Hoping this msg reaches the owner directly. In Feb I made a weeklong rsv that runs through the July…read more4 holiday weekend (6/30-7/7). I've since had a change of employment and need to shorten my visit there. Per campground policy clearly stated online, credits or refunds aren't given for cancellations on holiday weekends. I'm available for the weekend, and submitted a request for credits for the non-holiday nights so I can use them in the future, per policy. Dave (who claimed to be owner, then clarified as Gen Mgr) denied my request... claims this cannot be done. I asked what would happen if someone had a lengthy reservation like weeks or maybe a month ... would they be locked into the entirety because a holiday fell within their dates?? He said no, they wouldn't; that's different. And he declined to afford me any means of contacting someone else (such as the owner) so that I could request ... "they won't be back for weeks anyways", he said. Please, per policy, I am keeping my nonrefundable non creditable weekend nights (3), would like to have the non-holiday nights (4) issued as a credit for a future stay. Dave has been ineffective in explaining to me why it's impossible for me to do this ... but is certainly possible for someone else in same situation.

Amazing ! Huge campsites…read more Firewood delivery to campsite. You actually feel like you are camping here and not stacked on top of other RVs. We recently had two adjacent campsites for a big group and honestly this might be my favorite place we've been in 20 years of getting our group together.

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.

Such a cute little camp ground. It's quiet and safe. Tom was very accommodating. Bennington is only…read morea short drive away. Beware of the windy hills getting there. The only down side was I had zero cell (Verizon) service (SOS mode), but plenty of WiFi options.

Not even a last resort, don't waste your money! Go anywhere but here. The new owners are the most…read morearrogant, rude (to adults and children), lazy, cheap, and entitled/self absorbed people I've ever seen running a camp ground. (They have only had the place for two years and reviews prior to that don't reflect how the place is managed now) They have an old swing set and paddle boats you have to clean and drain out water yourself before using. The pond is disgusting! That's it for entertainment for kids. Quiet time is at 10pm unless they decide to do karaoke, then quiet time is when ever the owners decide to put down the alcoholic drinks and stop keeping everyone up (12am usually). The only area you can access the pong is their poor make shift "beach" and the broken dock, every other area is a camp spot so don't bring adventurous kids. Who want to catch wild life Dirty showers.. So disappointing! Worst camping experience our family has ever had.. From arrival to departure. The ice cream truck drove through the camp ground it was our youngest sons first time, the owner came out of the trailer ("office") and said "we have ice cream for sale in here you know" I responded politely "Oh, well it's his first time and it's the ice cream truck so we're excited". He then responded "well that's the last fuking time they drive through my camp ground".. JUST WOW!

We stayed here 2 nights in the fall 2025. It was nice, but we didn't use any of the facilities,…read morejust stayed in our RV as I was sick with the flu. It was as a quiet place, spots were adequately spread out and level enough. We enjoyed our stay here.

2020 and Covid had us renting a Class A RV and finding Bonnie Brae Cabins & Campsites…read more 2021 has us as Seasonal Campers at Bonnie Brae Cabins & Campsites. We love it there. The owner, Dan ( Camp Counselor Dan as I like to call him) is great and is the reason we decided to become seasonal campers here!!!! Thanks for everything Dan!!!

Mount Greylock is the highest point in Massachusetts. The memorial is beautiful and a great way to…read morehonor the bravery and sacrifices our veterans. The drive up to the summit is an easy drive, about 30 minutes. The State Reservation Center showed a short informational video. We were able drive up early in the morning to watch the sun rise and get some great pictures.

Our visit to Mount Greylock was nothing short of breathtaking! As the highest point in…read moreMassachusetts, we imagine the panoramic views from the summit would be absolutely stunning. Unfortunately, the peak was cloud covered with breaking sun during our visit. The drive up was scenic, with winding roads offering glimpses of the charming woodland scenes. Once at the top, the Veterans War Memorial Tower added a historical touch to the beauty of the surroundings. The short hike around the summit was peaceful. If you're feeling adventurous, there are longer trails that seemed perfect for a day hike. We didn't have time to tackle them all but definitely plan to return. We hid a coin in a slate rock wall near the Appalachian Trail for our church brother to find should he reach this spot during his early 2025 attempt at traversing the trail. There's a small visitor center however it was closed during our visit. We were unable to grab a quick bite at Bascom Lodge. All in all, Mount Greylock is a must-see if you're in the Berkshires, offering the perfect blend of nature, history, and beauty. Just be sure to bring your camera--the views are unforgettable!

Great place to just get out and walk around and enjoy nature. The last time i went there I got to…read moresee a moose trimming thru the water.

I highly recommend this campground. It is for the outdoor enthusiast and not the RV crazy folks…read morewith unruly kids. It's quiet, well maintained tent/RV sites with plenty of outdoor activities to do. Hiking trail to Mt. Greylock and the bike path to ashuwillticook-rail-trail is close by along with stores and supermarkets for supplies. The campground goes through town and is tucked away in the center of a wooded/farmland neighborhood. The bathrooms, showers and comfort station to wash dishes are newly installed and clean daily. The camp sites are swept clean and a decent amount of privacy between bushes and trees. The campground also has a pond that has nice sunsets to watch as well as a short hiking paths. No need for an alarm clock because there is a rooster that will wake you up in the morning from a nearby farm! You are truly in the back country! I highly recommend setting up your homestead!

This state park is located in Woodford Vermont and provides for both day use and overnight camping…read more There is a beautiful lake with a small swimming area and they offer kayak, canoe and pedal boat rentals. There's a nice hiking trail that goes all the way around the lake. If you prefer, you can just sit and enjoy the tranquil view of the lake. It's definitely a great way to enjoy the outdoors. Note: I had no cell service while sitting near the swimming area.

Campsites were not on top of each other and quite spacious. Staff was friendly and helpful. Enjoyed…read moreour stay. Nice hiking trail around the reservoir.

My husband and I met at Aqua Vista as teenagers, and now we camp here with our own kids--carrying…read moreon a tradition started by our parents, who still camp here too. Over the years, it's grown into a second home not just for us, but for our extended family and friends who also spend their summers here. It's the perfect spot for families, with Friday night movies in the park, hayrides, cornhole, DJ dance parties, bingo, kids' crafts, a great pool and creek, and fun events like Christmas in July and the annual carnival. There's always something going on, and Mike (the owner) does a great job keeping things fun, organized, and welcoming. Aqua Vista is truly our summer home away from home.

Second year at this campground and having so much fun every weekend...enjoying all the themed…read moreweekends and events

Extensive trail system ruined by ATVs creating mudholes, eroding soil, generally destroying it for…read moreother users.

First time visiting this state forest. I found this place in the hiking book and it says good for…read moresnowshoeing. So I tried today. Because it snowed yesterday it was a good condition. Snow is very soft and powdery. It seems people snowshoe here 3 miles, but not further. We snowshoe 6 miles, so was breaking trail a lot. It was scenic and nice.