Circle CG

Campground in Bellingham, MA • 125 RV Sites

Tucked away in Bellingham, Massachusetts—in the gentle rolling country of Norfolk County south of Framingham and an hour from Boston—Circle CG Farm Campground delivers 150 sites on 30 acres with a country western theme and the kind of warm, community-oriented camping atmosphere that comes from a property that has genuinely committed to entertaining families across all age groups. The swimming pool, stocked fishing lake, gem mining adventure, mini-golf, arcade, game room, and weekend live music create the on-site variety that keeps guests busy from arrival to checkout, while the location in MetroWest Massachusetts provides reasonable access to Boston's cultural attractions, Cape Cod's beaches, and the outdoor recreation of the Blackstone Valley and surrounding forest regions. Sites accommodate RVs of all sizes with full hookup service including 30 and 50-amp electric, water, sewer, and cable TV alongside WiFi coverage throughout the property. A dog park, dump station, and laundry facilities round out the infrastructure for extended stays, and a general store handles firewood, propane, and camping essentials without requiring a drive to town. The gem mining activity is a particularly effective family entertainment option—the kind of hands-on mining experience that keeps younger guests engaged and produces the memorable souvenir that makes a camping trip stick in a child's memory long after the trip is over. Horseshoes and basketball fill the outdoor recreation calendar alongside the pool. Bellingham sits in the Blackstone River valley where Norfolk, Worcester, and Providence Counties converge, in a part of Massachusetts where the Blackstone River Canal's historic significance and the surrounding forests and ponds create the quietly attractive natural character of southern New England's interior. The Blackstone River and Canal Heritage State Park preserves the towpath and canal infrastructure of the Blackstone Canal, one of the most historically significant early American industrial waterways, and provides hiking and cycling access to the valley's natural and historical landscape within easy reach of the campground. The campground's Boston proximity creates the day-trip possibility that MetroWest's location enables—Fenway Park, the Freedom Trail, the Museum of Fine Arts, and the full range of one of America's great cities are accessible on the highway system for guests who want urban culture between camping days. Providence, Rhode Island—with its exceptional restaurant scene, the RISD Museum of Art, and the WaterFire installation that animates the Providence River on selected summer evenings—is approximately 30 minutes south. The Blackstone Valley's Slater Mill in Pawtucket, the site of American textile manufacturing's birth, adds historical substance to the regional day-trip inventory. Circle CG operates seasonally from spring through fall in Massachusetts's camping calendar, with summer weekends filling quickly as the Boston metropolitan area's camping demand concentrates on a limited supply of quality campgrounds. The Old West atmosphere and the gem mining activity make this a particularly effective family destination for parents whose kids respond better to interactive entertainment than nature walks, and the live music and social programming give adults their own reason to look forward to the campfire hours. Reserve your site at Circle CG and let Bellingham's western-themed campground prove that the best camping experiences sometimes happen an hour from the city.

Campground rules and policies

Check-in and Check-out Procedure
- Check-in: 1:00pm.
- Check-out: 12:00pm.
- If you overstay your reservation without permission, you may be charged additional fees.
- Excessive site clean up may incur additional fees.
- While each park attempts to accommodate your exact spot request, the on-site manager has the ultimate decision for spot placement.Packages
- No bills can be sent or registered here.
- You may receive packages only.
- Packages will be placed in the bins in front of the office.
- We do not accept responsibility for lost, damaged, or stolen items.Safety and Considerations
- Please respect the property of neighboring campers and neighboring properties.
- No cutting through sites.
- No parking on empty sites.
- No trespassing off marked trails.
- Drive slowly, 5 mph is the speed limit.
- Children under 16 must have a helmet when riding a bicycle.Cleanliness
- Campsites must be kept neat and cleaned, free of litter.
- Properly dispose of all trash in the dumpster.
- Please, no cigarette butts on the ground.
- Pick up and bag all dog waste, place in designated receptacles or in the dumpster.
- All cardboard boxes must be broken down before being placed in the dumpster.Prohibited Items
- Fireworks.
- Firearms.
- Illegal activities.
- ATVs, golf carts, mopeds, etc.
- No display of political/religious banners, symbols or signs.
- No “for sale” signs.
- Out of state firewood.Allowed items with considerations
- Motorcycles are allowed, please idle in/out.
- Swim in designated areas only, and swim at your own risk.
- Stream is for fishing and kayaking only.
- Fishing is allowed (license is required – catch and release only).Reservation Items
- Each reservation is for 4 people, extra guests are an extra fee.
- One family and one camping unit per site (6 people max/site).Guest Policy
- You are responsible for your visitors.
- Please no more than 4 visitors at a time.
- Overnight visitors must pay an overnight fee.
- Visitors must park in the visitors parking lot.
- All day visitors must register at the office and must check out by 10:00pm.
- Day visitors may need to pay a fee if it is not included in your reservation rate.
- No guest pets please.
- Guests staying overnight may need to pay a fee.Fireplace
- Fires are permitted in fireplaces only and may not exceed a height of 2 feet.
- Never leave your fire unattended and do not move the fireplaces.
- Please do not put pallets/building lumber, cans, bottles or garbage in the fireplace.
- Do not bring in or leave firewood behind.
- Firewood is available at the office.
- Absolutely no out of state firewood.No Carpets
- Please no carpets on grass.Camping units
- Camping units must be left on wheels and approved jacks.Campsite
- Any item(s) stored under the recreational vehicle that cause the campsite to look messy or cluttered are not permitted.
- If the following items cause the campsite to look messy or cluttered is not permitted, campsite or lawn ornaments, figures, hanging signs, flags or pennants, grass mats/rugs, enclosed steps, refrigerators/freezers, or household furniture.Plastic Tarps
- Plastic tarps are only permitted to cover firewood and may not be larger than 8’ x 10’.Patio
- Patio lights are permitted but cannot be longer than the length of the camping unit’s awning.
- Floodlights, bug zappers or excessively bright lights are not permitted.Clothesline
- Campers may not have an outside clothesline or hang clothes from the camping unit except for an approved manufactured clothesline attached to the rear bumper of the camping unit.Satellite Dishes, Antennas, and Internet Equipment
- No off-RV satellite dishes, CB, shortwave radios, or other antennas without management’s prior written approval.
- Only those built in and made for camping are permissible.
- Starlink satellite is allowed, but please be respectful of how you use it, and do not run the wire across any roads.Gardens
- No gardens are allowed unless they are in containers that can be removed at the end of the camping season or when the campsite is vacated.No Selling
- No selling of any items in the manner of a garage sale is permitted.Insurance and Registration
- Your RV must have insurance and be registered.Wifi
- Wifi is not intended for critical work.Quiet hours
- 10pm – 8am.
- Campfires must be out by midnight.Pet Policy
- Pets must be leashed at all times, unless in dog park.
- Dog Park rules are posted.
- Please pick up after your dog.
- $50 fines will be assessed for campers who are caught not picking up after their pets.
- Pets must be vaccinated and kept under control.
- No leashes longer than 8ft.
- Do not leave animals unattended.Late Fees
- Payments for reservations or charges not made on time incur a $35 minimum late fee per week (or 18% per annum at the campground’s sole discretion) with an unpaid balance, or as otherwise stated on seasonal contracts.