was comfortable at night with no problems. Kimberly is a great host. I appreciate meeting kind people. Thanks for sharing your farm!!

Larsen

March 2026

Tent

Group trip

3 nights at Timbertrail Farm

Very nice view and good campsite with ample water and firewood

Cole

March 2026

Weekend Trip to Timbertrail Farm

Great campsite with lots of fun to do around! Mike is very responsive and attentive which is awesome

Clio

March 2026

1 night at Dickensen Farm: Cabins & Camping

Kimberly was very welcoming, her greeting committee (dogs) were friendly and entertaining, and the alpacas were lovely! Cabin was clean and there was plenty of wood around for a fire. Thanks so much!

Ellis

March 2026

Weekend Trip to Cherry Plain Sanctuary Farm

The land, lodging, and hosts were all amazing. The proximity to the horses gave a beautiful ambience to the whole trip. It was a great time for both my friends and myself. Would definitely come again. Thank you for having us!

Bethany

February 2026

With pets

Weekend Trip to The Deer Crib at Flat Rock Farm

This place was absolutely amazing! Everything you could need they had! Beautiful cabin and great locations! My mom and I spent the weekend there and definitely enjoyed every minute!

The warm cabin on a cold late summer night.

Ricky

February 2026

Weekend Trip to Sunflower Retreat

We had a great stay! The cabin was very nice and comfortable and Stacey was very responsive and made everything easy for us. Would come here again!

Annabel

January 2026

Weekend Trip to The Deer Crib at Flat Rock Farm

I had great stay in the snow- cabin has everything you need. One minor setback: my honda fit couldn't make it up the hill! In the winter make sure you have snow tires or 4WD Marlene and her husband were very helpful, helping me park my car at the bottom of the hill and driving my stuff right to the cabin in their truck. Thanks for everything!

Allan

December 2025

Weekend Trip to The Deer Crib at Flat Rock Farm

Excellent get-away experience. Exactly as described, put together by folks who are very practically-minded and resourceful. Total peace and privacy with very good comfort in primitive setting. Wood stove was key to cold winter nights, plenty of heating capacity to spare. Gas mantle lights are very nice touch as well. Host is immediately responsive and excellent communicator.

K Michelle

December 2025

13 ft travel trailer

1 night at Dickensen Farm: Cabins & Camping

I loved being there. Easy to find. Lovely to walk around the farm. Enjoyed the alpacas, chickens and turkeys. The staff was easy to communicate with via text. Electric, water and fire pit all easy to find and use.

Site includes picnic table with umbrella, charcoal grill and firepit. Hammock and two Adirondack chairs

katie

November 2025

With pets

Weekend Trip to Grateful Acres Vermont

The sunshine cabin was cozy and perfect! We brought our pup Charlie and she loved being able to explore off leash. The property is absolutely beautiful. We will definitely be coming back!

Wayne

November 2025

Tent

With kids

Weekend Trip to Timbertrail Farm

We had a wonderful time. The view was spectacular. The accommodation suited our needs. Having to outdoor compost potty with a scenic view was a plus for outdoors camping. We had heavy rain, but we were prepared. Mike had that wonderful pizza oven that we took full advantage of making so delicious pizza. We plan on returning to repeat our adventure.

November 2025

26 ft campervan

With pets

1 night at Wyomanock Farm

What a great property! Lots of different types of sites, most with beautiful nature views! Easy to find and access. Will definitely come back after winter!

Kim

November 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Timbertrail Farm

Spectacular view. Great spot for a vehicle with higher clearance.

Clarksburg State Park camping guide

Overview

About

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.

Notable campgrounds

Secluded Pondside Campsites - Enjoy a serene camping experience with easy access to water activities.
Forest-Enveloped Sites - Immerse yourself in nature's embrace, perfect for a tranquil retreat.
Trail-Adjacent Campgrounds - Set up your tent and be ready to explore the park's 9.5 miles of trails.

Tips for snagging a campsite

Book early to secure your spot, especially during peak season from late-May to early-September.
Check for cancellations regularly as plans change and spots may open up.
Consider mid-week camping for better availability and a quieter experience.
Explore nearby camping options to increase your chances of finding the perfect site.

When to go

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.

Know before you go

Check the weather forecast and prepare for changing conditions in this mountainous region.
Parking fees apply from late-May to October; have cash ready for the $5 resident or $20 non-resident fee.
Alcohol is prohibited, ensuring a family-friendly atmosphere throughout the park.
Swimming is only allowed in designated areas for your safety.
Accessible facilities are available, including camping sites and restrooms for all visitors to enjoy.

Reviews for Clarksburg State Park Campgrounds

100%

3 ratings · 2 reviews

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· June 2025

Tent ·

Clarksburg Campground

Absolutely gorgeous. Kind people, nice sites, clean bathrooms. We had a wonderful week and can't wait to come back!

Lydia B.

1 year on Hipcamp

July 2016

Clarksburg Campground

We camped here last year & stayed a couple of days to explore the Berkshires. This state park is very close to North Adams & Mount Greylock. Also the Vermont state line. The campsites ate spacious & not too close to each other. The bathhouse looks like it was recently built. The best sites are 2, 4, & 6. We stayed at site 30, which faced the woods. There's a swampy area behind that, so the mosquitoes are pretty bad. We had some cute little newts in the mornings at our site. There's a couple of nice hikes. The signage is helpful. We ended up making a loop trail out of 3 of them. There's a public beach that didn't see any use while we were there (in Aug!). We liked this state park a lot!