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8 RV Parks near Cochituate, Massachusetts
Natick, Massachusetts 2.7 miles SE
Wayland, Massachusetts 2.88 miles N
Framingham, Massachusetts 3.92 miles SW
Wellesley, Massachusetts 4.04 miles SE
Framingham Center, Massachusetts 4.07 miles SW
We did however find 8 campgrounds within 25 miles of Cochituate. You can also find a list of cities with campgrounds or RV Parks near Cochituate in the left hand column.
1003 South Rd Bedford, Massachusetts 01730 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 77 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 19 Reviews
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Sep 2019 - $26.00
Nice campground. People are pretty quiet. The Air Force base is right beside the campground. After you're here a few hours you don't notice the planes taking off and landing. Plenty of space for your RV. You do have to go through a neighborhood to get to the RV park. No playground or kid things to do. Laundry mat is okay. $1 a load. If you have a bigger load pay the extra .50. Or you'll be like me and rewashing your bed spread. *******Bring quarters. They won't give them to you here. There are chairs scattered all around the office to hang out. No firepit at the campsites but there is a fire pit across from office lights up at 7:00. Screened in area behind office for hanging out. Lots of seating. Microwave and coffee maker. Restrooms and showers look okay. We never used them. Small half basketball court. That's about it for things to do. Really great location for staying if your touring Boston or all the nearby National Park areas. We would stay here again. - RLKeller
Aug 2019 - $26.00
No frills. Not a destination park, but an okay location to use as a base to visit the Boston area. There are wooded sites that are W/E and open spaces that are FHU. The layout of the open spaces is very strange and when you pull in to the office you have passed the open spaces and either have to back up to the entrance road to drive to your site or drive through the wooded sites. Very bad layout. We were in the open sites area and they were fairly close together. All utilities worked fine and were located properly. They don't accept reservations, which in my humble opinion, is ridiculous. Personally, I hate going to a RV park without reservations. You drive through a neighborhood to reach the park. There is nothing special about the park, but nothing bad either. We would go back but only if we were in a bind to find a place. - jomark
Aug 2019 - $30.00
We stayed here in a 43"' motorhome. We found out once there that the CG isn't really laid out for big rigs. We did get a pull thru that fit us, but wasn't that easy getting around inside the park. First off, you drive through a neighborhood to get to the Famcamp (which isn't on the base). The trees on the street and at the CG had low branches that hit the top of our coach. Once we got into our site, everything was fine. Our neighbor had to pull his awning in so we could leave to make a turn. This is an older Famcamp and needs updating to truly be big rig friendly. - Bdunk
West Main Bolton, Massachusetts 01740 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 0 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 1 Reviews
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May 2006 - $0.00
This place looks like it has finally closed as suggested in a 2004 post. Although it was open last year, all rigs are cleaned off from the premises and the web site telephone number is "no longer in service". Make way for some condo's! - jdkd123
131 N Main St Bellingham, Massachusetts 02019 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 150 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 50 Reviews
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Sep 2019 - $55.00
This was possibly our worst camping experience. It began with a $20 charge for arriving about an hour before their check in time. We were sent by a very narrow tree-lined trail to our site in a field. We had to use a 30amp service because an adjacent site needed the 50 amp outlet. Our 30 amp power was turned off by the neighbor all day in 85 degree temperatures when he removed his 50 amp power. We couldn't access the entrance to the facility because of the incoming campers. The facility was poorly maintained. The staff was not caring and unfriendly. I would never use this facility again - Mikec888
Oct 2018 - $48.00
This park is in some serious need of maintenance and upgrading. For $50/night I expect the roads to be more than just dirt and cracking upheaved concrete. The sites range from ok to dirt pits. A small rain will have your tires sinking into the mud. The roads are not well marked, you could almost be pulling into an RV site before realizing that it is not a road. The 'street signs' are hard to see, set far back from the actual road. The streets are one way, but no one way markers. That itself doesn't warrant a 1 star review. What got me was the sheer amount of rules and how they were presented. You are a guest at will and your stay can be terminated without notice. No retractable leashes EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY?? You cannot bring in outside firewood, even if it is from the gas station across the street (you are welcome to buy theirs of course). You can't use your own washer or dryer (you are welcome to pay for theirs). If you break either rule, Terminated. Look I get it, there are a lot of people who disregard the rules, but treating people like they are children by default leaves a bad taste in my mouth. If somebody breaks the rules, deal with them kindly on a 1-on-1 basis, but developing a list of rules (by the way, there is more than 1 page of these and even these tell your to refer to the website for MORE rules), and then posting signs all over reminding people of these rules is not the way of handling this. If you were running a resort, an $8 visitor fee would be warranted, and a $10 overnight guest fee. These are outrageous extra visitor rates for a time period when the pool is closed and your 'lawn' is muddy. I get extra people cost extra money, but not $10/night extra, that is just ridiculous. - rayzorben
Sep 2018 - $48.00
Very nice park. We stayed 12 days and were very satisfied. The only reason I didn't give the value higher stars was that I feel it is overpriced...but that is the area. The site was roomy and fairly level. Had good internet and cable TV. The site we had felt pretty private and was shady most of the day. We would definitely stay here again if in the area. - GranNan06
264 Ayer Rd Littleton, Massachusetts 01460 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 100 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 205 Reviews
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Oct 2019 - $61.00
Trees, lots of trees, especially pines, so if you don't like the smell of pines, you won't like this place. The interior roads are tight, as was the site we had. Service was good, and they had someone lead us to our site. Hard to tell, with the pine needles, but it looks like some of the roads are paved and some of them are dirt. Our site looked like it was mostly dirt, covered with pine needles. Getting level and getting connected was no problem. Cable TV worked well, so we didn't try to use the OTA antenna. Satellite wouldn't work at all, due to the trees. Wi-fi worked well, as did out AT&T cell phones. - Bbtj
Sep 2019 - $35.00
Not a park for big rigs due to tight turns, narrow roads, and trees. Difficult to back a 34-foot fifth wheel into my site. The commuter rail stations to Boston are not close; drive east or west to nearest stations was 20-30 minutes. - grandflic
Sep 2019 - $54.00
We love staying in this park and have done so for over 25 years - Deborah Spence
72 West St Foxboro, Massachusetts 02035 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 400 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 239 Reviews
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Oct 2019 - $104.00
Very pricey but very nice resort. There is a lot to do here for all ages and there is a restaurant on site that serves B, L, D, and will deliver to your site. The campground is very large and roads are easy to navigate. They have a lot going on during the summer and weekends but we were just using this as a one-night stop so didn't have the opportunity to utilize all the facilities. They do have a nice large indoor pool and two large hot tubs. - Cape Cod kayaker
Sep 2019 - $56.00
A very large, park like, urban campground, but without the severe crowding of the typical urban campground. Given the location (just off I-495), the campground is pretty quiet. Some road noise, but not really objectionable. Best access is from Route 1 using Thurston Rd unless the Patriots are playing - the trees were better trimmed than on our last visit. Good asphalt entry with multiple lanes for checkin and unhooking toad if desired. Gated access after the office so make sure to get two gate codes if dropping the toad at the office. Mix of asphalt and gravel interior roads which are mostly a good width - there is one rather narrow section over by the activities building especially if a golf cart is parked there. No issues with big rig access other than this one narrow section. Sites are gravel with a mix of pullings and backins and seemed to be mostly level. Sites have picnic table and fire ring and are well maintained (they rake each site immediately after the rig leaves). Lots of trees, but still feels relatively open. Power, water, and sewer ok. Satellite access is very problematic due to the trees, but we did manage to get a lock on. Campground wifi had good signal @ 8.4Mbps; Verizon 4 bars @ 9.4Mbps; T-Mobile 3 bars @ 6.2Mbps. Full single stream recycle on site. Good road bike riding within the campground, but questionable adjacent to the campground. Overall a good location for the Boston metro area. We will return. - SeaLandSkyPhoto
Sep 2019 - $63.00
This is a "TRUE" RV resort! Great directional signage. Staff extremely nice and very helpful. Campground immaculate ... about the best we've seen anywhere. There are an amazing number of facilities throughout; which we did not have time to take advantage of while there. Due to its size, yo can get a lot of walking exercise getting from one place to another. I hope we have another excuse to stay here longer in the future. - dandd
137 Mill St Mansfield, Massachusetts 02048 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 300 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 28 Reviews
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Sep 2019 - $48.00
Like others have said, this is an older campground. We found that this is gated park, so make sure to take your key card. Check in was fast, the people were friendly and helpful. They have a limo that will take you to the train station, which is nice and will save you on having to pay for parking. All the connections were easy to locate. The wi-fi was satisfactory, even though you had to sign in every day. We had to keep adjusting our TV antenna, to get local channels. Being in the pull thru area, we didn't have trees to block the satellite TV, so it was fine. We found the road, into the pull-thru area there to be dirt, which had a lot of holes that needed to filled in and leveled. Our coach bounced around like a roller coaster. Our site, as was the whole pull-thru area was grass, dirt, and some gravel. It was kind of hard, in places to tell what was road and what was a site, since the grass has grown up thru the gravel. - Bbtj
Jul 2019 - $48.00
This is an old campground with tree cover on almost all of it. Being so shaded most surfaces are dirt. Personally I would rather have the shade than grass. Being an old campground a lot of the amenities are old. They are well maintained and clean. Being so old they look kind of dirty but really are not. It is very much a family campground with a lot of children. I like with children. If you are a bah humbug, you will hate it. There are a lot of permanent and seasonal residents in older trailers that have a lot of junky clutter around them. Many are in desperate need of a cleaning. It gives the place a sort of red neck appearance. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I like it and find it gives the place a less stark and more homey appearance. - MichaelInMA
Sep 2018 - $40.00
We stayed at the park over Labor Day weekend. The arrival process was very good. Our site was good, fairly level, hard packed dirt and gravel. Maple Street has some nice wide level sites. We had a problem with the water spigot handle being broken and some branches hanging over the trailer. I went to the office and before I got back to the site two employees had already been there and took care of both minor problems. There were two pools both very clean. They had a pirate weekend for the kids that was excellent. The store was well stocked and reasonably priced. They will deliver firewood to your site. Everyone we spoke with on the staff was polite and helpful. There was one noisy area in the campground where a large group was, it did go a little late, about midnight but not out of control. This is an older park and some things are a little dated. The bathhouse was kept tidy but could use renovation. I would recommend this place highly. - Tennessee Mike
Harold Parker Rd North Andover, Massachusetts 01810 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 89 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 4 Reviews
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Sep 2019 - $42.00
This is a really, really nice campground. We checked in and drove to site #106. The macadam roads were a little narrow, lined with trees, but not a problem for us. We got to the site and easily backed into a perfectly level and very large site. There was 30 & 50 amp electric on a pedestal and a water spigot for the site. It was a Sunday night, so there were not many others in the area where we were, but the sites were so large it wouldn't have mattered. We don't watch much TV when we camp, but our small roof-top antenna (not a dish) pulled in 59 channels. If it wasn't that we were headed to Maine, I would have enjoyed spending more time here. - Love To Travel 2
Jun 2011 - $12.00
The site we had was a pull through that we were able to pull into but were not able to pull out of safely with our 30' travel trailer. They had just finished installing water on every site but we were not charged for the fee for water. The playground was very modern. The kids had a great time riding their bikes. The swimming area didn't look too great and the pond was okay for canoeing with my 10 year old. We probably won't go back but do recommend it. - B. P. Donelan
Jul 2010 - $14.00
We've stayed here before and will again, since we have relatives nearby, and there are no other options as convenient for us. However, the sites are lovely but primitive. Parking is tight, so larger rigs should avoid. Outstanding locations for tents. - Tiger
35 Davis St Tyngsboro, Massachusetts 01879 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 24 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 2 Reviews
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Jul 2019 - $45.00
This park is not set up for short-term visits. It is a seasonal park. The first site we were offered was too un-level to use. The site we requested was "taken", although it remained empty for the duration of our visit. There is no cable, no wifi, and we could not get any DirecTV satellite service from our site. The road is deeply potholed and the roads leading to the site are very narrow and curvy. Be careful. Not recommended. - SusanRon
Jul 2015 - $18.00
This park is very convenient to the Nashua, NH and Lowell, MA areas. It is a small park on a beautiful lake, and primarily caters to long term residents. The park offers few amenities, but the rates are very reasonable. Comcast cable and phone service is available on every site. The park is closely monitored by the owner via video cameras, and it is not unusual for the operators of the part to come out and meet incoming campers without being prompted. No pool, showers, or Wi-Fi is provided, but if you need a decently priced campground for a long term stay in this area, this park stands out. - tricotec