
Free Camping in Massachusetts
Discover 2 free and dispersed camping spots
Best Seasons
Spring, Summer, Fall
Climate
Continental with cold winters and warm summers
Terrain
Mountains, Forests
Free Spots
2 locations
Camping Spots (2)

Savoy Mountain SF Roads
Free dispersed camping around Savoy Mountain SF, Massachusetts. Northern hardwoods and brooks with space for established pullouts and a few level clearings by Florida/Rowe. Primitive conditions with no trash pickup or hookups. Unit rules apply Arrive early to claim a legal, existing site, pack out all waste, and verify current fire restrictions and seasonal road closures.

Savoy Mountain – Tannery Falls Roads
Free dispersed camping at Savoy Mountain – Tannery Falls Roads in Massachusetts. Northern hardwoods and waterfalls with informal pullouts and some level clearings near Tannery Falls. Primitive conditions with no hookups or trash service. Unit rules apply Arrive early, use established sites, pack out all waste, and check current fire restrictions and seasonal road closures.
Popular Camping Areas
- Mount Washington State Forest
- October Mountain State Forest
- Mohawk Trail State Forest
Important Regulations
- Permits required
- Fire restrictions common
- Seasonal availability
Permits: Permits required for most camping
Complete Guide to Free Camping in Massachusetts
Massachusetts offers limited free camping in state forests with beautiful fall foliage, historic sites, and Berkshire Mountains camping opportunities.
Best Free Camping Areas in Massachusetts
Massachusetts offers diverse free camping opportunities across mountains, forests, coastline, rivers. The most popular areas include Mount Washington State Forest, October Mountain State Forest, Mohawk Trail State Forest, each offering unique landscapes and camping experiences.
When to Visit Massachusetts for Camping
The best times for free camping in Massachusetts are during spring, summer, fall. The state's continental with cold winters and warm summers means weather conditions vary throughout the year, so planning your visit during optimal seasons ensures the best camping experience.
Massachusetts Camping Regulations
Before camping in Massachusetts, it's important to understand local regulations. Permits required for most campingMost dispersed camping follows standard federal guidelines, but some areas may have specific restrictions.
What to Expect
Free camping in Massachusetts typically involves camping on public lands managed by the Forest Service, BLM, or state agencies. Expect primitive conditions with no hookups, but incredible natural beauty and the freedom to explore mountains, forests, coastline, rivers at your own pace.