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Lovells Island

Lovell Island Rd, Hull, MA 02045, USA

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Lovells Island is a hidden gem for nature enthusiasts seeking a peaceful retreat in the heart of Massachusetts. Nestled off Hull, this charming campground offers a unique blend of rustic charm and scenic beauty, making it an ideal spot for tent campers and RV visitors alike. With its serene environment, Lovells Island provides a perfect escape from urban life while offering easy access to nearby attractions like Boston Harbor Islands.

  • Accommodation Options: The campground offers both tent camping sites and RV parking, ensuring flexibility for all types of travelers.
  • Amenities: Visitors can enjoy picnic areas, charcoal grills, restrooms with running water, and fire pits for roasting marshmallows. A small dock is available for boat access.
  • Outdoor Activities: Lovells Island boasts beautiful beaches, hiking trails, and opportunities for swimming, boating, and fishing in the surrounding waters.

The island's remote location ensures a peaceful atmosphere, allowing visitors to disconnect from daily life while still being close enough to explore nearby destinations. Whether you're seeking adventure or relaxation, Lovells Island offers an unforgettable experience surrounded by nature's beauty.

  • Visitor Feedback: Many guests praise the island's natural charm and tranquility, making it a popular spot for those who enjoy outdoor activities. However, some have noted challenges with bug presence, particularly mosquitoes and biting flies, suggesting the use of insect repellent and protective clothing during your stay.
  • Additional Tips: While the island's seclusion is one of its greatest attractions, it's worth noting that airplane noise from nearby Logan International Airport can occasionally be heard. Visitors have also suggested improvements such as better ferry access and additional trails to enhance the experience further.

If you're looking for a unique camping experience in a picturesque setting, Lovells Island offers an ideal mix of nature, adventure, and relaxation. Plan your visit today and discover why this charming destination continues to captivate outdoor enthusiasts!

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Tucker Evans Aug 31
★☆☆☆☆1

I just want to warn everyone that the bugs (mosquitoes and biting flies) on this island are so bad that this was probably one of the worst camping experiences I've ever had. The island is a neat place, the beaches are quite nice (and the bugs a little less of an issue there). The campsite toilet was out of order so we had to walk to the primary toilet near the dock (minor inconvenience). Really, everything was nice except the bugs. Insect repellent (30% deet) seem to have no effect on the bugs. You need long sleeves and maybe a bug net for your head. So probably don't go if its hot. I hate to be so negative, I just hope people can avoid the experience my family had. Maybe next year the bugs won't be so bad? Oh, and there is some kind of harbor siren that sounds every 45 seconds or so from 11 am until dark? (maybe this only happens on weekdays?) And plenty of airplane noise from Logan. Peddocks Island was much better (very few bugs, can't hear the siren, but still airplane noise).

Evan Santiago Feb 24
★★★★☆4

It's nice here. All they need is a ferry service and some paths.

Hannah Smucker Jul 10
★★★★☆4

cd c Sep 10
★★★★★5

Simon Tolstopyatenko Jul 24
★★★★★5

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