Due to traffic the trip to the camp site took long than we anticipated. When we reached out to the…read moreoffice they were very understanding and helpful! We had a "beach site" and the view of the lake in the morning was beautiful.

Everything, it's a pleasure being a seasonal camper here. Great Campground with Great amenities and…read morestaff. Thank you, ASHTON, and all the decision makers.

One employee went above and beyond to make our family campout special. He helped us move a fire…read morering, got us an extra table, and was extra kind to our whole family in so many special ways. What a pleasure to have someone that amazing working for this campground!

Very unhappy with our experience at this campground. We have been traveling across the US tent…read morecamping with our kids this summer, and this has been our worst experience. When we arrived, our campsite did not have a picnic table or fire ring as described when I reserved the site. I sent an immediate email to the address they provided in the check in material (around 8:30pm). I did get a reply the next morning saying I should have requested one. I did. But I never should have had to since it is in the reservation description AND, we didn't get one. Campground overall feels a bit rundown. Paper towel roll was set on the counter instead of in the holder.The shower wouldn't turn all the way off and was missing doors, but it did have a curtain. There is no bench in the shower area (campground not docked for this), but a bench is helpful if you have kids or are elderly. Don't stay in Campsite T21. it only has the gravel driveway and no great place to put a tent. We experienced heavy cigarette smoke, which wasn't great, but isn't the campgrounds fault.

My wife and I have been going there with a group of friends for several years…read more The management is fantastic as is the entire staff. Grounds and restrooms are well maintained. There is a beautiful pond with great views. The camp store is one of the best stocked we've ever seen and we camp all over Mass and New Hampshiere . We always end our season at Sutton Falls. Love it there !! We just left yesterday and already booking next year. TF

The management here is the worst we have ever in-counted in our almost 50 years of camping. Sites…read moreare dirty as are the restrooms! Clientele in several sites (seasonal) are sketchy ( some) . Doesn't feel like a safe campground or a well maintained campground . Old dirty trailers, unkept sites and an indifferent owners!! Never ever again will we come back to this campground ! We are staying in the area in a beautiful campground whose owners laughed at the reason we have left! A lot of their campers have come from Sutton Falls Camping area because of the poor management and clientele .

We came for a one night camping trip and had a wonderful time! We arrived at 7:40, thinking there…read morewould be staff around until 10 and we timed it just right because the staff member was leaving at 7:45! I believe you can check in without a staff member present but it was helpful to ask a few questions since it was our first time there. It would be helpful if our pre reservation details told us when the check in station would be staffed so you don't miss the window if you can avoid it! Check in was easy and navigating the camp sites is very easy, even in the dark. We stayed at one of the hike in sites and it was a great time. We were able to find plenty of sticks to make a fire without bringing any of our own wood in. I love that the sites are pet friendly! One group came in after us and was at the site next to us, which was a little louder than we'd hoped. Some sites are nicely placed with a hill obscuring the adjacent sites but this one we could clearly see each other - perhaps due to the leaves falling off the trees. Highly recommend doing the rest of the loop back to the car along the lake, it is so beautiful and mossy! We will be back!

Where are the people running this place??? I normally come here once a year and it's gradually…read moregotten worse each time. This weekend was the final straw for me. You're not allowed to bring a single beer in but the entire place is Cheech&Chong movie. I literally gagged on weed smoke the entire weekend. People walking around the beach, around kids, smoking. Aggressive dogs barking at everyone. The site across from me had 4 vehicles and six tents. They didn't even fit in the site, they were literally back in the woods. It was beyond loud. No one around and no one said anything. Some idiot was flying a drone with a camera over my site. I'm done with this place. It's gone downhill and no one cares what goes on. No enforcement for noise after quiet hours.

Just spent two nights at the inn. We stayed in room 5 and room 1. We were greeted by Lee, one of…read morethe owners. He was so warm and welcoming. Our room was terrific, so New England!! Our bed was super comfortable and the bathroom had just been renovated and was really well done. In the morning we were left a basket with homemade baked goods each morning. They left freshly cut fruit for our room and yogurt, juice and creamer right outside of our room. A hot tea maker and coffee maker helped get our day started. There is a nice room Downstairs for gathering. Our group took advantage of the flexibility of the room so we could all meet and chat together and have many many laughs. The inn was only outdone by the owners Lee and Diane, who could not have been more hospitable!! We all agreed that the Spring Hill inn is going to be our special place for all of our annual reunions.

My wife and I just spent 3 nights there. We have stayed in many hotels over the last 50 years. This…read morewas the worst one we have ever been in. If we hadn't already paid for it we would have left the first day. No house keeping, therefore, bed was never made up, garbage pail was overflowing, and had to find the closet for fresh towels. Was supposed to be someone there to help us with our luggage getting upstairs, we got the "landscaper" to help us with the luggage. The outside looks abandoned, weeds growing up higher than the pants. Not sure who wrote the good reviews but I would stay away from this place like the plague.

We stopped here this morning and I am so glad we did. The woman who helped us was very friendly and…read moreknowledgeable and gave us some great information about the film festival and great tips on parking as well. She probably saved us $20 in parking fees and lots of walking too! So much is closed because of the government shut down but my husband was able to get his national park pass stamped here and that was nice considering how many he has had to miss out on. The site across the street is closed but we learned a lot about the area and are very thankful for the warm welcome we received here.

Helpful visitor center with plenty of parking. They have a bunch of brochures for the area, and the…read morepeople at the information desk were great in offering suggestions. There was a short movie/film on the Blackstone River. No gift shop as of now (there used to be.) If you are interested in the Slater Mill, this is a good place to park and use the restroom as well. Not a ton to note about this place, but there was a cool large map of Rhode Island on the floor.

Quaint little place near Arcade pond, just outside Whitinsville proper. 3 rooms with unique…read moreaccommodations and a TON of interesting historically significant decorations to enjoy.

Absolutely loved my 2 night stay. The breakfast is not only delicious, plentiful, but also…read moredelightful as Mary takes the time to sit down with you and enjoy a conversation. The house is clean, the land is cared for, and it was very toddler friendly/accommodating. There are goats, chicken, produce, flowers, and so much more to just relax here and enjoy the air. The stars are beautiful at night as well. The house is has a lot of history and charm. It is difficult to turn out of the driveway in the busy road where others are going fast and the bushes block some visibility of oncoming cars. Highly recommend this B&B!

What a delightful, delicious and informative experience my friends and I had at this lovely house…read more We went for their tea and it was amazing. Scrumptious scones, fresh fruit tarts, pastry with pear preserves all with steaming hot tea....perfect. To top off the experience in this 1723 house we were treated to a tour by the fascinating owner who has traveled the world and shares her finds with her guests. The other hostess was as welcoming as could be and served us such tasty treats. The house is on a farm of goats and free range chickens, quintessential Colonial New England. Put this on your bucket list, you won't be disappointed.