Dispersed Camping in Franklin County, Massachusetts
Showing 11 locations in Franklin County.
Cold River Road Pull-off
A mapped roadside point along Cold River Road within the state forest, though overnight dispersed camping is strictly prohibited under Massachusetts state forest regulations.
Deerfield Park & Ride
A commuter parking lot located adjacent to the highway and a 24-hour service station. Best suited for smaller passenger vehicles and vans; large rigs and trailers are not permitted.
Federated Women's Club State Forest Primitive Campsite
A rustic, primitive campsite located along West Street within the quiet wooded acreage of the Federated Women's Club State Forest.
Greenfield Municipal Parking Zone
A network of public municipal parking lots and street spaces in downtown Greenfield suitable for well-prepared travelers seeking a short overnight stay in a paved setting.
Hatchery Brook Primitive Campsite
A primitive walk-in campsite located along Hatchery Brook, providing a rustic backcountry camping experience.
Planet Fitness
A commercial parking lot offering overnight parking for self-contained rigs, ideal for a quick stopover.
Richardson-Zlogar Cabin
A quiet backcountry cabin located in the woods of Franklin County, offering a peaceful retreat near scenic hiking trails and views.
River Works Park Stealth Zone
A small municipal park and waterfront area in Greenfield. Best suited for highly discreet, short-term car or van sleep, though standard city overnight regulations apply.
Travelers Woods Campground
A convenient, fee-based commercial campground located just off the highway, offering full hookups, laundry, and hot showers.
Whately Oaks Primitive Campsite
A remote primitive campsite located along the New England Trail, offering a quiet, rustic tent-only resting spot for hikers.
Whately Truck Stop
A standard highway truck stop offering overnight parking. It can be noisy with running truck engines but provides ample room and easy highway access.