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Campsite opened from 01 May till 15 October
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Caravans
Campers
Wifi
Dogs
Fishing
Washing machines
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3.5 / 5 (5 votes

Traveler's Woods of New England

152 River Street
01337, Bernardston
Massachusetts, the United States

Traveler's Woods of New England is a campsite in Bernardston , the United States. Traveler's Woods of New England has wifi and a camping shop. Dogs are allowed on this campsite.

On Traveler's Woods of New England it's possible to camp with a caravan or a camper. You can find several recreational activities on the campsite. There's a playground.

To wash your clothing there are washing machines and laundry driers available

Characteristics campsite

Recreation
Playground
Swim in natural water
Golf court
Boat hire
Fishing

Accomodation
Caravans
Campers

Facilities
Electricity
Wifi
Camping shop

Qualifications
Dogs

Sanitary
Baby change facilities
Washing cabins
Washing machines
Laundry driers


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Reviews

Fingers
English (US)
Upon arrival at 1:10, there was a sign in the window saying "be back at 1:30". After waiting until 1:40 we checked in and were given a full hook up site. (see photo). Our site had my camper door 20 feet from 2 dump stations that stunk and had attracted 100's of flys. (see photo). On the other side of us, about 30 yards away was a busy interstate with a bridge under costruction. (see photo). The traffic vibration was literally rattling the windows in my camper, especially when the 18 wheelers went over the bridge. As our luck goes, most of the big trucks traveled at night. All night! The "regulars" that were there did not care about the quiet time after 10:00 pm. In hindsight, That's probably why they were there.
4 years ago

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