Savoy Mountain State Forest Campground

Absolutely love this place! We come here twice a year. Fall foliage is the best there in end September, beginning of October. You can see so much more stars there then in our city. Can’t wait to camp there this fall. Also, they have four cabins with amazing views!

We loved our stay at Savoy Mt. State Forest Campground. Our campsite was incredibly peaceful, the bathrooms and showers were clean, and staff was friendly. We hiked the Haskins and Bog Pond trail on the first day, quite a few deer flies (early July). Humans didn't get any bites but our dog received many. Day two we hiked to Tannery Falls and there were less flies - highly recommend this hike as the falls are beautiful, it got steep on the approach to the falls.

My wife and I camped at the Savory Mountain State Forest Campgrounds for a couple of nights. Getting to the campgrounds is a bit tricky. If you want to avoid dirt roads, DO NOT FOLLOW YOUR GPS DIRECTION. We took Route 2 from the east going west. The campgrounds is on Central Shaft road on the left in Florida, Ma. BEFORE the hair pin curve. The blue street sign is difficult to see when heading west. The campground is a short drive to the Ashuwillticook Rail Trail, about 30 minutes from the end of the trail head in North Adams. The campgrounds have sites both under shaded trees and in open spaces, plus it has a few cabins in the woods. There are 3 bathrooms easily within walking distance from any site. Cell service was marginal, one to two bars at best. There are several hiking trails, so

Fantastic campground, this was our second trip here and I plan to return next year. The facilities are very clean, and there is swimming and hiking. The sites are great, there's something for everyone, shaded, open, you name it. Staff are very nice. Mass state camping grounds are The Best ❤️

Rustic campground, waaaaaay out in the sticks! Bears!!! Each site has a bear locker for food. Beautiful campsites are well hidden from neighboring sites. Beach area is nice at South Pond. Avoid the North Pond and its leeches! We would go again. Oh, no cellular service, have a map or satellite GPS.