Facilities

Club House

Laundry Room

Swimming Pool

Hot Tub

Fitness Center

Game Room

Rec Hall

Pavilion

Exercise Room

Restroom/Shower

Restroom Only

Shower Only

Restaurant

Groceries

RV Supplies

ATM Machine

WiFi

Dog Park

Cocktail Lounge

Dog Washing Station

Pit Toilet

Snack Bar

Play Ground

Sites

Water

20 Amp

30 Amp

50 Amp

Sewer

Cable TV

Services

Escort to Site

Self-Service RV Wash

Metered LP Gas

Firewood

Fishing Supplies

Pet Supplies

Onsite Rentals

Worship Services

Golf Carts

Fishing Guides

Onsite RV Service

Staffed RV Wash

Fishing Licenses

Complimentary Breakfast

Recreational activities in or near the park

Recreational Activities

Archery Range

ATV Riding

Biking

Boating

Body Of Water

Casino

Climbing

Dock

Driving Range

Fishing

Golf

Heated Pool

Hiking

Horseback Riding

Horseshoes

Kayaking

Lawn Bowling

Mini Golf

Paddle Boats

Pickle Ball

Putting Green

Ramp

Sauna

Shuffleboard

Snow Sports

Splash Pad

Swimming

Tennis

Wading Pool

Water Slide

Water Sports

Water Umbrella

Whitewater Rafting

Policies

RV Age Restrictions

Pets Welcome

Pet Restrictions

Pet Restriction on Quantity

Pet Restriction on Breed

Pet Restriction on Size

No Pets

Tent Camping Allowed

Folding Tent Campers Allowed

No Tents

No Overnight Guests

<h2>Overview</h2><p>Sturbridge RV Resort offers a tranquil escape within <strong>200 acres of mature woodlands</strong> in central Massachusetts. As part of the Encore and Thousand Trails network, this destination provides a blend of traditional camping charm and modern conveniences. Guests can expect a quiet atmosphere where the sounds of the forest replace the hum of the highway, making it an ideal retreat for those looking to reconnect with nature. The park accommodates everything from compact campers to large motorhomes, ensuring a <strong>welcoming environment for all</strong> types of road trippers.</p><h2>Location & Surroundings</h2><p>Situated just off the crossroads of New England, the park is remarkably easy to access while maintaining a deep sense of seclusion. The surrounding landscape is defined by rolling hills and dense forests that come alive with vibrant colors during the autumn months. The resort is located near <strong>scenic Mashapaug Lake</strong>, providing a beautiful backdrop for evening strolls or morning wildlife spotting. Proximity to major routes like I-84 and the Mass Pike makes it a <strong>convenient gateway</strong> for exploring the broader region while staying tucked away in the trees.</p><h2>Amenities & Park Features</h2><p>The resort is designed to keep travelers active and comfortable during their stay. Visitors have access to several recreational facilities including:</p><ul><li>A <strong>heated swimming pool</strong> and relaxing whirlpool spa area.</li><li>A <strong>challenging mini-golf course</strong> and basketball courts for friendly competition.</li><li>A modern fitness center and a spacious clubhouse for community gatherings.</li></ul><p>Practical needs are efficiently met with on-site laundry facilities and a well-stocked camp store for daily essentials and firewood.</p><h2>Nearby Attractions & Things to Do</h2><p>The primary draw for many visitors is the proximity to <strong>Old Sturbridge Village</strong>, a world-renowned living history museum that transports guests back to the 1830s. Beyond history, the area is famous for the <strong>Brimfield Antique Flea Market</strong>, which attracts collectors from across the country several times a year. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the hiking trails at Wells State Park, while local craft breweries and charming New England eateries provide plenty of <strong>local flavor and culture</strong> just a short drive from the resort gates.</p><h2>Who This Park Is Best For</h2><p>This park is a fantastic choice for <strong>history enthusiasts</strong> who want a convenient and comfortable base for exploring the rich heritage of Massachusetts. It also caters heavily to families who appreciate organized activities and diverse on-site recreation options. Because of its spacious woodland layout and quiet setting, it is ideal for those who prefer a <strong>peaceful resort experience</strong> over a crowded urban stopover, offering a slower pace of life for seasonal campers and weekend travelers alike.</p>



Sturbridge RV Resort is a family-friendly RV resort located in Sturbridge, Massachusetts. The resort offers a variety of amenities, including a heated pool, hot tub, playground, and a game room. The resort also offers a variety of activities, such as fishing, biking, and hiking. The resort is located near many attractions, such as Old Sturbridge Village, the Brimfield Antique Show, and the Quinebaug River. The resort is also close to many restaurants, shopping, and entertainment.

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Sturbridge RV Resort

Visit Sturbridge RV Resort in Sturbridge, MA. Enjoy 200 acres of woods, a heated pool, and mini-golf near Old Sturbridge Village. Perfect for families!

Sturbridge RV Resort in Sturbridge, MA | Wooded Camping

Thousand Trails Sturbridge is a small, peaceful  and natural - setting campground. From the moment you enter, to the time you leave, Kim the General Manager and her entire host team make you feel like you are family.

The scenic pond has a small white beach overlooking the water where at no charge, kayaks and boats may be used. There are free standing wood burning fireplaces on the beach for your serene relaxation.

The recreation hall, lounge and store depict a log cabin atmosphere. Activities run varied and engaging for all ages.

The grounds are very well maintained which allows for bocce ball, volley ball, basketball and yes, a no-fee remote control car course.

Local attractions include the famous Old Sturbridge Village, farmers markets, antique/ flea market, bike trails,state and army Corp of Engineer’s Resevoir/dam area, historical sites, museums and so much more.

Local affordable eateries range from mom and a pop places to national chain restaurants.

Give Thousand Trails a try and see for yourself why you feel “at home” while patronizing this bucolic environment of beauty and  energizing activities.

I’ll keep this short here, this campsite was really special.
The staff was bright and inviting. They really felt like they wanted to make sure our stay was a great one.
Everyone we interacted with was top notch.
Typically in our travels to camp sites we run into employees that are tired or burnt out.

Not here. They were warm and inviting. Clean bathrooms, hot showers, great amenities and a great trip.

Sturbridge is really a great place with lots of natural beauty and hikes to do as well as great restaurants. The campground itself is very clean and nice. It's pretty small. The staff is really great every year!

Overall experience was good, staff were great. The cottage I booked though was just okay, hot water seemed very limited which is whatever I didn’t expect a 5 star hotel bathroom, however it did have a very big ant problem. The pool building was completely closed off too which was a big bummer because the “beach area” water did not look clean at all so we could not swim.

Smaller campground.  It was very well kept. Staff was very friendly and helpful.  There is a playground here that is very nice and maintained.  There are amenities close by that offer an array of opportunities to guests.  We can't wait to be in the area so that we can stay here again.  Definitely enjoyed our stay.

Great location. Lovely service. Sardine style camping. Definitely not a spot to spread out. Neighbors are not respectful of space either. Trailers backed into others spots, BBQ grills parked over our hookups and canopy's and guy wires riddling our space. If you're not a fan of tight spaces, intimacy with strangers or awkward interactions...maybe skip it.

The things I liked.   The staff is friendly and they are always visible on their carts.   I noticed that at the last Thousand trails campground that I stayed at.   It gives a sense of security and the impression that they care.   It’s also in a peaceful area.   I do believe this place could be great with a little updating and rule enforcement.   The pond was cool.

What I didn’t like is.   The sites are very small and the campers are on top of each other.   My site wasn’t bad but everyone else in my area had no room on their sides.   I positioned my camper so when my slide was out it would be about a foot from the line.   The campers on my side put their camper in the middle and had no room for the picnic table.  The picnic table was right on the line so my slide out was almost even with their picnic table.  If I had to check my utility area I had to go around their picnic table on their side.   Because of this I probably wouldn’t go back.   I have to drive too far and I would be afraid that once there I wouldn’t fit.   I know campgrounds need to be profitable just like any other business and that is why the sites are small, so they can fit more in.   I am part of the thousands trails membership.   I wouldn’t have a problem paying twice the monthly fee for larger site and better kept grounds.

Another thing that I didn’t like was many of the seasonal are old and have a lot of junk stored on their lots.   It just gives a bad impression of the campground.  One of these sites is a water front site and from what I can tell belongs to an employee or at least his family.   Put aside the condition and junk on the site, but they have a very aggressive dog.   The dog maybe harmless but they leave it tied out side and when anyone with a dog walks by it is barking and trying to get loose.   It’s at the end of its lead and knocking things over trying to get at whoever is walking by.   My first night there I walked by with my dogs and I could hear him barking and banging off the walls trying to get out.   The owners have put a bunch of containers and tarps around the bottom of their camper as skirting and I am sure part of this is to block the sight of the dog.   Yesterday a woman was a few sites down and was yelling to the dog to stop and shut up.   I have to say it’s not a safe or comfortable feeling walking by their site.   I’m a dog lover and I don’t blame the dog.   The owners shouldn’t leave him tied out all day and probably shouldn’t keep him there.   I would be completely shocked if this is the first time there has been a complaint.   Maybe the complaints are staying at the campground and since I believe this dog and camper belong to an employee or his family that it isn’t getting to corporate.  I hate leaving bad reviews.   I usually just wouldn’t leave one,   But as I said I think this could be a great camp ground and that dog is going to be a liability.

I don't normally camp at parks geared towards RVs, but I was meeting some friends and rented a tent site for myself.  The tent site required you to park below on the road and bring your gear up a path of rocky steps. The site itself had a small patch about 5x5 that was flat and without massive rocks and roots. There was one bathhouse for the camp with 3 stalls in the women's room. At 7:30 am there was a line of women waiting to use a bathroom.

The sites were closer together then any campground I've ever been to. I could hear our neighbors full conversations and smell their weed all evening. Multiple campers up partying and yelling until 2am. Everything was worn down and falling apart. We left after one night. Our friends with an RV who suggested it because they are members and frequent the other locations also left after one day due to the state of the facilities.

I could honestly overlook most of these issues but this was the highest amount I have ever paid for a camping site in my life. I paid for an entire week at an oceanfront campground for less money then I spent here for three days. Laughably bad.

I have camped here from tenting to cabins, and had a great time every time, There was so much to do for my grandkids, they were always busy, and when there not something going on there’s always little craft things to keep them entertained , love that paddle boats , and mini golf are FREE!!!!!!   The cabins were ideal, cozy like being home, had everything we needed!!!   Kim is amazing, and has amazing staff, so friendly and helpful!!!  Above and beyond to help if needed, for my family we love it, and I love you feel like your far away!!!!

Great family rustic style campground. Staff was helpful, friendly and greeted us with a folder with information and led to us our rv site which was a full hook up site. Vibrant family atmosphere with people having camping fun. For those who complain, not sure if they thought they were checking into the Ritz Carlton, it’s a campground and a great laid back style campground with a lake, activities scheduled and the rest is  on you (how fun are you making your experience) Clean bathrooms /showers. Laundry not working but again camping.

Overnite at a Thousand Trails, first time to stay in one. Very disappointed. Dirty, dusty, mostly full timers, no office - Review provided by RV Park Recommendations & Reviews Facebook Group