Northampton/Springfield KOA is located in a beautiful setting in the western mountains of Massachusetts, about 15 minutes' drive from Northampton and a half an hour's drive from Springfield. If you’re scoping out RV campgrounds to explore western Massachusetts or really anywhere in New England, you’re going to love the KOA’s central location.Northampton/Springfield KOA offers some excellent amenities too, like full hookups for your rental RV, with 50-amp electrical service, 90-foot-long pull-through sites, a dump station, a swimming pool that’s open during Massachusetts’s famously humid summers, and a dog park where your furry companions can run around. RV camping at the KOA is a great experience for families too, with a small playground and bounce house where the little ones can burn off their excess energy, and fire truck rides that are sure to make for a memorable vacation.While camping in an RV at Northampton/Springfield KOA, there'll be plenty of opportunities for you to socialize with fellow travelers too. There are pancake breakfasts every weekend, a DJ for dance parties, bingo nights, and loads of planned activities in the surrounding area.If you’re motorhome camping in September, you’ll definitely want to check out The Big E festival in Springfield; it’s New England’s largest state fair event. Like any great state fair, it has carnival games, thrilling rides, and tons of great food from all over New England; think fresh maple syrup from Vermont, lobster rolls from Maine, and Boston Crème Pies from Massachusetts.
Northampton/Springfield KOA is located in a beautiful setting in the western mountains of Massachusetts, about 15 minutes' drive from Northampton and a half an hour's drive from Springfield. If you’re scoping out RV campgrounds to explore western Massachusetts or really anywhere in New England, you’re going to love the KOA’s central location.Northampton/Springfield KOA offers some excellent amenities too, like full hookups for your rental RV, with 50-amp electrical service, 90-foot-long pull-through sites, a dump station, a swimming pool that’s open during Massachusetts’s famously humid summers, and a dog park where your furry companions can run around. RV camping at the KOA is a great experience for families too, with a small playground and bounce house where the little ones can burn off their excess energy, and fire truck rides that are sure to make for a memorable vacation.While camping in an RV at Northampton/Springfield KOA, there'll be plenty of opportunities for you to socialize with fellow travelers too. There are pancake breakfasts every weekend, a DJ for dance parties, bingo nights, and loads of planned activities in the surrounding area.If you’re motorhome camping in September, you’ll definitely want to check out The Big E festival in Springfield; it’s New England’s largest state fair event. Like any great state fair, it has carnival games, thrilling rides, and tons of great food from all over New England; think fresh maple syrup from Vermont, lobster rolls from Maine, and Boston Crème Pies from Massachusetts.