Circle CG Farm Campground

Debbie Dye

No help at pulling in. 35-foot motorhome with trailer. It was supposed to be a pull thru, but we could not fit thru two trees. Campers are packed in. No trash pick-up. But they are the only place open late in the season. We paid for everything internet, tv, 50amp electricity, water and we received electric and water. For what we needed, it was just that. To park with water and electricity. So, with that saying it was ok.

Jason Round

Fantastic location, it’s hard to find sites close to Boston and at this price it’s very hard to beat. As others have noted, the mosquitos are really bad, hence the 4 stars instead of 5…apparently they sprayed the day we arrived, but with the wet conditions it seemed to do very little and sitting outside was not enjoyable. Perhaps a longer stretch of dry weather would have let us enjoy the quiet, shaded site. Picnic tables could use a dash of new waterproof stain, as they were soaked. Best of all and offsetting the minor negatives was the staff - everyone was super friendly and helpful and they made our visit a treat. We’ll be back!

Jeff Alderson

Pretty much between 4-5 stars. Clean overall, a little dated in places but EXTREMELY quiet and super friendly people all over whether the staff or the campers themselves. I don’t think we passed folks in any area without exchanging hellos and even having a few nice conversations with neighbors. Pool was great for kids with a shallow end and the camp store is both affordable and clean with a rustic feel of a real cabin. Kids loved the mini horses and mules, and while it was a bit buggy, it was great to just be outside in nature and relax with quiet and respectful neighbors and good spacing in the sites themselves. We’ll be back! Hopefully some paved road sections and renovations to the activity area like mini golf but a nice little campground that’s full of good people.

Chris Engelhardt

As a "veteran" camper since I was a baby traveling with my parents to now with my own family, I have never ever found a more accommodating campground. Arrived a day late because we thought we booked the correct date to arrive, but in reality we booked a day earlier. Circle CG accommodated the change with no charge and understood our mistake. Then, to top it all off, the site we were in was a no fire zone. I asked if we could have a fire and they said unfortunately not unless you have your own raised fire pit. Understanding their concerns we, of course, followed the rules. However, management drove to Home Depot, unbeknownst to us, and purchased a raised fire pit for us to utilize. The management and staff went ABOVE AND BEYOND for my family to make sure we had the experience we wanted. These are the campgrounds us campers must protect as they understand Corporate America is killing this family tradition and vacations for so many families. Happy Camping Everyone and Safe Travels!

Sean Hackbarth

Plenty of space to go around at each campsite, regardless of whether you are tenting or RVing. The staff here are INCREDIBLY helpful, whether checking in/out or delivering firewood and kindling. The bathrooms are warm, but well-kept and clean. Showers provide plenty of hot water. Water and electricity are available on most sites (if not all). This is a gated campground so make sure to hold onto your key card for each time you drive in to the place. The only downside to camping in the woods, especially during summer, is the amount of mosquitoes one encounters. It can happen an experience if you're constantly being eaten alive, so come prepared to cope!

Megan Stacy

Pros: Only-ish campground near Boston that can accommodate larger rigs, 10 minutes to the commuter train for easy access to Boston, relatively clean and quiet campground. The area felt safe, and the campground has a security gate. Cons: We have a 37ft 5th wheel and were assigned back in spot 26A. This site is surrounded by trees, has a poorly placed telephone pole, and trees across the street… it is not appropriate for moving a long rig in and out. It took 40 minutes to back in, trying not to hit things, with the help of several extra pairs of eyes. It took 40 minutes to get out as well. We saw TWO other campers get damaged by rubbing trees while being pulled through. This is easily the tightest campground we’ve ever stayed at. The roads are poorly marked and the campground is pitch black at night. They do not clean pine needles off of the roads, so in the dark it’s impossible to see what’s road and what’s land. No garbage pickup, dumpster is way at the front of the campground, and there is no recycling.

Ron Licari

This is a rustic gem. Very nice store and other amenities. Looks like they're going through some upgrading to the front grounds area. The entry in and out is tight for big rigs. The best cable tv system we've seen in four plus years as full timers. Sites are primitive, level and relaxing.

Bob Jewell

Quiet wooded sites. Nice place. Will plan on returning.

Somebody Smith

If I'm going to be dictated to while being charged 1300 a month, I can stay in a boot camp. After you read the 4 pages of rules and they don't take responsibility for anything, yes please sign your rights away!! Camping is supposed to be fun and relaxing to stay, but this process and filling out an application is ridiculous. BTW: If you're going to make us sign a FEE filled contract, please spell words correctly!! This ain't an RV park, it's a glorified mobile home park...

Nancy Pereira

Great campground! Owners and staff we nice and super helpful. Kids enjoyed catching frogs in the pond. Would like to see a swing set/small playground for kids. There is a mini golf course and some game courses. Petting zoo was cute for kids! Events were great!