White pines is amazing. Whether you're renting for the weekend with friends or family or parking…read moreyour RV for a 6 month getaway. Its like no other.Nice pool is my favorite and I love the outdoor showers.They also have indoor showers.Staff and campers are inviting always.

The good - lots of things to do for kids and adults. Lots of activities including karaoke,…read moreconcerts, swimming pool, soccer field etc etc. WiFi, electricity and water is right by your camp site. The bathrooms are clean. The bad - some camp sites are so small and right next to others. My friend booked two different camp sites for our group of 4 adults and 4 kids, and my camp site was double her size. She wasn't able to fit her second vehicle so they had to give her the second site next to her to park in. The ugly - they give you one list of rules, none of which they enforce and then you have to sign a waiver. Our camp neighbors, right up under us had 3 dogs off leash the whole time they were there, one of which was a pitbull that growled at my friends son when he was standing half way in the shadow. The dogs were on our site, and the owners were too busy chatting to even notice their dogs roaming and growling at kids. Not once did any of the staff driving around notice or care to have the owners leash their dogs. We had to keep telling them to control their dogs and keep them on their side. Another dog incident where a woman brought her dog to the bubble slip and slide activity for kids and her dog put down a steaming hot load of poop right next to where kids were playing barefoot and in bathing suit and she didn't pick it up. I had to call her to do it. Dogs shouldn't even be allowed in that area because of said reasoning. That's why kids not potty trained are not allowed in a pool without a swim diaper. There were sites with 5 tents and lots of people. We had 4 adults and paid for two sites because we thought we had two many people for one site, only to find that people cram 5 tents and lots of people because they don't want to pay for multiple sites. Bears roam around that place. I have been camping for years in the same city but another campsite and have never seen a black bear until this trip. People leave food around and black bears come through. Go at your own risk because no one follows the rules and presumably they don't enforce them because you sign a waiver. Black bears and unleashed dogs are not a good combination for the dogs, the bears or any humans in their path.

Beautiful quiet camp. Very relaxing. Swimming pool at camp…read more Nearby river in photo. Scenery all around. Nearby shopping. Everyone seems friendly and kind. Laundry room and outdoor shower by the pool. Very clean and comfortable.

Great little campground tucked out of town among lots of trees. Quiet place, some visitors, but…read moremost residents are permanent. Very helpful staff, waited till we got there (after we called) and checked us in, before closing for the day. If I had to say something negative it would be that you have to use quarters to get water for a shower. But the water was hot, showers very clean, and plenty of time to shower with only 1 quarter. I would go back here again, and recommend it to anyone.

Love this place, I've been going since a kid and now my children go. It's mostly campers but…read morerenters are welcome. There is a river across the road with a swimming hole my grandfather made by building up rocks year ago. The is the Toland state national park with a beach near by and the sweetest store named Katie's near there. The campground has a wonderful unground pool and a small rev hall with a jukebox, pool table and some table tennis... there are also clean bathrooms with nice showers. This place has some of my fondest memories!

This is a small campground. There are sites for RV/trailers and some for tents. We stayed in a…read morecouple tents on site H. It had water and electric and great views of the woods, a little creek below and it offered the right amount of privacy. We really enjoyed our stay here. We stuck mostly to our site for the two nights we were here. There is a pool, it's small but decent on site although next to the busy road. There is a rec hall but doesn't have much to offer except for a Ping pong table, an old piano and some table and chairs. It's pretty outdated and run down as are the bathrooms although clean and plenty of hot water. The store on site in the office has a few things on the shelf but shouldn't rely on getting things there. There is a country store few miles down the road, Katie's which has everything, butcher shop, beer, wine, fresh baked pies and pretty much anything you can think of. The outhouse/ports potty up in the Maple Hill site area is very clean and was fine to use. CJ who runs the place and lives on site is great and is happy to help if you need something. Overall we loved the site we were on, there were some on Maple Hill that were wooded and secluded as well, H is halfway from office/pool to end so great location. If you are looking for a place to just hang out on your site, enjoy the woods and camping experience without running from activity to activity you find at other resorts and don't need a lot of frilly things then it's a good place for you.

I stayed here earlier in June. I loved it! It is spread out, has open spots and closed in (trees)…read morespots. The staff were friendly. There is a beach, laundry, store, large rec area. It is gated. I prefer adult campgrounds (yes, I like children)...but it was large enough that I had a quiet spot under the trees. Brie and I always appreciate a dog park! I would love to go back.

Dropped in for a night, grounds were well kept and staff was super friendly. Showers were clean and…read morewarm which is always nice. We will be returning next season. Great location for road trips up north. We tent camped for context

The place is not like it used to be. It was sold to a…read morecorporation and oh boy the Manager she should take some customer service classes. Others in the office are new and learning as they go. Prices went so high and now resort fees are being charged, I understand prices go up but I also believe improvements and upgrades are needed to show the increase, nothing has been done, other than pushing away seasonal and yearly clients. Been camping here since my kids were little about 15 yrs, started cabin then tent then pop up and TT now with grandkids. Loved this place unless things improve and the manager learns to interact with clients we might come back. Many other issues with a "sec guard" that is seasonal. We miss Greg.

This campground used to be one of the highlights of my summer, then got bought out by a corporation…read morethis year when we came for our annual Fourth of July camping trip. The bathrooms were disgusting the wood that they force you to buy was wet as in green not as in been rained on the pool was down the snack bar has been closed all while doubling. The prices of everything in the store is the same footprint with a different experience. All around everyone who I talk to seem to feel the same way and if this is their start, I would hate to see how the experience further's. We will be back for Labor Day only because if you cancel your reservation, they charge you 10% no matter how long it was

Granville State Forest is a beautiful preserve offering great easy hiking, wonderful campgrounds,…read morefishing, and the ability to commune with nature. The Hubbard River, a fairly wide and fast flowing body of water, is followed by a paved closed road that formerly lead to a now defunct campground. This route crosses the entire park - which is about three and a half miles. The path is fairly level and is easy enough even for children, and the paved road is handicapped accessible for a powered chair or scooter. It wasn't crowded at all on a sunny Sunday, and I enjoyed this place tremendously.

"By the waterfall I will hold you in my arms, and we will…read moremeet again By the leafy shade, in the, in the forest" (Van Morrison) We didn't go camping in the Granville State Forest, but we did go for an introductory hike known as their "Heart Healthy" hike. It's a 1.5 mile forest loop of pretty much easy difficulty. The terrain is mostly flat with just a few small inclines. The path transitions from pine needles to grass to heavy leaves and is mostly unencumbered, save for a few rocky patches, some tree roots, and muddy tire tracks here and there. We parked at the State Forest Headquarters, traveled North on the HQ Trail N, turned left onto the Corduroy Trail, turned left on the CCC trail, and completed the loop by taking another left onto the HQ Trail S. All of these trails were clearly marked with fantastic signage and blaze markers. It was amazing to us how after about ten steps into the trail, you are in total solitude in the woods. We didn't see another human being during our 1.5 mile hike. The forest scenery is very pretty, but there wasn't a lot to see -no waterfalls, almost no water views, no cool rock formations, and just one lonely footbridge over a swampy section. For a low impact introductory hike, this really suited our needs.

Let me start with staff, they are amazing and accommodating! The campground is great family…read moreoriented, playgrounds, canoeing, Slide, Rock wall, arcade great pool and more. Bathrooms clean, cabins for rent, wash stations, spacious sites! Golf cart rental, restaurants on weekends and many activities! My second visit here in a less than a month and couldn't be happier. Will definitely visit many more times.

Our family loves Cozy Hills! We have been going for 2 summers and had a great experience. It has…read moreaffordable prices, the sites and bathrooms are very clean, there are tons of fun activities to do and the pool is a hit with my kids! Each week they have different themes during the summer, and there are so many free activities included with the stay. Some of the extra activities have an added fee but the prices are still really reasonable!

The hostess Marian is a true gem! The park is kept up very well by her son…read more Very private sites with good amenities. Also they have LP gas

Stay here! The campground is very nice and an incredible value!! It was nice to support a family…read morebusiness and the value cannot be beat. There are so many features. State parks charge more for less. - Quiet setting - Wooded sites - All sites have water and some have water and electric - Clean bathrooms and showers (only 2 of each but in 2 evenings, I never had an issue. I was gone during the day and not sure what it's like in that timeframe. it's not a large campground and there are multiple RVs and I suspect they use their own facilities.) - You will receive a welcome bag at check-in with a site map to help you get to your site, the rules and regs, a guide to The Berkshires, a large garbage bag, and a pen. - The On-site laundry is in a small cabin-like building. It is clean and has a table, two chairs, and many books - On-site propane station - Large playground, an entertainment pavilion, a rec room (I didn't use them so not sure what's included) I will definitely stay again if/when I'm the area.

This place is what we refer to as the 'secret spot'. It's this gem of a campground tucked away, but…read morestill reasonably close. It's settled right on beautiful Lake Manchaug. The campground itself is secluded and quiet. There are spots for RV and tent camping. Bathrooms are extremely clean and well kept. The lady that runs it is super nice, but don't speed on her grounds or she will destroy you. The lake is home to all kinds of wildlife and teeming with fish. Whether you have a ski boat or a canoe it is accommodating! Overall a great place to get away and enjoy nature!! Just don't tell anyone I told you about the secret spot.

Great campground mostly trailers some tent area. Some sites on lake fishing kayaking…read more Very quite camp we have been there twice very happy.