Camping in Massachusetts offers four seasons of sports, entertainment, touring and family fun. Whether you’re looking to soak up some culture, get in touch with nature, or just bond with the family, there are countless colorful things to see and do in Massachusetts. Discover Benjamin Franklin’s Boston, or take a walking tour of historic Concord.

    Freedom Trail-Boston
    Discover Boston’s role in the American Revolution on a 90-minute walking tour along the freedom trail in the heart of downtown Boston.  While visiting Boston you can also plan a trip to Fanuel Hall, USS Constitution, New England Aquarium, and more.

    Cape Cod & The Islands- Cape Cod
    Cape Cod offers an endless number of ways to enjoy yourselves.  Enjoy miles of pristine beaches, 27 golf courses, whale watching, the National Seashore, scenic bike trails, museums, or lighthouses tours.  Ferries take you to the islands of Martha’s Vineyard or Nantucket where you can spend the day exploring.

    Gloucester- Cape Ann
    Cape Ann is located 30 miles north of Boston and is comprised of the city of Gloucester and the towns Manchester, Rockport and Essex.  Gloucester is America’s oldest fishing ports, offers a variety of recreational activities and has spectacular natural beauty.

    Historic Salem-Salem
    Explore the House of Seven Gables, The Peabody Essex Museum or immerse yourself in Pioneer Village, a 3 acres, reacted Puritan village.  Salem has something for everyone and every age.

    Plymouth Plantation-Plymouth
    A recreation of a 1627 small farming town built by English Colonists 7 years after arriving on the Mayflower.  After visiting the plantation be sure to head to the seaport and tour the Mayflower & Plymouth Rock.

    Six Flags New England-Springfield
    Spend the day at the largest amusement park in Massachusetts.  Fun for the entire family with one admission price for 2 parks.  Six Flags also has a waterpark that you can enjoy for free, with your paid admission to the amusement park.

    The Berkshires-Western
    Spend a day exploring the Hancock Shaker Village in Pittsfield, take a drive along the Mohawk Trail, enjoy white water rafting along the zoar gap, or just take in the scenery while shopping for antiques and visiting a museum, like the Norman Rockwell Museum.

    Old Sturbridge Village-Sturbridge
    Expanded learning and hands on opportunities are available throughout this recreated 1830’s village; meet the animals, enjoy performances, talks, walks, dining, shopping and special events.  Live & learn in America’s past, year round.

    JFK Library & Museum-Boston
    This Library & Museum is dedicated to our 35th president and is located on a 10 acre park, overlooking the sea and the city of Boston.

    Ecotarium-Worcester
    A unique indoor-outdoor museum.  Set in an urban oasis, the ecotarium offers a chance to walk through the treetops, journey through the galaxy at the digital planetarium, meet wildlife, stroll nature trails, ride a narrow gauge railroad and get hands on with family friendly exhibits.