Savoy tucks into Massachusetts' Berkshire foothills, famed for thick forests and trout-filled rivers like the Deerfield. RV campers chase solitude here, hiking rugged paths in Savoy Mountain State Forest or casting lines off Route 116. Park your rig at Shady Pines Campground or Windsor State Forest to launch into this wild pocket without the crowds.
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Savoy claims the Berkshires' untamed core. Hikers pound the 10-mile circuit in Savoy Mountain State Forest, skirting brooks and blueberry barrens under hawk-filled skies. Fly fishers wade the West Branch Deerfield River, pulling brown trout near the North Street bridge. Fall foliage ignites the hills along quiet Route 8A, drawing leaf-peepers to hidden pull-offs.
Shady Pines Campground fits families seeking riverfront shade and easy access to town swims. Windsor State Forest pulls backcountry fans with primitive sites amid hemlock groves. Both spots handle full-hookup RVs up to 40 feet, so you roam Savoy's gravel roads by day, grill fresh catch at dusk.
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Savoy stands out for Savoy Mountain State Forest and Deerfield River fishing. Hikers hit 10-mile loops through blueberry patches and brooks in the forest. Anglers target trout runs on the river's West Branch, especially near North Street. This rural Berkshire gem skips tourist bustle for raw nature.
Shady Pines Campground and Windsor State Forest top the list. Shady Pines sits on the Deerfield River with full hookups and family amenities. Windsor State Forest offers primitive sites in hemlock woods, minutes from Route 116.
Yes, both Shady Pines Campground and Windsor State Forest welcome pets on leashes. Shady Pines adds dog-washing stations near river walks. Windsor requires pets stay close to sites amid forest trails.