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Camp Coldbrook Golf & RV Resort
Overview
Located in the heart of Central Massachusetts, Camp Coldbrook Golf & RV Resort offers a sprawling, 130-acre retreat within the scenic Ware River Valley. This destination is far more than a simple stopover; it is an active resort designed for travelers who enjoy a mix of outdoor recreation and community spirit. With a balance of wooded sites and open meadows, the park provides a refreshing escape from the bustle of city life while maintaining modern comforts for long-term and short-term visitors.
Location & Surroundings
Situated in the quiet town of Barre, MA, the resort is surrounded by the rolling hills and lush forests characteristic of the region. The location offers a distinct sense of tranquility, where the sounds of nature replace highway noise. Despite its rural feel, the park is conveniently positioned to explore the historic charm of New England. The Ware River Valley provides a stunning backdrop for morning walks and sunset views, making it a premier choice for those who appreciate natural beauty.
Amenities & Park Features
The standout feature of this resort is undoubtedly the 9-hole par-3 golf course, which allows guests to enjoy a round without leaving the property. Beyond the greens, visitors have access to a large swimming pool, tennis courts, and basketball facilities. The park also features a spacious clubhouse and a game room, ensuring entertainment regardless of the weather. For convenience, the resort provides essential services such as laundry facilities and a camp store, catering to the needs of both weekenders and seasonal residents.
- On-site 9-hole par-3 golf course for all skill levels.
- Large outdoor swimming pool and sun deck area.
- Multiple sports courts including tennis and volleyball.
- Dedicated playground and family-friendly recreation zones.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Adventure awaits just outside the park gates. Nature enthusiasts frequently visit the nearby Quabbin Reservoir, one of the largest man-made wilderness areas in the United States, offering exceptional hiking and birdwatching opportunities. For a taste of local culture, the Stone Cow Brewery is a short drive away, providing farm-to-table dining and craft brews. During the winter or shoulder seasons, Wachusett Mountain offers skiing and seasonal festivals, making this a versatile basecamp for year-round exploration.
Who This Park Is Best For
This resort is an ideal match for active families and retirees who enjoy a structured resort environment with plenty of social opportunities. It is particularly well-suited for golf lovers who want the convenience of a course just steps from their RV door. Those looking for a seasonal home base in Massachusetts will find the community atmosphere and extensive amenities perfect for an extended stay. If you prefer a resort-style experience over rustic boondocking, this park will meet your expectations.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- Internet
- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Hannah
Don’t come here if you like sleeping at reasonable hours. I type this past midnight because the karaoke session is so loud at someone’s site two streets away we can hear it through the walls of our camper. We called the office an hour ago and guess what, no one did a thing because my kids drove by and saw the truck of the guy who was working the office parked at the party. I feel bad for anyone in tents or tent trailers if it’s this loud for us. Won’t be back here again and very likely won’t complete my stay.
Arianna Perry
This campground has been one of the worst I have ever stayed at. The seasonals blasted music the entire stay, and I do mean BLASTED. All throughout the day, and even louder at night. FAR past quiet time. Till 3 am they have music blasting and they were screaming into their microphones. We tried asking them nicely to quiet down so the kids could sleep and we were met with swearing and yelling. The entire campground can hear them at their site. They also ride around in their strobing and flashing golfcart with a very loud speaker. The staff was informed a few times and did nothing to stop it. If you have children or if you value sleeping more than 15 minutes a night do not book a site here. We have come a few years in a row and will not be returning.
Julie Borbacs
The people are nice till they have a party and the people that stay for the season with golf carts get drunk and trash everyone's property. Almost packed up early in fear of a big fight. They need to ban the alcohol in that camp. No respect for quite time.
Tiffany Kitner
The noise is terrible. Long term residents feel that they can blast, and I mean blast, music because it’s not quiet hours. We had stayed here before and had an excellent experience, but after this year, I don’t think I’ll ever come back.
Dean
The management in the office didnt clarify where I was supposed to be stationed after lying to my face and telling me I was in thw wrong spot because someone else was suppose to be in our designated camp spot that they never labeled. He proceeded to ignore us and when i spoke up was dismissed. I enjoy the staff that help the place run but id rather camp in my yard over camping here with the BIG guy in management that does nothing.