Reviews

The Dawleys

The campground is located on a large pond, we were in site 17 and had a view of that pond from our campsite. Went for a loop hike along the pond and then down an old road that was lined with rock walls. It was very peaceful walking through the woods. Overall, there was a little bit of road noise in the campground and along the trail, but we got used to it. Close to shopping and restaurants in nearby town

michele lapham

This is a lovely, rustic State Park. It is important to know that you will hear traffic from the Mass Pike the majority of the time, no matter where you are in the campground, whether, hiking or camping. The roads to the majority of the campsites are narrow and overhung with trees, so really not a best fit for big rigs. There will be leveling involved at most sites if you have a camper. Walker Pond is a very nice paddle. The hiking trails for the most part are maintained and well marked. Be sure you use their map and not your GPS as some older trails are no longer marked and are no longer clear. Staff is very pleasant. The campground is neat. The bathrooms are in need of some maintenance and upgrading, especially the one in the upper area away from the pond.

Natalia Krawczyk

Clean restrooms, spacious tent spots, water is decent for boating/kayaking/paddleboarding. Small beach area for the kids. Each spot comes with a grill and a fireplace. Nice walking trails throughout.

Alin S

This is the 3rd time we went there and every time it got buggier. We love outdoors but this park is infested with mosquitoes. The pond is clean, with a small swimming area. Employees are active during the day and the bathroom near the pond is clean and maintained. The noise from the highway is loud and constant night and day especially at night more noticeable. Giving 4 stars because it is indeed a nice park, campsites are maintained and staff was nice. The road noise and the mosquitoes were annoying.

Kathy's Channel

Not RV friendly. We were boondocking, so carefully choose your site if you need solar. Bathrooms semi modern, not much shower privacy, only 1 shower was operational on the women's side. Please note that if you are a non resident thr cost per night is more than triple the cost...$57 per night

Kathy's Channel

Not RV friendly. We were boondocking, so carefully choose your site if you need solar. Bathrooms semi modern, not much shower privacy, only 1 shower was operational on the women's side.

Sean Orgel

Park is Small But Mighty in its Experience and Maintenance... 100 % Accessible... Great for families and all ages. Park is Immaculate and true little Gem.

Whitley Slocum

We loved visiting this state park , it was full of lots of wildlife and lots of beautiful scenery. I definitely recommend stopping here if you’re looking for a nice area to go walking.

Julianna Petraitis

Really nice place, went for my first camping trip ever here. The older woman at the front desk is so helpful and kind. If it hadn't rained Monday I would've gotten to check out trails but instead I got a relaxing nap in the tent hearing the thunderstorm. Actually felt at peace here a couple of times which never happens for me. Definitely want to go back.

Elexis Henderson

Kid friendly, dog friendly. Clean. If you're a hiker or a biker, there's plenty of trails to keep you busy. The plots are spaced nicely apart. Bathrooms have a shower and there are dishwashing stations. The ground was very rocky where we stayed so I suggest layers to sleep on if you're sleeping in sleeping bags like we did. The lake to swim in is clean and there's also places to fish. Basketball at the front of the park.

Yvonne Raia

Early spring is a great time to experience this park. Come for the peepers and other signs of spring. Bring a small trash bag and help clean up after the ignorant people who litter. Beautiful, serene, clean. Lovely place to visit and easily accessible.

Matty Thrash

Amazing location for hiking, there's easy to more difficult paths for the whole family to enjoy. The overlook is also a very cool spot to check out if you can make it up the terrain. The large ponds near the entrance of the park holds a large variety of wildlife from hawks to turtles. Hoping to come back soon with the family when the weather gets warmer. I've been in the snow and the experience was still very good, everything is plowed to make walking easy.

A. Blechner

Wells State Park is a great place to camp. It's got a wealth of interesting trails for all ability levels, active wildlife, access to water and bathrooms, and well maintained camp sites. If you're looking to get far from all other people this may not be the best choice as campsites are relatively close together. However, the yurts are really nifty and the educational programming an unexpected treat. It's definitely worth a few nights stay.

James Paine

This is an incredibly well laid out and organized campsite. If you're looking for more organized camping with some limited amenities, like toilet and shower stations along with water fill stations, this is a great site! We stayed in a Yurt which had two sets of bunk beds, a table with chairs, and a private outdoor space with both a grill and fire pit. There was also an outdoor picnic area and a spot to even pull in our car. The yurt Had a strong overhead fan, along with many electrical outlets. This was one of the first times I've taken our young kids camping and it was a great easy transition into the experience. Plus we went fishing and actually caught something!

William Arbuckle

The great outdoors minutes away, you won't be disappointed!