Drive your RV to the beaches, woodlands, and mountains of the Bay State.
From the mountains and woodlands of Western Massachusetts to the sandy beaches and islands of Cape Cod—getting outdoors in Massachusetts is easy, and you’ll never have to drive far to find a state park or RV campground. Summer campers make a beeline for the coast, and with 200 miles of Atlantic shoreline, there are plenty of sandy beaches to choose from. Self-contained RVs can overnight along the Cape Cod National Seashore with a permit, camp at nearby Nickerson State Park, or park right by the beach at Salisbury or Horseneck Beach. In fall, don’t miss the fall foliage views in The Berkshires, where you can hike, bike, and camp in the October Mountain State Forest and Mount Washington State Forest, or park your rig by the lakeside at Wells State Park. To the north, miles of trails await hikers in the Mohawk Trail State Forest and Savoy Mountain State Forest.