Tight, piggy back sites. No lawn care. Weeds everywhere. Sharp turn into park, and tight backing in. The fire ring for our site had garbage in it, under our picnic table. Not worth staying here, the other park is 100% better. - Lin and Rich

Entry gate, you call ranger on a two way radio for entry and then it is downhill and sharp hairpin left turn into campground. Spaces in open area are very tight, mostly dirt, forget trying to open your awning. Our neighbor had theirs open on our arrival and our slide almost hit it. Spaces so close so you can hear every word your neighbor says, you basically have 6 feet to each side and 1 foot to the rear. Spaces in open area are about 50-60 feet long and they tried to put two 38 foot motorhomes back to back in a single 60 ft site. Tow vehicle had to be parked in separate area and with rear neighbor you had to walk around and through the mud, since it had rained. Unlike many others, we were not allowed to pick our site, we were shown to our site. One of the worse setups I have ever seen, an opinion many others arriving shared.

Bathrooms are old but appear clean, but did not use. The pool and spa area looked clean, but again did not use. There is a small store, arcade, and dining room for activities.

This camp has certainly given us an answer to purchasing a Thousand Trails membership and that is NO. This is the third Thousand Trails we have stayed at on our cross country trip and will never book with Thousand Trails again. They have no problem taking your money, but it is certainly not used for maintenance. Original booking was for two nights, we left after one.

Hookups were good, although we were instructed to use the incorrect box so we had to change when our rear neighbor arrived. - which2

Very small and tight spaces with no room for slides or awnings to be put out unless within a foot - maybe two of the other camper. Good hook-ups and seem new with 30-50 amp. WiFi is $6.00 per day and limited to a short time for checking email. Real nice pool and hot tub inside, nice store and pond area. - morgan10

Park is a basic as you can get with no hookups, hence why I only stay here in a tent and not in my trailer. The bathrooms are older and small - I wouldn't shower in them but for restroom use they are fine. Site on the lake was very nice, plenty of space and plenty of privacy. I do recommend that if you go to plan ahead and look at the map closely. Most sites are large and have plenty of space however there are a few tiny sites that are low lying and are close to stagnant water. Overall it's a nice park and I will be back, I go here often. - A Chevalier

When I booked the site on line, it was described as a pull-through and rated for up to 35' TT. Luckily, the grounds people saw me scoping out the site, and recommended that I not pull in, as I would only have to back out. Boy were they correct! Two of them helped me to back in, and I definitely could not have done it without them. We stayed six nights here, which was 3 nights too many. My daughters were attending a day camp at Old Sturbridge Village, and this was the closes CG to Sturbridge (for a reasonable price). However, the showers were just atrocious, and would make it very difficult to stay here again. There were a ton of mosquito's, so hiking wasn't enjoyable, and the lake was a bit smelly, so not very refreshing. On the way home, we tried to do an overnight at the local Walmart, but the police kicked us out. Apparently the town has an ordinance that prohibits overnight parking. I know this last piece of information is not about the CG, but hope you leave it in, as would have been SOOOO helpful for me to have known this ahead of time. Hope I can save someone else the headache of finding a CG in the dark as we were forced to do. - rvmamabel

 Just a couple of miles off the Mass Pike (Interstate 90) this state park offers a quiet setting on Walker  Pond.  The wooded surroundings give way to a number of hiking trails.  The place is well kept up, restrooms clean, paved and gravel roads for easy access, friendly staff. The grounds are well taken care of. Will return! - RonMill

We stayed here for only one night. We paid $72 for the night and for 50 amps. When we arrived they stayed they didn't have any 50 amp sites left. After we explained the reservation was made over a year ago they found adapters which they claimed converted to 50 but it wasn't the case. The property is very run down and not easy to navigate for a 42 foot fifth wheel being pulled. The site was a mess with trash too. The bathroom was covered with pee as well. The property had so much potential but it doesn't seem like any money is being put into upkeep. We have stayed at a Jellystone in two other states prior and had much better experiences. Don't waste your money here. - DianaFL

I recently stayed at Jellystone Park in Sturbridge. I read the reviews, but always like to see for myself plus it is close to home. I have to tell you, we had a terrific time. We had a beautiful spot on the lake. It was quiet and the kids still talk about the young man with red hair doing activities. We have already made October reservations. Restrooms and facilities were clean. Things were a bit dusty, but there are Water Ban signs all over town. Its understandable. Keep up the good work. - CrazyCamper2

We were disappointed. The staff were terrible. Inappropriate conversations while children were around. Bored, loud, abrupt. Bingo one night in the rain. So instead of moving it inside they kept it out side and gave us rolls of paper towels to dry off the tables and chairs. A decent selection of things for the kids to do but costly extra. Laundry and restrooms were clean although half the machines were out of order. Many run down fulltime sites. I would never stay again. - kiwitravelers

This campground is under new ownership and management. It is a private, members only campground and the newest member addition to the growing list of ARA resorts. Although in pre-development they do allow camping at no charge for members. Staff I is professional and friendly. Sites have true 30 & 50 Amp service; many are full hook-up and all have cable. - Happy Motorhomers

Park is now a private, members only facility affiliated with Adventure Resort of America. Park is being renovated and developed to meet Resorts of Distinction standards. Full hook-up sites are available and many are big rig friendly. - Happy Motorhomers

The good; has a dozen big rig sites with 50 amp, W & S and cable and another dozen sites for small campers with 30 amp & water, no sewer and right on a lake cove. Pool, rec room and playground. Good Verizon cell & 4G signals. The bad; very high percentage of sites are park models or very long term campers, some nice, but many junky and overgrown. The traveler sites are all back in, wide and short, my 36 ft fiver hung over the back with the hitch at edge of road. We asked for satellite site and were escorted to a site. After all set up found no signal, was told by employee to move to another site and tell the office in the morning, I moved. In the morning I was told by the office that site was privately owned and I had to move again. That site was not marked but I could use the equally unlevel and overgrown sites on either side. All three sites off level by up to 4 inches. Park has changed ownership and name change to Adventure Resorts of America, but not the signs at the entrance. The ROD web site lists the new name but not the old name, PA and this review web site lists the old name and not the new name. Drove past the entrance twice looking for the new name. Wi-fi signal only at office. Park not well maintained, run down and unprofessional, the brochure was a hand full of bad copies. The staff was OK but had an “I don’t care attitude”. The grounds and sites were weedy and the pool was more green than clear. All this during peak season. Would not stay there again even for the ROD rate. - Pepper Dan

Just needed place for overnight stop. Park appears to be still under construction with many areas with rough road and partially completed grading. Grass area was OK but sites were not level. Luckily we were mid week so many sites to choose from so we could move around to get to a level site. Rough gravel roads. Buildings still under construction. OK but rough unfinished look. Overpriced for condition of facilities. - Tireman9

Very rough roads entering sites. We had a grassy site and it was very soggy after rains. Site was pretty much level. Did not use facilities so unsure of them. Paid for internet usage and it was for nothing. Do not waste your money !! - Trucker 2

This campground needs a lot of help. At least the check-in was friendly and efficient. Interior roads are rough, signage is inadequate, and some sites have utility problems. Equipment and junk are scattered around the campground. Due to heavy rain, the grassy sites were somewhat boggy in spite of fairly good drainage so leveling was a bit challenging. Wi-Fi didn't work. If in the area again, I would try very hard to find another overnight campground. Sadly, the Brimfield area is still showing the effects of the 2011 tornado. - Scott & Nancy

Price reflects ROD membership. Campground was very easy to find. There still had weekend activities (potluck, etc.) even late in the season. The pool was open but very cold. They had a playground and other outside activities. This is a standard "parking lot" style campground. However, they can manage big rigs; but only a few of the sites will work for large RVs. Very tight getting into site-but it was workable. It was nice they had a parking area for the truck and the jeep, so we didn't need to keep those on our site. Gravel roads through the campground. Sites are level. Each site had a picnic table and fire ring. Good Verizon coverage. Spotty DirecTV satellite. Nice little campground. I would stay here again; just make sure to understand campground size; but no hesitations otherwise. - GLPColorado

We spent two nights here just as the park was closing for the winter. Services were being shut-down, but the owners welcomed us and were very helpful. It is a lovely site along a quiet, country road in rural Mass. It has lots of facilities and looks like a real "family-friendly" campground.
Old Sturbridge Village is next door. - george r

Level grassy, wide-open site, good electricity and water. A little farther from Old Sturbridge Village than we thought. - Upstater

The comments below are taken from a posting years ago but reflect current conditions very well. In fact most of the 16 previous posts are generally accurate. I feel the last postings from 2013 have a bit of negativity this facility does not deserve. It is a very nice place to stay. We observed large rallies in the safari area while here and they seemed to have a great time.

We stayed in Oak Haven for a month while in Massachusetts. We found Oak Haven's staff and owners to be very friendly and very accommodating. We were in the seasonal area of the park instead of in the sunny wide open grassy field area. The pool was the cleanest I have ever seen. The plantings were eye appealing. The grounds were well manicured. The roads were narrow with dirt and gravel surface and they kept washing out with all of the rain, but they were quickly repaired. There were many seasonals but all of them were friendly and helpful. I will stay here again next time we are in the area. - User2564

Stayed here for 2 months, July, August. Campground is deep wooded but sites are clean and accessible. Owners are on site and ready to help with anything. plenty of trails to walk, ponds & lakes to fish and enjoy. Lots of permanent residents but all are friendly. - OutbackTrekers

We stayed here for one night while traveling I-95. The staff were very helpful and friendly and had no problems accommodating us without a reservation. The park caters mostly to seasonal campers, who occupy about 3/4 of the sites. Most of the sites were well treed, and the park was very quiet and dark, making for a great sleep. The downside of the wooded sites were some very tricky corners, and backing in my 34' RV was a challenge. Once in, the site was big enough to stay hooked up for the night. Nice. Why a 7? Some, but not all, of the units in the seasonal sites are in disrepair, which always detracts for us. No sewer is available, and there is a fee to use the dump unless you stay two nights. Water is available, but only through a garden hose sized connection. The WiFi isn't provided by the park, it is provided by a few kind seasonal campers who open their network to others. It worked well, but seemed a bit weird, as this seems to be the camp's chosen method to provide WiFi. Finally, our site was busy with mosquitoes and deer flies, but that's nature. - bigdipper

Widely separated, roomy, level, heavily wooded, gravel sites. Very good power, water pressure, and 24 channel cable. A few OTA TV channels available including PBS which is not on the cable. Usable WiFi for email and web searches except for high use times on the weekend when service is available but slowed down. Exceptionally friendly and helpful service by the staff. I am partially disabled and the staff helped me unhook my toad, guided me to my site, and helped with the hook up. I saw them also help other campers when they arrived. Much more helpful than I have experienced in most parks. There are sufficient available sites for transients, but also many long term residents. - Travlin Tarheel

This is a great campground. It is not run by a mega campground group like most places are getting to be. It's a family of good people who know you by name. The park is always clean, the staff is always helpful. I have had sites in every area of this campground and don't have a single complaint. They load their holiday weekends with lots of activities for children and adults all around great campground. - gsull

It is a nice campground. Staff was nice. But some words are in order. Do not let your GPS bring you in through Dean Pond Road. The GPS address stops about 1/2 mile short and now you are in the deep woods scratching your head on a road that you wish you would not have been on. In the overnight Safari "pull by" field there is only 30 amp and water. The field is actually a series of back-ins but it is converted by allowing sideways camping across two sites. There is no usable WiFi. Verizon allowed emergency calls only. There is no TV reception. - dragonsix