There are several options for getting into the city, and we're happy to help you choose which one is best for you.

Are you looking for a tour of Boston, or would you just like to wander around on your own? How 'bout something in between?

Tours

If you're looking for an all-day guided tour, then Boston Tours is right for you.

Boston Tours will pick you up at an area hotel, where your knowledgeable guide will escort you around the sights of Boston and Cambridge.

You'll park your vehicle at the Marriott Courtyard in Marlborough, located approximately 20 minutes from the campground, and leave the driving to your guide.

The tour last about 7 hours and the reviews have been excellent.

Reservations can be made in the campground office between noon and closing the day before your tour.

Public Transportation

If you prefer your independence and would like to explore at your own pace - take the T !

Whether you travel by train or subway, Boston's public transportation is convenient and reasonably priced.

Your total time to get into town will be about an hour.

One choice is to take the commuter train in Ayer. The drive is short and the ride is comfortable.

Many campers opt for the subway. You spend more time in your car, but with subways running every 10 minutes or so, you can't beat the convenience.

Alewife Station has a parking garage for cars, and Riverside has an outdoor lot for motor homes.

Something in between

Whether by train or subway, once you arrive in Boston, there are Trolley Tours located close to where you disembark.

Trolley Tours are for you if want the narration of a tour, combined with the ability to adjust your schedule based on your own interests.

Need a rental car?

Our guests have had very good service from Enterprise Rent-A-Car.

(Enter Chelmsford, MA)They'll pick you up at the campground.