Bonnie Brae Cabins & Campsites

Magical Fall campground to use as a base to explore the Berkshires. Close to everything. Owner Dan is a treasure. Campground is different than the water-oriented sites we usually choose. Lots of cabins with guests that return yearly, sites are close together and area is heavily treed, so no Starlink. Yet the free park wifi was adequate for work and television. Property is like attending summer camp, nestled into a neighborhood, within walking distance of scenic walk at Pontoosuc Lake. We were visiting family during our 10 night trip, so we came and went. Felt safe at all hours. We are 32’ with a toad – internal roads are tight, requiring care with bigger rigs. Not used: Nice pool and plenty of child-friendly spaces, but in October, there were no children.

This is our second year at Bonnie Brae. Dan is an amazing host and has been super attentive both this year and last year. The setting is peaceful but close enough to town that we could check out a couple of breweries. Sites are clean & comfortable and we had a great time decorating for Halloween. We’ll definitely be back next year!!

We'll be staying there in July and wanted to check it out. Dan, the owner, was very gracious and allowed us to roam the area. The cabins are beautiful and the campground is small enough that family members scattered around the park won't have to go far.

This is our second year at Bonnie Brae, for a geocaching weekend of events, and we're looking forward to next year. The campers here are all very respectful to keeping their noise to a bare minimum. The showers and bathrooms are also kept clean by the management and other campers. This year the manager came to the rescue, when one of the pop-up tent stakes wouldn't release from the ground. With a thunderstorm approaching, he went for the needed tools and made quick work of that stake!

This is a lovely campsite in the Berkshires. It is very quiet and well maintained. The shower/restroom is area is being renovated but doesn’t interfere with showering. We had a great base for visiting nearby Stockbridge and the museum of Norman Rockwell. Just a short stroll down the street from the campsite is a lake bordered by quaint cottages.