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Camping at Berkshire East Mountain Resort in Charlemont - Springfield

Camping at Berkshire East Mountain Resort in Charlemont

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

overnight or multi-day stays

Fitness Level

Suitable for all fitness levels, light walking required to access sites

Overview

Discover the serenity of camping at Berkshire East Mountain Resort in Charlemont, MA. Peaceful sites, stunning mountain views, and easy access to outdoor adventures await in this premier outdoor destination.

Attraction
Charlemont, Massachusetts

Camping

Starting at $40 • 1 - 4 Nights • All Ages

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Adventure Photos

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About This Adventure

Experience the great outdoors at Berkshire East Mountain Resort! Enjoy oversized or tent camping in a serene environment, perfect for families and friends. With strict guidelines ensuring a peaceful stay, you can unwind by the campfire, explore nature, and create unforgettable memories in a beautiful setting.

Come Camp at Berkshire East Mountain Resort!

Rates

Oversized Camping - $40 per night

Tent Camping - $40 per night

The campground is closed weekly on Monday and Tuesday.

Cancellation Policy

  • Full refunds, minus a $10 administrative fee, will be issued for cancellations made up to 48 hours prior to check-in.
  • No refunds will be given with less than 48 hours’ notice or for no-shows.
  • No refunds will be given for early departures related to poor weather.

Occupancy, Arrival and Departure:

  • Site Occupancy: Tent Camping (For regular sites) – One (1) van to travel trailer UNDER 25’ in length OR up to two (2) tents and one car per site; four (4) guests per site maximum. Additional vehicles must park in the main parking lot. Maximum stay of four (4) nights.

  • Please note sites 12 - 17 are not recommended for travel trailers

  • Site Occupancy: Oversize Camping – Travel trailers and RV’s longer than 25’ and one vehicle per site; four (4) guests per site maximum. Maximum stay of two (2) nights.

  • Check-In: Check-in begins at 3:00pm. If arriving between 3:00pm – 5:00pm, please check in with Customer Service in the Main Lodge. After 5:00pm, please go to your campsite, and our Camp Host will check in with you. Please call us by 4:00pm if you will be arriving late (after 10:00pm). Please be courteous to other campers when you arrive.

  • Check-Out – Please check out by 1:00pm. There is a $15 charge for late departures. No refunds will be given for early departures related to bad weather.

Please Note:

  • Quiet Hours: Please be considerate of those around you and reduce noise after 8:00pm. Quiet hours are from 10:00pm – 7:00am. Campfires should be extinguished by 11:00pm.
  • Speed Limit – The speed limit in the campground is 5 MPH.
  • Children – Parents are responsible for their children at all times. Campers are fully responsible for any damage done by children. Do not leave your children at the campground unattended.
  • Pets – Pets are permitted must kept on a leash, no longer than 10’, at all times. Do not leave pets unattended in the campground, on the property, or in vehicles. Pets are not allowed in any buildings. We understand that your pet is a member of your family, but please be courteous to other campers and do not allow dogs to bark. Campers are responsible for cleaning up after their pets. If your pet is a disturbance, threat, or nuisance to others, we reserve the right to ask you to leave without a refund.
  • Fire Rings & Firewood – Do not modify or move fire rings. No construction lumber or debris (with or without nails) may be burned in campfires, only native wood may be burned at your site. Wood can be purchased locally, but no out-of-state wood may be brought in due to risk of spreading invasive species (such as the Asian Longhorn Beetle and the Emerald Ash Borer).
  • Trees – Do not cut, disfigure, or attach anything to the trees that may cause harm.
  • Food, Trash & Recyclables – Please dispose of trash in the trash barrels located throughout the campground. Recycling bins are for glass, aluminum bottles, and cans only. All food and scented items should be secured in a way that will prevent our neighborhood wildlife from foraging through your campsite or your neighbor’s campsite.
  • Bathrooms and Showers – Bathrooms are located in the basement of the West Lodge. -Shower stalls are located on the right hand side of the Tubing Barn.
  • Water Usage – We operate on wells; please do your part to conserve water. Do not fill your RV freshwater tank. ABSOLUTELY NO WASHING OF VEHICLES OR CAMPERS.

Strict Prohibition:

  • Firearms & Fireworks – All firearms and fireworks of any kind are strictly prohibited.
  • Generators – The use of generators is strictly prohibited.
  • Dish Washing – Washing dishes is prohibited in the bathroom sinks and showers.
  • Per our liquor license, consumption of outside alcohol is prohibited.
  • Riding is not allowed on TMBP trails after park hours. The DRT trails are accessible at any time.
  • Overnight parking is strictly prohibited.
  • Camping outside of a campsite is strictly prohibited.

Adventure Tips

Arrive Early for Campsite Selection

Set up camp early in the day to secure the best spots and get oriented before the evening settles in.

Pack for Variable Weather

Spring and fall can bring rapid weather changes—bring layered clothing and rain gear to stay comfortable.

Maintain Quiet Hours

Respect the strict guidelines by observing quiet hours, ensuring a peaceful environment for all campers.

Respect Wildlife Habitats

Keep a safe distance from wildlife and avoid disturbing their natural habitats during your stay.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • White-tailed deer
  • Eastern box turtles

History

The Berkshires have a long-standing tradition of outdoor recreation, dating back to early settlers and indigenous use of the rich natural landscape.

Conservation

Berkshire East Mountain Resort emphasizes sustainability, encouraging guests to minimize their environmental impact through Leave No Trace principles.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Tent

Essential

A sturdy, weather-appropriate tent is key to staying comfortable in Massachusetts’ variable climate.

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Sleeping Bag

Essential

Choose a sleeping bag rated for the expected temperatures for a good night's rest.

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Headlamp or Flashlight

Essential

Lights are essential for safety at night and for navigating around the campsite after dark.

Layered Clothing

Pack layers to adapt to changing temperatures throughout the day and night.

spring|summer|fall|winter specific