Tully Lake Campground

Discover real camping adventures in the North Quabbin Region of Central Massachusetts – just 1.5 hours from Boston and Springfield!

2019 Camping Season
March 4: Reservations open for May 3 – June 20
March 11: Reservations open for June 21 – July 25
March 18: Reservations open for July 26 – September 5
March 25:  Reservations open for September 6 – October 20

Please note:
Open weekends only from May 3–19 and September 14–October 20.
Open daily from May 24–September 14.

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Tully Lake Campground is your close-to-home wilderness getaway! A tent-only campground set along the shores of a 200-acre lake in Royalston Massachusetts, Tully Lake Campground showcases the best of New England outdoor recreation. Paddle up the picturesque Tully River, or explore the islands and inlets on the lake. Hike to tranquil overlooks and roaring waterfalls, or mountain bike the 7.5-mile loop around Long Pond. Fish off the campground banks or lounge in the refreshing shade of towering pine trees.

Feeling adventurous? You can even plan a two-day trip on the 22 mile Tully Trail loop, or practice your geocaching skills. A horseshoe pit, volleyball net, cornhole board, and a nearby disc-golf course round out the family fun at Tully. But don’t wait to reserve, this campground fills up quick!

• Tent-only campground offers a unique getaway in Royalston, Massachusetts.
• Choose from inland and waterfront campsites. We have carts available for hauling your gear to your site (note: no vehicles are allowed on site).
• Bring the entire family – we offer family-oriented programs throughout the season.
• Dogs are welcome, as long as you bring a copy of their rabies vaccination and keep them on-leash only, please.
• Relax by the water or get out on it: Rent canoes, kayaks, fishing poles, GPS, or disc golf equipment.
• Centrally located bathhouse with flush toilets and coin-operated showers available for guest use.

Learn more about the Tully Trail and the Tully Lake Triathlon.

*The Tully Lake Campground is owned by the Army Corps of Engineers and managed by The Trustees of Reservations.