Clarksburg State Park
Clarksburg State Park
Clarksburg, MA
Camping Utilities | Birding | Beach
The Clarksburg State Park Campground is an idyllic family-friendly camping spot perfect for a relaxing weekend in Western Massachusetts. The campground features 45 sites, with tall pine trees and easy access to the road. The campsites each have a picnic table and a fire pit, and they are well-spaced from each other. Water spigots are abundant in the campground, and there are also facilities with restrooms, showers, and dish sinks. Many campsites are adjacent to the pond, where visitors can find plenty of wildlife. Frogs and other amphibians, for example, are easily heard croaking across the water in the summer. There are also opportunities for fishing on the pond; boating, canoeing, and kayaking are all popular on sunny days. Across the park, visitors will find a beach, a large trailhead, and a kayak/canoe launch area.
Numerous hiking trails also leave the campground. On these easy trails through the forest, visitors can access scenic views of the Berkshires as they reflect across the pond. Eventually, when fall arrives, these mountains fade and change color as the leaves turn yellow and orange.
The campground area is on the park's south side, left of the park's entrance. During busy seasons, visitors must reserve their campsite before they arrive. The campground is open from May to October.
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Parking for the Clarksburg State Park Campground is available at each campground site. However, two accessible parking spaces are available adjacent to the restrooms building, which sits in the middle of the campground. A short sidewalk connects the parking spaces to the restroom building. The majority of campground and yurt camp sites consist of crushed gravel and are flat. As the entire campground area lies on a hill, there can be considerable slopes between various campground sites. The roads that connect different campground sites are paved.
Specifics on campsite accessibility can be found on Massachusetts’ Department of Conservation and Recreation website, under ‘Accessible Camping.’
Looking to meet up with others for team sports or group activities? Check out our list of clubs, guides and leagues in the Berkshires on the Resources page. Our list of summer camps will help you plan an overnight or day camp adventure for your young ones.
We also link to an array of outdoor recreation retail shops for gear and rental facilities for equipment on the Gear page.