Pearl Hill Campground

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All towables

Trailer

Trailers for all types of towing vehicles, including SUVs and pickups.

Folding Trailer

Trailers you can tow with passenger vehicles or SUVs. A great way to transform average cars into adventure cars.

Fifth-Wheel

Larger trailers that attach to towing vehicles with a gooseneck extension in the truck bed.

Toy Hauler

Living quarters in the front with dedicated space for hauling motorcycles or other “toys” in the back.

Utility Trailer

All other types of towable trailers.

All drivables

Class C

Popular with small families and first-time RV drivers who want a little more room than a van. Comparable to driving a truck.

Camper Van

The smallest and nimblest of fully enclosed RVs. Drives like a van. Loves posing for Instagram.

Class B

A formal-sounding name for camper van, but just as photogenic.

Class A

Drivers should be comfortable driving bus-sized vehicles and dealing with parking limitations. Great for delivery.

Truck Camper

If you can drive a truck, you can drive a truck camper. Makes roughing it significantly less rough.

Other

All other types of drivable vehicles.

Adults

Children

Pets

Trailer
Shirley

2020 Jayco 242BHS

Sleeps 8
Length 24

$210 per night

Folding Trailer
Leominster

2017 Forest River Rockwood 1910 Extreme Sports Package

Sleeps 6
Length 18

$90 per night

Class A
Nashua

2018 Thor Motor Coach A.C.E

Sleeps 7
Length 27

$275 per night

Trailer
Rindge

2013 Skyline Koala 23’ sleeps 6 (5940 gvwr)

Sleeps 6
Length 23

$125 per night

Class C
Ashburnham

2015 Forest River Forester

Sleeps 6
Length 29

$225 per night

Class A
Pepperell

2015 Forest River Georgetown, Bunkhouse

Sleeps 7
Length 37

$350 per night

Trailer
Pepperell

2018 Cruiser Rv Corp Shadow Cruiser

Sleeps 9
Length 32

$114 per night

Trailer
Milford

2007JaycoJayFlight

Sleeps 8
Length 31

$90 per night

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Discover Pearl Hill Campground

When was the last time you went on a revitalizing, relaxing, envigorating camping vacation where you really felt like you left the rest of the world behind for a bit and just took care of yourself and spent hours at a time in beautiful nature? If you can’t remember, it’s been too long, which means it’s definitely time to book an RV in Middlesex County and go camping at Pearl Hill Campground. Stay in the heart of Pearl Hill State Park and have lots of recreation opportunities right on your doorstep. Go hiking or biking through the green forest or go for a refreshing swim, unless you want to try your luck doing some fishing, that is.

You can bring both your family and pets RV camping at Pearl Hill Campground, as long as everyone knows that you won’t have access to all the comforts and luxuries you’re used to back home. Don’t worry, though, there are both restrooms and showers at this RV park, and even pull-through sites, making it easy to come and go as you please. Each site also has its own picnic table and fire ring, so get ready for some cozy nights in front of the campfire with your friends and family.

Even though Pearl Hill Campground camping is pretty awesome, you’ll still want to check out the surrounding area and everything it has to offer as well as making the most of your time at the RV park. Visit Townsend, the nearby town, or pop over to Fitchburg and Westminster for an afternoon or two. You can also go to Lowell and Lawrence if you’re longing for bigger cities, or do the opposite and head out into the beautiful forest and forget about everything else for a while. You won’t be too far from the coast of the Atlantic, either, where you can check out Salem and learn about the infamous witch trials.

The Great Outdoors

Even though Pearl Hill Campground is great, there’s no harm in spending some time in other lovely areas where you can do some outdoor recreation. Willard Brook State Forest is a good place to start if you’re in the mood for some hiking. It’s actually possible to walk all the way to Pearl Hill State Park, so you can let someone drop you off at Willard Brook State Forest, and then you can meet up by the RV rental. Or perhaps you’d rather stick around the state forest and have a picnic with a view; it’s totally up to you.

If you haven’t grown tired of the scenic Massachusetts forests yet and wouldn’t mind adding a lake to the mix, then hop into your Townsend camper rental and head east to Long Lake Park. Here you can hike through several different kinds of habitats, including vegetated and forested wetlands, hardwoods, and grasslands, and depending on which trail you choose, you’ll see maple, oak, ash, or white pine. The lake is open for swimming, and if you want to stay on dry land, you can do some beach yoga, or just sit back and enjoy the view. There are also canoes, kayaks, and paddleboards that you can rent, so prepare for a whole day of fun in the sun.

Lakes are great, but sometimes you just want something bigger, like the ocean. If that’s how you feel, then go even farther east to Crane Beach and the majestic Atlantic. Here you can go for a swim, play in the sand, or just take in the extraordinary views of the dunes, water, marshes, and pitch pine trees. You can also pay Castle Hill a visit, or try to spot the endangered piping plover, that’s thriving in the sandy and salty environment. Have a picnic and fly a kite before calling it a day and returning to your motorhome rental.

Exploring the Area

A Massachusetts camping vacation doesn’t have to be all about swimming and hiking, so go check out Fitchburg Historical Society to learn a bit more about the culture and history of the area. In the Phoenix Building, this society has not only many interesting exhibitions, but also a large collection of glassware, farm tools, clothing, and war memorabilia for you to learn about and examine. There are also archives with loads of fascinating things like lantern slides, diaries, and newspapers.

While you’re in town, you might as well check out Fitchburg Art Museum too. Its collections include American paintings, sculptures, prints, and drawings from the colonial period to the present, and names like Mary Cassatt, Charles Sheeler, and Georgia O’Keeffe are represented. You can also see both traditional items and contemporary art from cultures across the African continent, especially tribal objects from West and Central Africa. On top of all this, you can see lots of photographs - and maybe even take some yourself.

All this and so, so much more will be yours when you get that rental RV in Townsend, so go look for one right now.

Put memories into motion

Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

Hiking TrailLocation
Willard Brook Trail, MAAshby, MA
Hickory Hills Blue Trail Yellow Trail Loop, MAPearl Hill State Park, MA
Squannacook River, MAPearl Hill State Park, MA
Midstate Trail: Blackburn Village to Nutting Hill, MAAshburnham, MA
Potanipo Hill, NHBrookline, NH
The Wapack Trail, MAWatatic Mountain State Wildlife Area, MA
Mount Watatic and Nutting Hill Trail, MAWatatic Mountain State Wildlife Area, MA
Midstate Trail - Whitmanville to Winnekeag Lake, MAWestminster, MA
Groton Town Forest, MAHarvard, MA
Pratt Pond Loop, NHTemple, NH

CampgroundsLocation
Friendly Beaver Campground, NHHillsborough County, NH
Seven Maples Campground, NHHillsborough County, NH
Autumn Hills Campground, NHHillsborough County, NH
Erving State Forest Campground, MAFranklin County, MA
Harold Parker Campground, MAEssex County, MA
Keyser Pond Campground, NHMerrimack County, NH
Mile-Away Campground, NHMerrimack County, NH
Surry Mountain Lake Campground, NHCheshire County, NH
Cross Winds Family Campground, NCDavidson County, NC
Hinsdale Campground at Thicket Hill Village, NHCheshire County, NH

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