- Maudslay State Park
The best camping in Maudslay State Park, MA
Discover Maudslay State Park's historic charm and natural splendor.
The best camping in Maudslay State Park, MA
Quiet rural organic property
1. Quiet rural organic property
97%
(45)
12km from Maudslay State Park · 1 site · RV
Learn more about this land:
Only suitable for campers and RV's with their own toilet facilities. Site is level gravel driveway with use of backyard fire pit and table. Only one camper unit per night allowed in quiet rural neighborhood on small organic property. Seasonal organic vegetables, fruit and farm-fresh eggs available. Electric is 20 amp, so please check your air conditioner requirements. Can accommodate up to 30 ft unit. Pets welcome. 15 minutes from Kingston Lake State Park, 30 minutes from Hampton Beach State Park.
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F.a.C Campout
2. F.a.C Campout
95%
(234)
16km from Maudslay State Park · 11 sites · Tents
A shared space for the animals and the artist. We are working on becoming sustainable into the future where we can gather to work on our art in a loving natural and healthy environment. We welcome you to come relax and rejuvinate on this sacred ground. We ask you respectfully carry in carry out any trash. The farm can accommodate and accept your empty recyclables and compostable material (meat is NOT an allowed compost item). Please arrive before dark to guarantee reservation as meet and greet required as well as to be shown area. Our family practices kindness and encourages community. #NFA ⚡
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$26
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Camp Hood.
3. Camp Hood.
98%
(25)
16km from Maudslay State Park · 1 site · Tent
Camp amongst huge pine trees on dead end road with waterfront on Half Moon pond.. Fire pit, camp wood nearby for sale, picnic table , multiple chairs , gas grill with side burner, electrical cable for you. AND MY DOG ARCHIE WILL BE AROUND. MIXED LABISH BREED. VERY CHILL DOG. NO LEASH.
.. My house/batroom available 24/7
..Shower NOT available..
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I have a floating dock so it wobbles, Kayak, canoe, and an electric trolling two per bass boat along with various floats, and fishing poles/tackle available. No license needed.
AND EXCEPT FOR THE HOURS OF SUNSET, join if ya want, you will have acces to my stipped down 20 ft
pontoon boat with electric trolling motor. Take it out and park it in the middle of the pond, swim ladder included.
50 minutes to Boston. 35 minutes to Hampton Beach /Portsmouth NH... 90 miles to White mtns
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$95
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Bear + Bird Homestead
4. Bear + Bird Homestead
99%
(39)
21km from Maudslay State Park · 1 site · Tent
Welcome to our home! We're glad to have you.
Private, Exeter River camping with floating dock
Primitive bucket toilet in privacy tent
Hot/Cold Outdoor shower
Well behaved dogs/leashed dogs are welcome
2 Min to Lindy's Country Store, 6 Min to Market Basket (and shopping plaza)/Epping Restaurants
15 minutes to downtown Exeter
20 minutes from Pawtuckaway State Park
Over 300 acres of town forest hiking trails directly across the street.
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$71
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Camp in the woods
5. Camp in the woods
96%
(111)
25km from Maudslay State Park · 4 sites · Tents, RVs
Grandfather once lived on the property of a popular local restaurant owner original well and foundation still on site right on conservation trails with plenty of hiking biking and wildlifeLearn more about this land:3 acres private with hundreds of acres of hiking or biking abutting conservation land and 20 minutes from Hampton beach located 5 min from rt 101 and 125 new England dragway is 10 minutes away entrance can be muddy no low car access you need to walk in 500' or have AWD small building on property for fall hunting
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$48
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Harveys Hill
6. Harveys Hill
100%
(41)
29km from Maudslay State Park · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
Harvey’s Hill is a private hilltop campsite with 360° sky views, unbeatable stargazing, and access to our rustic Cantina featuring bathrooms, warm running water, and a basic kitchen. Just 10 minutes off the highway in Epping, NH, it’s the perfect stopover or peaceful escape.
Harvey's Hill has been a beloved part of Epping for generations. In the summer, you might see small planes taking off from the hilltop airstrip or locals walking their dogs up to catch the sunset. In the fall, my aunt Erica makes donuts down in the Milk Room, and in the winter, the hill fills with sledders racing down its snowy slope.
Many celebrations have taken place here over the years, including weddings, reunions, and picnics.
The Cantina is a new addition to the top of the hill. It includes three bathrooms, a kitchen, and electricity. While simple and minimalist, these amenities make the site more comfortable, and we hope they enhance your stay.
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$71
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Bakers Island Light Campsite
7. Bakers Island Light Campsite
100%
(115)
34km from Maudslay State Park · 3 sites · Tents
Bakers Island Light Station is located on Bakers Island in Salem Sound, a 60-acre island with a large summer colony. The lighthouse stands at 59 ft tall and continues to guide ships in and out of Salem Harbor with an alternating 20-second white-red light.
The 10-acre light station, which includes historic structures such as two keepers’ houses, an oil house, and a lantern room (now operating as a gift shop), is located in the northwest quadrant of the island and was formally owned and operated by the US Coast Guard. The rest of the island is in private ownership including the Bakers Island Wharf. The deed to historic Bakers Island Light Station was transferred on August 27, 2014, from the U.S. government to the Essex National Heritage Commission (Essex Heritage).
Enjoy the sights and sounds of off-the-grid coastal living at the Bakers Island Light Station Campsite. Set up your tent on a raised platform and take in the beauty of Salem Sound. Meet the summer lighthouse keepers, stroll through island trails, and unwind...just three miles off the coast of Salem!
Getting to camp: PLEASE READ - the only way to get to Bakers Island Light Campsite is by boat. You have three options: 1) Use your own kayaks and paddle out to our beach (this is recommended for advanced kayakers only). 2) Take our landing craft, Naumkeag out to the island for $70 per person. (Boat departs from Blaney Street dock on Friday at noon and picks you up from the Island on Sunday at noon). FREE overnight parking is available there. 3) Take your own boat, and rent a mooring for $50 a night (you will need your own dinghy to get ashore). ALL CAMPERS MUST ARRANGE TRANSPORTATION AFTER BOOKING. DETAILS WILL BE SENT FOLLOWING CONFIRMATION OF BOOKING.
IMPORTANT: The $60 per night fee covers 4 people per site. The absolute capacity for each site is 4 people, and you must provide us the name of EACH guest prior to arrival.
Essex Heritage is the non-profit organization that operates and maintains the 10-acre light station at Bakers Island, with the mission of public access and preservation.
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Boulder Brook
8. Boulder Brook
98%
(169)
36km from Maudslay State Park · 6 sites · Tents
Secluded in the wilderness, Boulder Brook Hipcamp has private tent sites right next to a babbling brook. The access road is a nice gravel .6 mile long road that is not maintained in the Winter. There is firewood for sale via Venmo right in the parking area, $6 per bundle. There is also a nice outhouse. There are 4 first come, first serve sites with tent platforms and fire pits. There is quick access to the Rockingham Recreational Trail, which is ideal for walking, mountain biking, and exploring. There is also a great swimming hole nearby called Chivers Pond. The campsites are located on the back corner of the Chivers Farm property and seasonal farm goods will be available for campers to purchase coming in 2025.
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$71
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Appleseed Flower Farm at York Beach
9. Appleseed Flower Farm at York Beach
94%
(26)
40km from Maudslay State Park · 1 site · Tent, RV
Surround yourself in the natural beauty of a working flower farm in Maine in this quiet, secluded location that's close to area beaches, lighthouses, and more. Located about an acre behind our family home (which you can see from the spot), the camp site is within steps of our barn, which has both running water and electrical hookups (20amps) for campers to use. An open field next door plays host to numerous deer and turkeys, and the flower fields feature a rotating lineup of beautiful blooms (depending on the time of the season.)
We are located off a busy street where cars drive a little too fast — if you have a dog that needs to be walked daily, we would recommend stopping by the beach or one of the many nearby walking trails instead of venturing down the road.
Max length of vehicles is 30 feet -- we've found that any longer and the turns are too tight.
10 mins to grocery store (Hannaford) and gas stations
12 mins to local beaches (Long Sands and Short Sands)
15 mins to Portsmouth, NH
20 mins to Nubble Lighthouse
25 mins to Ogunquit, ME
35 mins to Kennebunkport, ME
45 mins to Portland, ME
This is a working flower flower farm and on occasion there will need to be someone working in the field near to the campsite, often during the very early hours of the morning (5am during the spring and summer, later in the fall.) That said, we don't use tractors or any heavy machinery and we will always make our best effort to communicate this ahead of time.
Lastly, for the summer of 2025 we have a longterm camper and his dog located further back on the property behind the barn. The rest of this listing remains unchanged, but we just wanted to make people aware!
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$65
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Riverside Camp at Brandmoore
10. Riverside Camp at Brandmoore
97%
(95)
45km from Maudslay State Park · 1 site · Tent, RV
This is a very historic area with the Salmon Falls River being big enough for gundalows to travel to bring goods upriver in the 19th century. Story has it that cows were brought to New England on this land!Learn more about this land:Set up your tent in a flat, grassy area near the Salmon Falls River. In the barnyard of our dairy farm while being very peaceful and clean. You may hear the cows in the morning!There is a covered 'sawmill building' with a picnic table for you to enjoy.
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Grateful Acres by York Beach!
11. Grateful Acres by York Beach!
92%
(19)
49km from Maudslay State Park · 1 site · Tent, RV
Whether you're looking for a home base for a beach or hiking adventure, or a peaceful getaway, Grateful Acres is truly a heaven we want to share with you!
Our beautiful spot for your camper or tent is located minutes from Short and Long Sands beaches, Mt. A, and 8 minutes to Ogunquit, you’ll have access to all Maine’s southern seacoast has to offer.
Build a campfire. Read a book. Soak in salt of the ocean. Or embark and explore top rated restaurants, beaches, museums, parks, and outdoor adventures!
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Egwanulti Effervescent
12. Egwanulti Effervescent
93%
(34)
51km from Maudslay State Park · 1 site · Tent
Beautiful land on Salmon Falls River. Property has deck for fishing, and launch for kayaks.Learn more about this land:Large land lot on the NH/ME border. Right on the Salmon Falls River. Great kayaking spot. Secluded fire pit for campers only. Fish off our deck, light a fire and pass around smores while telling ghost stories. Then wake up to the fog rolling off the river, next to chickens playing in the garden. Take a trip down the river in your kayaks or canoe and then call it a day.Site is for tents only. Parking is available for free on the private street in front of the house. At this moment, we only accept 1 night reservations. Firepit is provided, firewood must be brought in, or can be purchased from host if needed. Commode is also on site. This is a pack in pack out site.
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$53
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Pine Brook Retreat
13. Pine Brook Retreat
100%
(11)
53km from Maudslay State Park · 1 site · Lodging
I’ve lived on this property for over 40 years of my life, exploring and camping many times in these woods. I decided to build an A-frame cabin perched on the hill that overlooks the brook a few years back and it has quickly become my happy place.
This site is a great space to be in the woods, but not too far from things. You can explore the 15+ acres of woods, take a dip in the water, forage mushrooms or just sit under the pines.
The cabin is just a few minute walk past the tree line and very private. We are thrilled to share this beautiful peaceful space with you. .
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$94
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Suncook River Camp
14. Suncook River Camp
100%
(15)
54km from Maudslay State Park · 60 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Enjoy the outdoors of New Hampshire, just an hour outside of Boston, and located 5 minutes from Bear Brook State Park. Fishing, kayaking, river tubing, and hiking are all right in our backyard.
Suncook River Camp is under new ownership (2024). We can't wait to spend time with you on the river this season.
We offer everything from bring-your-own tent sites to upscale vintage camper experiences. Our campground has bathroom and brand new shower facilities onsite, or bring your RV and just plug and play.
Come to Southern NH's Suncook River: canoes, kayaks, stand-up paddle boards (SUPs), or your best alligator floatie. We're waiting for you. The Suncook River also offers some of the best fishing and wildlife watching around!
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$70
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Patti's Beaver Pond
15. Patti's Beaver Pond
100%
(11)
55km from Maudslay State Park · 1 site · RV
We are in a suburban area (Lincoln, MA) which is next to Concord and Lexington. This is a historical area with Lexington Battle Green, historical houses and civil war reenactments. We are close to Walden Pond and many hiking and bike trails. We are also close to the communter train to Boston and surrounds. Email if you need additional info about how to get into other towns.
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$95
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Private site close to attractions
16. Private site close to attractions
99%
(47)
55km from Maudslay State Park · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
Large camping spot on the edge of a 125-acre farm. Site has an open area with sunny or shaded place to set up camp. Guests are welcome to walk or hike around the property. There are open fields and some rough hiking trails (wear good shoes!) Small stream runs through the property and there are wild turkeys, deer and other wildlife about.
This is a rustic site with picnic table, fire ring and chemical toilet. Pretty and peaceful. Plenty of room to pull in a motorhome, camper or pop up
Convenient to most locations in Southern Maine and NH. Located near the center of town, there are stores and restaurants within a 5-minute drive. Excellent location to be away from tourist areas but close enough to visit -Beaches 20-30 minutes, RT 95-15 mins, Portland 45; Portsmouth-45 mins, Kittery Outlets -30 mins. White Mountains 1 hour 30 mins.
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$63
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Private Cozy Camper Near Beaches
17. Private Cozy Camper Near Beaches
100%
(10)
56km from Maudslay State Park · 2 sites · Lodging
Come enjoy the beautiful town of Wells in a completely renovated 25-foot camper in a private lot just 1.5 miles from Ogunquit Beach and walking distance from a trolly stop. Set on a secluded fenced in lot, relax outside with a brand new deck, fire pit, and plenty of lawn space.
FREE unlimited firewood!
This 200 square foot camper boasts a queen size bed, a reclining sleeper chair, and a fold down dinette for additional or younger guests! This adorable RV has been thoughtfully modernized with all the comforts of home in mind! It has AC, heat, and hot water so any day is a nice day in the camper.
We do allow pets at the camper! The fee is $50 per pet, per booking. If you would like to bring a pet, please add the Pet Fee which is listed as an Extra during the booking process.
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$285
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Jest-A-Bit Farm
18. Jest-A-Bit Farm
100%
(16)
57km from Maudslay State Park · 3 sites · RVs
Parking/camping in various places. All very flat. One or two spots near barn, more spots nearby indoor riding arena, we can run extension cords for lights and some power. Town water so there is plenty of drinking water via hose or sink in barn. Private spaces but not secluded. It is a running horse farm with plenty of equine fun. Plenty of hiking trails, near river, and open fields. 1 mile to get into town. 5 miles fr
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Ponderings at White Pond
19. Ponderings at White Pond
98%
(53)
58km from Maudslay State Park · 1 site · Lodging
Once written about by Henry David Thoreau in Walden. He called it one of the "emerald eyes of the world" . A magical place yet so close to Boston.Learn more about this land:This winter we are offering up our cottage with an additional winterized tent for studio or additional guests. You need to walk about 100 yards down a gravel path to get to our secluded home. It is heated with two pellet stoves. One in the bedroom wing, the other in the livingroom/kitchen. Skating, ice fishing, and crosscountry skiing right outside your door when the weather is right. Peace and calm when the weather is harsh. The house is fully stocked with cooking. linens, and a bathroom. During the summer, glamping in our greenhouse-tent for peace and tranquility. It is under a canopy of trees with a cool pond breeze prevailing. The bed and linens are first rate for a very comfortable stay. There are shelves, potable water and a desk within. It is heated in the cool temps and fan cooled in the warmer days. There is a canoe and paddleboard available to borrow. The main house is attached by decks, the bathroom is shared with the main house and there is a kitchen for you to use. The 40 acre pond is 65 feet deep. It is a kettle pond which is spring fed with no river inlets to pollute it. Access is a little tricky with 100 yard hike from the parking area down a steep slope. The pond is stocked with bass and trout for great fishing. The birds are amazing. Henry David Thoreau wrote about White Pond in his book, Walden as the "emerald eyes of the world." This is a place that magic happens.
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Spacious Skies Minute Man Campground
20. Spacious Skies Minute Man Campground
94%
(86)
59km from Maudslay State Park · 100 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Escape the bustle without sacrificing convenience at Spacious Skies Minute Man. Nestled in historic Littleton’s pine forests, our campground offers a peaceful retreat steps away from iconic National Historic Parks and Walden Pond. Choose wooded or open sites for your RV or tent, enjoy modern amenities like our heated pool and rec hall, and let the kids and pups run free in the playground and dog runs. Need a break from cooking? Our camp store has you covered, plus local restaurants deliver! Cozy cabins are also available. Don’t miss out on this unique blend of nature and city access – book your stay today!
Relax in the heart of history at Spacious Skies Minute Man. Our campground’s tranquil, wooded setting near legendary Walden Pond and National Historic Parks offers the perfect escape from everyday life. Whether you’re in an RV, tent, or one of our cozy cabins, you’ll find everything you need for a comfortable adventure: picnic tables, fire rings, full hookups, plus a heated pool, playground, rec hall, and even dog runs for your furry companions.
Need a break from camp cooking? Our well-stocked camp store has essentials, and nearby restaurants offer takeout and delivery options for those lazy campground evenings. Explore the rich history of the region, immerse yourself in nature’s tranquility, or take a quick trip into Boston – the choice is yours! Spacious Skies Minute Man provides a unique blend of outdoor adventure and urban access.
Don’t miss your chance to experience the best of both worlds! Our prime location and fantastic amenities mean sites fill up quickly. Book your getaway today and create memories that will last a lifetime at Spacious Skies Minute Man.
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Sandrine
November 2025
6 m campervan
With pets
Julie is a perfect host. She was welcoming and resourceful. We love her space and it's proximity to Boston
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Kim
November 2025
With pets
Perfect peaceful spot to relax and shut down. We didn't really need anything but we knew April was there if we did. There are a lot of little things April leaves in the cabin in case you forget anything which is appreciated. It is decorated so cute with little lights inside which I appreciated at night. The spot is gorgeous with the sound and sights of a brook and trees. What more could you ask for? Sitting by the fire watching the moon rise and sipping coffee with the sun rise was so enjoyable. We didn't bring our dogs but will in the future. A great spot for them. You are in nature and have total peace but with the security of knowing April is right there if needed and hiking and stores are close by if you need them. Highly recommend this spot.
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Eric
November 2025
Tent
It’s a very professional campground! I loved being so close to the River and the surrounding nature was beautiful. It was great even in the fall but I’d love to go in the summer and enjoy the water features.
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emma
November 2025
6 m Class B
With kids
Fantastic pitch next to the cantina on top of the hill. Amazing views, wild turkeys roaming and little fishing pond. Cider apple donuts for sale on site down the track. Cantina has toilets, kitchen (no stove) and water. Wash room with hot showers at the house down the hill. Brilliant place to stay.
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Jessenia
October 2025
6 m travel trailer
With pets
Very nice quiet area to stop and Julie was nice and welcoming.
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MAURA L
October 2025
6 m Class B
Brianna and her family are great hosts! They were very responsive and respectful. The spot has everything you need - electric, water, a hammock, solo stove, etc. It was perfect for my weekend meeting up with old friends in Ogunquit. I very much enjoyed my stay and will definitely be back! Thanks!
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Nicolas
October 2025
Tent
Cheryl is a great host and the property is lovely. Such a cool place to visit. 100% recommend
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Debra
October 2025
7 m travel trailer
Nice and quiet. We had a good night's sleep. Julie is nice.
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YIFEI
October 2025
Tent
Second time visiting and as always friendly and clean! Had a great camp out in late fall weather
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Antonella
October 2025
Tent
Group trip
A simple campground that offered little conveniences that added up to a great stay. My group arrived right before check in to pick site 4, which has a mini parking lot and is right next to the stream, and close to the outhouse. You can hear the highway, but it’s distant and quiet at night. Beautiful property and pathways; the site did have small tree/plant stumps that were easy to trip on so just watch your step.
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Chris
October 2025
6 m campervan
Beautiful property, great hosts, look forward to staying again.
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Mariah
October 2025
1 night at Pine Brook Retreat
Cutest little cabin nestled in a well loved place. The area built out for camping was so lovely and everything in the cabin was well thought out. We were unfortunately there during a burn ban but there was a lovely propane fire we were able to use and it was perfect. Listening to the creek while drinking my morning coffee was so so perfect.
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Andy
October 2025
7 m Class C
With pets
Electricity, water, a level site, and a picnic spot. All we needed for this trip.
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Leigh
October 2025
Tent
I had a lovely relaxing evening at this site! I like camping at remote sites but I can get creeped out if there's no one else around for miles. This was the perfect amount of privacy for me. You can see some houses and lights through the trees a bit but you won't see another person if you don't want to. The site is spacious with all the essentials. The owners were great. I live nearby and hope to return soon!
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natalie
October 2025
Tent
Boulder Brook was the best campsite we could have stayed at! My group and I arrived just at check in so were able to check out all the sites quickly before choosing our own and all of them would have been perfect! The land is so well maintained and sites are far enough apart where I couldn’t hear any of the other groups at all. The outhouse was maintained perfectly and everything about the campsite was beautiful, clean, and welcoming. We walked around the property using the map shown at the campsite and it was all so beautiful and was such a gem. I will definitely be staying here in the future. Thank you Peter!
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Julio
October 2025
Tent
With kids
Excellent host, he was very helpful. We used the pontoon all day with my 13-year-old son and his buddies. We were actually pretty successful at fishing with live bait. We got some decent sized bass and a couple of bluegill sunfish, which we ate that night in tacos. The area for the tents is comfortable and the host let us use his bathroom. He also has a big grill and perfect setup for a fire. He was very responsive and had great advice on local activities and fishing. We’ll happily go back.
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Jonathan
October 2025
Weekend Trip to Ponderings at White Pond
Our stay at the cabin by the pond was just what we needed as both of us are from the city. Very, very quiet, comfortable bed with a view of the pond. We were able to use the canoe and take a ride out on the lake. Walking/biking paths nearby and West Concord with modern amenities is only 10 minutes away. It was a peaceful and comfortable getaway. Claudine was a gracious host. I highly recommend for couples who just want to enjoy each other's company and the peaceful outdoors.
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Mizael
October 2025
Tent
Great camping area. We felt very safe and secluded while we were there.
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Brennen
October 2025
7 m Class C
With pets
Beautiful site and easy to work with. Will absolutely stay again.
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Forrest
October 2025
Tent
Great campsites it's my new favorite place to camp definitely coming back soon.
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Overview
About
Camping near Maudslay State Park promises an experience that seamlessly blends history with nature's splendor. Campers, imagine waking up to the allure of 19th-century gardens, where every turn reveals meticulously preserved carriage roads, stone arch bridges, and a mesmerizing reflection pond that captures the essence of nature's beauty. Maudslay State Park, once the esteemed Moseley family estate, stands as a testament to Newburyport's rich history, nestled along the scenic Merrimack River. But it's not just about the past. The park beckons with a plethora of outdoor activities. Whether you're an avid hiker or someone who simply enjoys a leisurely stroll, the miles of trails here cater to all. And for those with a passion for horseback riding, joining the park's equestrian group is an opportunity you wouldn't want to miss. But the magic of Maudslay doesn't end there. The fields and meadows, in their vast expanse, offer the perfect backdrop for a family picnic. And if you time your visit right, the sight of rhododendrons in full bloom is a spectacle that will leave you spellbound. A Maudslay State Park camping trip is more than just an escape; it's a journey through time, where every path leads to a story, and every view is a masterpiece. So, campers, pack your bags and set out for an adventure that promises both serenity and discovery. The wonders of Maudslay await!
When to go
The best time to visit Maudslay State Park is during late spring when the flowering trees and rhododendrons are in full bloom. Summer offers educational programs and full access to facilities. Winter transforms the park into a wonderland for cross-country skiing. Avoid visiting during extreme weather conditions to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.
Know before you go
- Check the weather forecast and dress appropriately for your adventure amid the park's diverse landscapes.
- Remember, daily parking fees apply year-round, with MA residents paying $5 and non-MA residents $20.
- While exploring, keep dogs on-leash and note that alcohol, motorized vehicles, and metal detectors are not permitted.
- Accessible restrooms and a beach wheelchair are available to ensure an inclusive experience for all visitors.
- Plan your visit between sunrise and sunset to make the most of your day amid the park's scenic beauty.
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