Black Bear Campground in Salisbury, MA is an accessible and well-located option for travelers visiting the Boston area. The site offers a mix of long-term and seasonal guests, with some sites being better kept than others. The gravel sites, with wood chip lawn areas, are fairly level. The location has a lot of trees, but some are planted near the roads, so navigation with large rigs can be a...

Beach Rose RV Park in Salisbury, MA offers full hookup back-in sites with a concrete pad and level ground. Although the sites are close together, the staff are helpful and escort you to your site. Restrooms are clean and well-maintained, with showers costing $1 for eight minutes. The park has a large dog park, but dogs are not allowed on the grass at your site. Most of the park consists of...

This campground offers a variety of activities and amenities for campers. The check-in office is messy and not very friendly, and the mens urinal is leaking water from a valve. The showers are not clean and chargeable, and the bath house is dirty. The sites are separated by trees and shrubs for privacy, and there is a nice but small arcade with video games, pool table, ping pong, pin ball...

Salisbury Beach State Reservation is a beautiful park that overlooks the point at which the Merrimack River feeds the Atlantic Ocean. It offers a 3.8-mile coastline for swimming and sunbathing, 2 boat ramps on the Merrimack River for boating, and 484 campsites for tents, trailers, or RVs. The park also features a boardwalk, picnic area, grilling, pavilion, playground, restrooms, scenic viewing...

This campground is located close to Salisbury Beach and is a great base camp for exploring the area. The roads leading into the campground are dirt and can be narrow and bumpy, so big rigs may have difficulty navigating them. The campground is mainly composed of seasonal guests and is generally friendly. The main entrance is a large gate with one half closed, leaving a small opening for large...