Privacy Campground

This campground is beautiful! The land is well maintained, the bathrooms are clean, and the owners are great people. We enjoyed exploring the trails on the property. This place offers so much more then I was expecting. Truly a hidden gem and a great spot to connect with nature.

We had an absolutely wonderful time at Privacy Campground! We were very impressed at the beauty and, well, privacy that the campground offered. We’ve been to a fair number of campgrounds in the Northeast where the campsites have been right on top of each other. To me that completely defeats the point of camping, so this was a welcome change. All of the campsites are set away from each other at different spots on a large slope, with trees and underbrush separating them. (Don't worry about the hill, tent sites are still flat enough for a tent!) We appreciated the balance struck by the amenities - there was enough, but not so much that we felt like we weren’t even camping. Water was available at the bathroom house, but not at every tent site. The bathrooms were simple, but clean, neat and dry. We were grateful that there was some indoor space (it rained heavily during our trip) but when it wasn't pouring, the outdoors was much more interesting than the rec hall. (Which to me, is exactly how it should be!) The kids had a great time playing in the creek, on the boats at the pond, and in the playground - there is a kid-operated trolley in the playground that really moves, 25 cents for 30 min of fun. We enjoyed hiking up the trail on Neptune Ave and seeing the frogs, salamanders, chipmunks, maple and birch trees. We hope to be back next year!

Charming campground just south of Williamstown, MA. Perfect jumping off point for a trip to the Berkshires, but also fun just to hang out in the sauna or hike up to the wind farm (~2 miles, uphill). Delicious spring water available. Just be sure to bring a quarter for the shower and remember to twist the quarter machine further than you think (this will make sense once you try to operate the mechanism).

Consider this trip a time travel, a 70’s throwback, a DIY reality show, everything but your life in the city. If you like to fix things in your garage, or if you like nature, and you don’t mind handcrafted old things that still work, this is a must see. If you bring kids along, they would spend quality time with you because there is no phone signal or WiFi. This is a unique place, and it is impossible to compare it with any popular campground. The guardian of this mountain and campground is a Korean War veteran, an incorruptible soul.

We enjoyed our stay. Beautiful area, nice owners concerned u enjoy your visit. Campground has alot of history that someone put alot of time into. Affordable clean and family orientated Will go back