Pearl Hill State Park

About

Pearl Hill State Park is a hidden gem in northern Massachusetts, featuring some of the largest and most private campsites in the state park system. The 50 sites are scattered beneath towering pines, providing excellent shade and natural screening between neighbors. Each campsite comes equipped with a picnic table, fire ring with grill grate, and ample space for tent camping or dry RV camping. The campground is served by a modern, ADA-accessible bathhouse with flush toilets and hot showers. Potable water is available throughout the campground. The adjacent day-use area features a five-acre pond open for swimming and fishing, making it ideal for families. The park encompasses 1,000 acres of woodlands with trails for hiking and mountain biking. Note that this is a primitive campground with no hookups or dump station, making it best suited for tent campers or self-contained RVs. Road access is tight with trees on both sides, so larger RVs may have difficulty maneuvering.

Directions

Located at 105 New Fitchburg Road, West Townsend, MA 01474. From Route 119 in Townsend, head north on Route 13. Turn left onto New Fitchburg Road and follow signs to the park entrance.