Beautiful quiet camp. Very relaxing. Swimming pool at camp…read more Nearby river in photo. Scenery all around. Nearby shopping. Everyone seems friendly and kind. Laundry room and outdoor shower by the pool. Very clean and comfortable.

Great little campground tucked out of town among lots of trees. Quiet place, some visitors, but…read moremost residents are permanent. Very helpful staff, waited till we got there (after we called) and checked us in, before closing for the day. If I had to say something negative it would be that you have to use quarters to get water for a shower. But the water was hot, showers very clean, and plenty of time to shower with only 1 quarter. I would go back here again, and recommend it to anyone.

Ines & Jimmie will place your subject and your flight into a higher and more noble territory. Ines…read morewill make sure you make your flight by flying you there. Ludlow Travel is a post in my pasture.

If you love our country, the arts and bingo not the place for you. South Hadley and Forbes and…read moreSpringfield have nicer staff. I do appreciate them flying the American flag. They should fly a progress flag as well.

I love this library! It's absolutely gorgeous!…read more It's relatively new and it's pretty large. On the main floor, they've got fiction, a teen area, all the media, and a bunch of areas to sit and relax and read. They've got the largest children's room around by far! Oh my goodness! They've got iPads, large research computers, the small computers for the little little ones, and even a 3D printer! It's so cool! Downstairs they've got the computers and non fiction, along with a few rooms for meetings and such. It really is a beautiful place.

Love this place, I've been going since a kid and now my children go. It's mostly campers but…read morerenters are welcome. There is a river across the road with a swimming hole my grandfather made by building up rocks year ago. The is the Toland state national park with a beach near by and the sweetest store named Katie's near there. The campground has a wonderful unground pool and a small rev hall with a jukebox, pool table and some table tennis... there are also clean bathrooms with nice showers. This place has some of my fondest memories!

This is a small campground. There are sites for RV/trailers and some for tents. We stayed in a…read morecouple tents on site H. It had water and electric and great views of the woods, a little creek below and it offered the right amount of privacy. We really enjoyed our stay here. We stuck mostly to our site for the two nights we were here. There is a pool, it's small but decent on site although next to the busy road. There is a rec hall but doesn't have much to offer except for a Ping pong table, an old piano and some table and chairs. It's pretty outdated and run down as are the bathrooms although clean and plenty of hot water. The store on site in the office has a few things on the shelf but shouldn't rely on getting things there. There is a country store few miles down the road, Katie's which has everything, butcher shop, beer, wine, fresh baked pies and pretty much anything you can think of. The outhouse/ports potty up in the Maple Hill site area is very clean and was fine to use. CJ who runs the place and lives on site is great and is happy to help if you need something. Overall we loved the site we were on, there were some on Maple Hill that were wooded and secluded as well, H is halfway from office/pool to end so great location. If you are looking for a place to just hang out on your site, enjoy the woods and camping experience without running from activity to activity you find at other resorts and don't need a lot of frilly things then it's a good place for you.

I highly recommend Bluebird shuttle! I needed an early morning (4:30am) ride to Bradley Airport…read morefrom Amherst. Richard showed up about 20 minutes and was very nice! The ride was pleasant. And I will definitely recommend him to any friends needing a car in the future. I'd give more than five stars if I could!

Used their form 3 times over the last 2 months to request a quote and called twice, but the phone…read morewas never answered. The last time I reached out was about 24 hours ago, again ignored. Seems they have so much business they do not need any additional. I think I dodged a bullet. If they can not respond to a request, how can they be expected to show up on time?

During the pandemic, I basically didn't go above the second floor of any building. You don't…read morerealize how comparatively low that is to the ground until you're 24, 25 stories in the air looking down at the huge campus below like it's a doll set. This is a HIGH building, and we came just to see the DuBois center. It is not as interactive as I suspect it will be one day under the guidance of assistant director Adam Holmes. He was kind enough to talk to us for a few minutes about DuBois, and I've learned his original homestead was in Great Barrington. I look forward to coming back, and hopefully Mr. DuBois will be given the expansive display he deserves.

The DuBois Library is 26 stories tall, with an incredible view of a good portion of the Pioneer…read moreValley at about the 22nd/23rd floor (and a good place to work while checking out that view). It's an incredible feat, and quite awesome too. There's also a basement, and a coffee area. It's also open 24/7. From a personal standpoint, I basically lived here in the Spring of 2006, as my first graduate school experience was winding down. So I have that too.

The children's events could be better. Building is getting old and needs updating. There is plenty…read moreof books in the children's section though and a corner where children can play and sit on the couches.

The building is a little hard to find. We just moved here, so our neighbor drew out the directions…read moreand told us she just saw a herd of kids head into the library and told us it was a great opportunity to meet other kids our son's age. Gosh, I love this town. The building is a little off the road with a tiny little sign outside of it. Just look for the big white beautiful building. There is adequate parking. As you walk into the building, there is a video and book drop off on your left. As you walk in the first set of door, there's a box top drop on your right. Great way to donate those things! The lady at the front desk was extremely nice and helpful. We were able to sign up for his first library card. Since he's not old enough to sign, the card was made under my account. You just need proof of residency. There are so many things to do here. There is a program for everyday of the month where there are events based on the age of your child. The building has two floors with a stair and elevator access. There are numerous comfortable chairs, gerbils to watch, fish in tanks, lots of computers and super quiet areas to study. The decor and building are absolutely beautiful. The most beautiful library I have ever seen. Looking forward to being an active member in this community and bringing out son to the different events. Books are good for three weeks and videos are good for one week before they've one overdue. You will also get an email to remind you. Awesome for those who forget easily, like me! Lol. You can also donate your old books here. Swing by, you will love it.

I spent one night and one day here in Holyoke and interacted directly with the city via their…read moreparking meters. I know parking can't be free but it should at least be painless to pay for it. And it was here using the Parkmobile app. Some meters are more expensive than others and some meters have longer times than others. I ended up at one two-hour meter and later, a ten-hour meter. Easy enough. Holyoke is home to the International Volleyball Hall of Fame https://www.yelp.com/biz/international-volleyball-hall-of-fame-holyoke and is known as the Birthplace of Volleyball. [Review 18425 overall - 1143 in Massachusetts - 1947 of 2022.]