Circle CG Farm Campground

Not a single issue with Circle CG. I went in as a long-term temp situation (new job, new location) and they were very accommodating for me. Even having to extend my time a few times due to personal issues. Propane can be filled there, packages dropped off. Staff is friendly. People around me were friendly. Nice and quiet as well. If anything I didn't understand why so many RV/Campers leave their lights on all night. But that isn't the CG, that's the people! If I had a reason to pass through Mass again, I'd stay there for the night!

This is the worst campground ever. We entered to see a burning picnic table (unattended) on the left. Our campsite did not have a picnic table or fire ring, and I emailed the number for issues as soon as we arrived (it was after hours at 8:15-8:30pm). After we had left the next day, they emailed saying we could request one, and they closed my ticket. I shouldn't have to request something that is listed on the site as being there, and I did request using the email they provided. What good is a campsite without a picnic table or fire ring? The campsite itself was not large enough to park on the gravel spot and put up a tent without being on a large slant. The bathroom shower would not turn off, the garbage can was over flowing, the paper towel roll was on the counter (instead of in the hold

We stayed at Circle CG for a month while visiting family and breaking for a vacation. The campground has meandering roads and varying sizes of sites, making it really feel like camping. We had a pull-through site for our 42’ 5er. Short drive gives access to grocery stores, services and activities and just 40 mi drive into downtown Boston. The staff is very helpful and friendly, and it is the only park in the area that is open year round. Would certainly stay here, again, when in the area.

We booked 7 nights a year in advance. During our trip throughout New England, we experienced major mechanical issues with our RV. I called one week ahead of arriving at Circle CG and requested a very level site due to our problems. They assured us it would not be a problem. Naturally, when we arrived our site #63 had a 3.5" slant. The office was only willing to move us to a very undesirable site wedged in between some of their full time residents. The campground was only about 50% full with many sites meeting our needs. After a week there, most of these sites remained unoccupied. I will never understand management's lack of compassion and unwillingness to help us. Also, their WiFi is nonexistent although we were right by a tower. That too they seemed dumbfounded to hear about. Really????

I’ll start by stating I never made it here and I will tell you why. 1 week before the reservation I inquired about a refund because my father was put on hospice and i was not sure what was going to happen in the coming weeks. So happy grounds gave me 2 options, take a 50% loss on the reservation, or get a full credit that I needed to use before the end of the season. I was disappointed that they had zero sympathy for the situation and wouldn’t consider a full refund. But not only was I going to lose 1/2 the money spent, but they were going to also charge me a $35 fee for canceling. So for context, my 4 day booking was $322 and the refund was only $161. But before I even responded to the email to make a choice, they canceled my reservation all together. So I wrote an email back and still ha