Turner Falls Park

Just visited here today. I failed to check ahead of time what the admission fee was. I was charged $12 per person for entry. In checking their website this evening it should have been $9 per person. This is still a fairly steep price since nothing is open in the park. The waterfall is pretty abd we saw a lot of deer fir $24.

My family rented a bunkhouse and it was nice the beds are a little harder than expected but it was new mattress and was not worn in yet. The bath house was nice and the privacy was amazing. A little more clean up on the trails is needed due to disrespectful people not following the rules of no glass bottles. But I completely understand they are off season and limited staff. We did see three amazing young adults doing there best to keep the park clean. All the staff was completely amazing and the young lady in the trading room was very sweet and helpful

We stayed this weekend in the Wagons and it was a great time. They are well made and the beds are comfortable. The set up of all the Wagons are clean and well thought out.|They are close to the the 77 foot water fall, the 1930’s castle, and a small cave to explore.|One change I would like to see: Many visitors see the wagons as a place to walk through and tour. For guests that have paid to stay there it is rather annoying and rude to intrude like that. I would have appreciated posted signage letting other guests know that this area is for paying guests only. While the Wagons are cool, and we get it- thats why we stayed there- being asked several times a day about them while we are trying to enjoy them is not very cool.. especially to the guy that peeped in our window while we were inside o

Absolutely breathtaking and wide area to be able to explore. I would give it a 5 out of 5 but I go out to nature to enjoy the peacefulness and I detest that this park allows campers to come in with personal sound systems. I’m all for a guitar or harmonica. Some natural tunes but I don’t want to hear cardi b or other types of sound litter I can hear any other place besides the great outdoors. Or at least designate them to the area above the crossover for camping so anyone near the river can enjoy what they came to experience with those kind of “campers” far enough away to not hear. A group near my camp played their music the entire day from when they woke up to the 10pm quiet time. Grateful for that but then again they are the campers there to drink and party so it doesn’t exactly ever get

Stayed 1 night in a new covered wagon. Approx $235 after taxes, fees and $6 half price entry. Online booking does not extend senior discount. Looking forward to peace and quiet in nature with some hiking. Unfortunately, there were a group of off road 4 wheel vehicles that drove around till 1am despite park rules for quiet hours after 10p. Next day, went exploring. “Hiking trails” not clearly marked. Also ran into several off road vehicles exiting 2 mile trail while parking to hike. Decided against for safety reasons. Disappointed only park staff accessible was at the entry gate. Accommodations and facilities were nice. Old trash visible on some overlooks and Creekside areas.