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Massachusetts officially established Douglas State Forest in the late 1930s and later purchased additional acreage over the subsequent decades. Though Douglas State Forest is contained entirely inside the borders of Massachusetts, it abuts Rhode Island and Connecticut.

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The Great Outdoors

Douglas State Forest consists of over 5,500 acres of woodlands blanketing, low mountains, and valleys. In addition to several miles of trails that wind and weave through the park, a few epic trails that cut through Douglas State Forest. About 7.8 miles of the famed 92-mile Midstate Trail cuts through this park. The Southern New England Trunkline Trail starts in Douglas State Forest and terminates in Franklin State Forest. Though springtime and summer are glorious, full of soft green leaves, autumn is when Douglas State Forest truly shines.

Camping at Douglas State Forest

Many people rent an Airstream to skip hotels and get closer to nature. One needs to simply step out of the front door of an Airstream to enjoy the sheer wilderness. Though there is no established RV campground at Douglas State Forest, there are several options within 15 miles of the park. Webster Sturbridge Family Campground a few miles east of Webster could be a good option to consider. It boasts over 100 sites, full hookups, and WiFi. There is also a swimming pool and a dump station for camper use.

Exploring the Area

As gorgeous as the woods in Douglas State Forest are, the small mountain towns scattered across western Massachusetts are equally enticing. Full of history, charismatic locals, and fun attractions, exploring each is made a breeze when you rent a motorhome.

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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

  • Hiking TrailLocation
  • Tri-State Marker, CTDouglas State Forest, CT
  • Midstate Trail: Northbound Day One, MADouglas, MA
  • Douglas Forest Wallis Pond Loop Trail, MADouglas, MA
  • Buck Hill Trail, CTDouglas State Forest, CT
  • Border Trail, CTPulaski State Park, CT
  • Midstate Trail: Sutton to Massachusetts Turnpike, MAWebster, MA
  • North South Trail and Center Trail to Bowdish Reservoir, CTPulaski State Park, CT
  • Walkabout Trail, CTPulaski State Park, CT
  • Purgatory Chasm Trail, MASutton, MA
  • West Thompson Lake and Quinebaug River, CTThompson, CT

Recent RV rental reviews in Douglas State Forest

Jennie C.

February, 2026

We had a great time. We took our 7th grade basketball team, the Vipers to the Great Wolf Lodge. It was a blast in the RV. Tara was very accommodating and the RV was super clean.
I would definitely recommend.
Emily T.

February, 2026

Amazing winter vanlife experience in Thing2!!! We (2 adults & dog) did a week-long snowboarding trip from CT to ME, and it was great to have the van as our basecamp & lodge. We were warm & comfortable despite freezing temps outside, and had enough space for all our gear. Michael did a great walk-through of the systems when we picked up & was responsive and helpful throughout the trip - highly recommend.
Marvin C.

December, 2025

Vinod was great to work with and his van was really nice and clean. He thought of everything! Will rent again.

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