Camping in this region offers
quaint ocean communities, hills and lakes. All within about an
hour of Boston. Whale watches, The Freedom Trail, the Battlefield
at Lexington and Concord, Worcester Centrum and four seasons
of sports and recreation will bring you back year after year.
Exploring up the coast from Boston, through seaside towns and old fishing villages, is a journey into the early history of New England. Rich in the history of whaling, fishing and seafarers, the towns and villages offer historical insights, novel activities, scenic wonders, as well as excellent dining and shopping opportunities. Routes 1, 1A and 133 take you off the Interstates and into the center of North Shore living.
As you head west from Boston, just north of Worcester, you'll leave the bustle of the city and find the hidden parks, lakes and reservoirs to enjoy a quiet retreat or pursue your favorite sport. Routes 2, 9, and 20 are the best way to see everything. Staying in one of the private campgrounds in the area gives you the opportunity to have the best of both worlds; a quiet retreat within a comfortable drive of Boston, Worcester and cities of the region.
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(MACO)
Attn: Paula & Jack Carroll ~ Executive Directors
P.O. Box 1217
South Dennis, MA 02660
Phone: (508) 394-3021
Fax: (508) 394-3038
Email: info@campmass.com
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