We had a lovely stay at Laurel Ridge! It was the perfect rustic cabin retreat. We stayed in the…read moreMaster Suite. It was very spacious and had a gorgeous view out over the property. The bird feeders in front of the big windows are a nice touch. You can also see their 6 friendly goats and chickens from the room-side porch. You can say hello to them during your stay. One thing to note, though, is the master suite is right off the main kitchen. So if you are a light sleeper, you may hear breakfast prep sounds in the morning. Breakfast was served at a big dining table with the other guests. It was very yummy! The common area had a lovely fireplace where appetizers like cheese and crackers were provided upon arrival. We booked the Salem Cross Inn Fireplace Feast package. I would highly recommend booking this package. The biggest perk was being driven to and from the feast in a comfortable limo. It was also fun interacting with the other guests staying at the inn. You will likely be grouped with them for the dinner event. Eric and Sue were also very accommodating and friendly. It is definitely a unique getaway experience worth booking!

If you're looking for the perfect getaway for some peace and quiet, the Laurel Ridge Bed and…read moreBreakfast is the place to visit. Nestled on 60 acres in Warren, MA, the house is a beautiful log cabin that's completely off the grid with electricity sourced from solar panels and water from a well. Driving down the ¾ of a mile dirt driveway is a trip in itself... there's actually a sign to assure you that you're on the right path! Linda and Eric were extremely welcoming and made us feel like family. We ended up spending quite a few hours chatting with them and learning about living off the grid. They take a lot of pride in their property and it shows. Outside the beautifully built house live the chickens and the goats. The eggs for breakfast come from the chickens and Linda makes a wonderful goat milk yogurt. We were able to spend some time with the animals, which was an absolute blast. At the time they had several baby goats and they were a riot, each with their own personalities. My wife now wants some pet goats! The food was fantastic! Linda is an amazing cook and aims to please. My wife cannot have gluten and she prepared a gluten free breakfast that was beyond delicious. She made homemade gluten free pancakes with blueberries from their yard that were to-die-for. We didn't try the dinner option, but we definitely will next visit. The Laurel Ridge Bed and Breakfast is a hidden gem. You won't be disappointed if you go there. My wife and I can't wait to go back!

The hosts are friendly, attentive and have all of the amenities needed (minus outdoor speakers). I…read morehighly recommend going on pizza night, it was delicious. All of them were good but my two favorites ones were the prosciutto, apple one and the tomato basil one.

Amazing resort with plenty of amenities. When you your kids get to relive the moment Kermit, Gonzo,…read moreAnimal and Miss Piggy go down the slide in Muppet Babies, it's a dream come true. The views were impeccable and the layout allowed the kids to freely roam. Would highly recommend!!!

We looked at several hotels in Sturbridge and this one was the most affordable and accomodating! We…read moreneeded 2 adjoining rooms for my sister's wedding and they had a double queen attached to a king room with a seating area. This was perfect for doing our hair and makeup. And all the staff was so friendly and helpful. Breakfast was available with self-serve eggs, sausage, pastries, fruit and waffle machine. Beds were comfortable and the rooms were clean. I would stay here again!

The stay was fantastic! Accommodating, and the room where we had dinner was perfect to have the…read moreentire team eat together. No complaints whatsoever!

Due to traffic the trip to the camp site took long than we anticipated. When we reached out to the…read moreoffice they were very understanding and helpful! We had a "beach site" and the view of the lake in the morning was beautiful.

Everything, it's a pleasure being a seasonal camper here. Great Campground with Great amenities and…read morestaff. Thank you, ASHTON, and all the decision makers.

First time staying here, the check in experience was fantastic, they let me check in early, the…read morestaff is so kind and welcoming, I was taken a back when the lady running the store (forgive me I'm awful with names) remember my name! I know it's awful cause I don't remember her name but that's besides the point. This place is so great! There are a lot of families but a few younger people, I was afraid I was gonna be the only person solo camping. But everyone is so friendly the vibe is very relaxed. They had a car show today which was awesome! One thing to know is the traffic noise from the road. You can definitely notice it but that's obviously not on them, just know ahead of time that you'll be able to hear cars. All and all I'm very pleased with this campground and will definitely be coming back next season!!

I was so disappointed with this place. When you talk to the people on the phone they are so kind…read moreand so friendly and I was looking forward to the weekend. It was our first weekend of camping and we actually did stay an extra night. But we only stayed the extra night to see our friends who we haven't seen in a long time. Otherwise we have would've been out of there probably Saturday morning after arriving on Friday night. As we drove up to the campground I could see junk cars lining the street before the entrance. Then we pulled into the campground and were immediately accosted by the dumpster with piles of junk next to it and a house with a bunch of boats and farm equipment in the yard. Mike went up and registered which was simple and easy. Then we went through the gate and around to our campsite. As we drove to our campsite there was a tractor parked in the middle of the road and we had to drive around it on the grass to get to our campsite. That seemed odd. Then we drove to this field which had a nice green grass but no trees and this was where our campsite was located. Now we live in a city in Rhode Island and on a road that is fairly busy but not nearly as busy as the road that was about three campers length from our campsite. I was absolutely floored that we would be spending the weekend that close to a very busy road and listening to that traffic constantly. Then I looked around behind our campsite and there were piles and piles and huge piles of junk. Piles of wood , piles of equipment, piles of metal, piles of stone. It was just junk everywhere. Definitely a hoarder's farm. So on one side we had the main road with the traffic and behind us our view was of a bunch of junk. And it just didn't end there. Everywhere you looked was junk. It was like camping in a junkyard. We took a drive the next day because we had read that this was a popular campground with decent ratings. For the life of me, I cannot figure out why that is. We saw many sites which appeared to be seasonal sites. We saw several places where new construction was going on. None of the construction was completed and they actually had a functioning gravel bank right in the campground. There were campers parked next to it and across from it. The newer campsites had gravel instead of grass where you would park your camper. I could see that many people had been seasonal there for a long time because they had their own lawns and sheds and decorations that appear to have been there a long time. But when you got to the end of pretty much every road there was construction equipment working on the weekend, there was construction equipment lying on the side of the road, there was just more junk everywhere. As far as amenities, they have a man-made springfed pond. They do say that it is stocked but there is no swimming pool. They have a baseball field that needs reseeding because the grass is terrible. They do have a playground which looked pretty good. They had a couple of activities the weekend we arrived but we did not take part in them because we are still avoiding crowds. I wish I could say something good about them besides the fact that they are kind and friendly people but I can't. We will never go back again it was just not an experience that was relaxing and that rural atmosphere that you look for when you camp.

The ground keeping was meticulous. Wonderful people and great fun. The meals were awesome.read more

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.

This is a really nice campground. It is on a small but really nice pond. The camp sites are a…read morelittle close together but there are lots of trees to give somewhat of a sense of privacy. Each lot has its own fire pit and picnic table. The grounds, bathrooms and showers are clean and well-kept. But the two things that really stood out to me were the covered bridge that goes over the stream that runs into the pond, and the campground store. The store just has that rustic look, feel and smell that you expect from a campground store. My wife and I came down from Maine for the weekend to visit our daughter, son-in-law and two grandchildren (who are there for the month from California). They have a camper and we rented a tent site. When asked to be close by they were able to put us on a tent site right in their back yard, which I thought was nice. The owners come across as a little gruff at first but once you engage them in conversation, they are really quite nice. All in all, we had a really nice experience and highly recommend it.

We have been visiting this place for years, We decided to sneak one last tent camping trip for the…read moreseason. I watched the weather and tried to refund our money , this isn't an option for them . They make it like there are people will be banging their doors down to camp there with the pond you can't swim in . I wish them a spotted lantern fly infestation.