RV Parks in Athol, Massachusetts

Athol, Massachusetts holds 1 RV park listing on RVParkway: Lamb City Campground & Variety. This small North Quabbin region town sits 20 miles north of Worcester, MA. RV travelers stop here for access to the Millers River and the 45-mile Tully Trail. The campground provides 8 grassy sites with full hookups (30 amp electric, water, sewer).

What amenities does the single Athol campground offer?

Lamb City Campground & Variety delivers 8 RV sites measuring 30 x 40 feet. Each pad includes a picnic table, fire ring, sewer connection, and 30-amp electric service. A dump station sits onsite with a $10 fee for non-guests.

How much does it cost to camp at Lamb City Campground?

Nightly rates run $45 to $55 from May 1 through October 15. Weekly pricing drops to $260. Monthly stays cost $900. Cash and local checks are the only accepted payments.

What attractions lie within a short drive of Athol, MA?

• Quabbin Reservoir: 8 miles south, 412 billion gallons of water, 56 miles of shoreline.
• Tully Trail: 45-mile loop through Royalston and Athol forests.
• Millers River: trout fishing within a 0.5-mile walk from the campground.
• Worcester, MA: 20 miles south, 15 museums including the Worcester Art Museum.
• Keene, NH: 28 miles north, 35 restaurants and the Monadnock Marketplace.

How long can RVers stay at Lamb City Campground?

Maximum stay length reaches 14 consecutive nights. Seasonal occupancy runs from May 1 to October 15. Reservations require a 50% deposit. Cancellations made 7 days before arrival receive a full refund minus a $10 fee.

What type of camping do local roads support for big rigs?

Route 2 (the Mohawk Trail) passes 1 mile north of the campground. This paved two-lane highway handles rigs up to 40 feet. The campground entrance gate measures 12 feet wide. No low clearance bridges exist on the access route.

This Athol, Massachusetts RV park listing on RVParkway covers 1 campground within city limits. Lamb City Campground & Variety offers 8 full-hookup sites, $45 nightly rates, and a 14-night maximum stay near the Millers River.