Stay in an RV, Tent, or Cabin near Lowell, Massachusetts, United States

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234 campgrounds 1,005 available sites
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Westville Recreation Area

Fiskdale, MA · 55 mi from Lowell

4.8 (26 reviews)

Westville Lake, located on the Quinebaug River in Southbridge and Sturbridge, Massachusetts, features diverse hiking trails and group picnic shelters. It includes a picnic cove, a large recreation field, and canoe/kayak launches. The area provides...

  • Picnic Table
  • Parking
  • Pet friendly
  • Lake Access
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West Thompson Lake Campground

N. Grosvenordale, CT · 56.2 mi from Lowell

4.7 (174 reviews)

West Thompson Lake Campground is situated by the scenic wooded shoreline of West Thompson Lake in northeastern Connecticut. It offers a natural setting for visitors year-round, ideal for camping, fishing, boating, kayaking, and hiking.

  • Tent sites: 22
  • Dump station on site
  • Playground

Explore Lowell, MA

Population: 118,368

Nearby city: Boston, MA

Approx. 23 mi away (straight-line distance)

Elevation: 95 ft

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Explore Lowell, MA

Population: 118,368

Nearby city: Boston, MA

Approx. 23 mi away (straight-line distance)

Elevation: 95 ft

About Lowell, Massachusetts

Set in the Merrimack Valley, Lowell puts you close to riverside paths, forested lakes, and classic New England trails. Use it as a convenient base for camping near the city, with access to Harold Parker State Forest, Great Brook Farm State Park, and Walden Pond State Reservation. Browse 192 nearby campgrounds, tent sites, and a few glamping stays, then spend days paddling the Merrimack and Concord rivers or cycling peaceful rail trails.

Most outdoor stays around Lowell run spring through fall, with limited winter options, so plan ahead for peak summer and foliage weekends. Tent camping is the most common style, cabins are scarce, and RV parks with hookups are limited, so confirm site types and amenities before you book. Expect easy day trips to historic mill towns, shaded forest loops, and swimming spots, plus quick access back to city dining and music after the campfire.

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