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Otter River
Otter River in Baldwinville, Massachusetts is a popular spot for outdoor recreation. The river is a tributary of the Millers River and is located in the town of Templeton. It is a popular spot for fishing, canoeing, kayaking, and swimming. The river is also home to a variety of wildlife, including beavers, otters, and bald eagles. The area is also known for its scenic beauty, with rolling hills, lush forests, and open meadows. The river is accessible from several public access points, including the Otter River State Forest and the Otter River Wildlife Management Area.
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- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
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- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
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User Reviews
michele lapham
Rustic, small campground. Sites could use some maintenance. Not meant for larger rigs. Your experience here will largely depend on those in neighboring campsites.
Vilma Mandes
Beautiful, clean, and quiet. I rented a yurt that came with a bunk bed, a twin on the top, and a full at the bottom with a separate twin bed. You must bring your own linens. Has electricity and a ceiling fan. It also comes with a ramp for any handicap friends or family or both. Hot free showers. You must buy wood from the state park, and it's 7 a bundle and only credit card for payment. Staff is great. Their is a dunkin donuts and Cumberland farms about 1 mile from the state park. You also have a lot of supermarkets and other stores about 15 minutes. I loved it
Cassie Nutter-Upham
I wanted to give a glowing review to one particular employee: Jameson, the park interpreter. We rented out the pavilion for a family bbq and he came by to speak to all the children (and adults) about local wildlife. He brought items for the kids to touch and hold for example: moose antler, pelt, tortiouse shell and animal skull. He fielded our many questions and paid attention to every kid. Overall: this is a basic MA campground, good for a beginner camper or kids! Small sites but everything is well maintained and rangers do rounds at night to make sure no ones goin wild! Bathrooms are neat, but auto flush/sinks are loud if you're in the nearest sites. Hiking trails, but the pond is usually closed. It's a 5 minute drive to the large lake dennison and your parking tag works there too - its great swimming!
Ani Torres
I love camping here! It’s a nice spot to relax and enjoy nature
Katheen E Auer
We were there in early May so it was not busy. We rented a yurt which was great because rain came through. We also had medical equipment so having electricity was really nice although they don't guarantee it's reliability. Staff was very nice. Lots of areas to walk. The spring wildflowers and migrating warblers were wonderful.