Historic Valley Campground

Positives: the staff were friendly, helpful and welcoming. The other campers were all decently friendly and we always felt safe. Negatives: there's mold on the bathroom ceiling (in fact the whole bathroom is a little gross), all the campsites appear more for trailers and vans so finding a place for your tent was difficult and there's almost no grass. Some campers did not tend to their clearly distressed and yipping dogs for much of the sleeping hours as well as many screeching children running ammock after quiet hours. Notes: it's affordable and not a bad setup...they have a lake and some playground like stuff for the kiddos.we can see how people who summer at campgrounds may like it but if you're looking for a place to pitch your tent for the weekend try to find a state park or somethin

My wife and I stayed 3 nights while exploring the Berkshire area. This is one of the most unusual campgrounds we have stayed at. The roads into and around the campground are in rough shape. The sites are oddly laid out and the hookups somtimes difficult to access. For example, our lakeside site was difficult to back in to and was configured to put our trailer door facing away from the lake. And we had to run our electric cord and hose quite a ways to hook up. But....we loved it. Our site was spacious, beautiful and peaceful. The staff was friendly, the restrooms were nice, and it was a very pleasant stay. One note-if you have an RV or trailer, enter via Kemp St rather than Bradley and avoid the wicked hill on Bradley.

Update for others. We are pulling 28' 5th wheel trailer. Very nice people work here. Rate $35 w/ full hookups. Nice bathrooms. Be aware-bring cash or check as there is a charge for using a credit card, but they have an ATM on premises. Biggest downside-make sure that you have a 30 amp to 20amp stepdown extension cord if you want electricity. The elec box is set between 2 sites and close to neither for your standard length cord. Sites are not very level either. Owned by city. Needs elec upgrade to 30amp AND elec at each site near the sewer/water hookups. Came for 3 nights and stayed for 5 in early June. Would stay here again. Decent WIFI.

Please note- We camping at Historic Valley CG 3 days mid-week in August. ||The hosts were friendly and helpful. We didn’t need much. It was not crowded so we got two trailer spaces near each other. The place is older and could use a week of handyman repairs but nothing bad (broken site numbers, etc. bathrooms/showers were pretty good, lighted and clean. ||We did NOT experience this but the back 2/3’s of the CG are filled with seasonal campers. Appears they have been there a while. Lots of camp housekeeping issues back there. Something tells me it could be loud on weekend nights. ||Lucky, us short term golfs are in the first loop!

While at first, the staff was friendly, as soon as I ran into a problem,they accused me of questioning their integrity. I believe it all stemmed from a misunderstanding. I needed a campground with electric They said they had it Never in my wildest dreams did I think it would be only 20 amps. I insisted I asked for 30 amps but they said I didn't . I guess the old saying is correct Assuming makes an a. Out of you and me . So beware, if you need 30 or 50 amp ask fo it.Also I think Bonnie needs some help in consumer relations Instead of automatically assuming I was attacking her integrity, she should have tried to appease me . Her husband, who got involved actually told us we weren't getting our money back l just feel the whole situation could have been handled better The bathrooms during my s