Royalston draws RV travelers with its thundering waterfalls and glassy Tully Lake. Pitch your rig at Tully Lake Recreation Area, the town's sole standout park in our directory. Access rugged hikes to Doane's Falls and prime trout fishing from your waterfront site.
Royalston hides gems like Doane's Falls, a 35-foot plunge off Route 68, and Royalston Falls, New England's highest single-drop cascade at 45 feet. Birch Hill Dam holds back Tully Lake's waters for boating and swimming. Locals celebrate fall with foliage drives along Route 2A, where maples blaze red and orange.
Tully Lake Recreation Area suits families and anglers with 76 sites, including RV pads up to 40 feet long and 30/50-amp electric hookups. Kayak the lake's 264 acres or grill by the sandy beach. Hikers use it as base camp for trails snaking through Royalston State Forest.
Royalston stands out for its waterfalls, including Doane's Falls and Royalston Falls. Doane's drops 35 feet into a steep gorge off Route 68. Royalston Falls plunges 45 feet, the state's tallest single-drop cascade. These draws hikers and photographers to the town's dense forests and Tully Lake shores.
Tully Lake Recreation Area serves as Royalston's top RV park. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers site sits on Route 2A with 76 spots for rigs up to 40 feet. Expect electric hookups, water access, dump station, and lakefront views.
Tully Lake Recreation Area provides electric and water hookups, plus a dump station, but no full sewer connections at sites. RVers manage waste at the central station after use. This setup works well for shorter stays amid the waterfalls and trails.