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Pittsfield State Forest

Massachusetts · State Forest · Forest · Open to all

Pittsfield State Forest
GrillingPropane & charcoalNone for personal grills (designated picnic areas)
On the waterSwimming · Fishing · Boat launch
Things to doHiking · Biking
AccessOpen to allOpen to all (Massachusetts DCR).

About this place

~10,000-acre forest noted for Berry Pond and its azalea fields; statewide DCR policy.

Good to know

SwimmingOK
FishingOK
AlcoholNo
DogsLeash Dogs must remain on-leash in campground and recreation area, allowed off-leash on trails

Hours

  • Sunrise to sunset

Fees

  • $17 per nightMA residents camping
  • $35 per nightMA residents group camping
  • $54 per nightNon-residents camping
  • $100 per nightNon-residents group camping
  • $5 per vehicle per dayMA residents only (seasonal: May 23 - Sept 7)
  • $20 per vehicle per dayNon-MA residents (seasonal: May 23 - Sept 7)
  • See camping information for pavilion/ski lodge meeting room

What's here

Picnic tables
Pavilion
Restrooms
Parking
Hiking
Biking
Boat launch

Location

Pittsfield State Forest
RegionMassachusetts
Coordinates42.5023° N, 73.3156° W
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Common questions

Can you grill at Pittsfield State Forest?

Yes — both propane and charcoal grilling are allowed at Pittsfield State Forest. None for personal grills (designated picnic areas). Always confirm current rules on the official page before you go.

Do you need a permit or reservation?

None for personal grills (designated picnic areas).

Is there a fee at Pittsfield State Forest?

Yes — fees apply. For example, $17 per night · MA residents camping. See the official page for the full schedule.

Can you swim at Pittsfield State Forest?

allowed.

Are dogs allowed?

Dogs must remain on-leash in campground and recreation area, allowed off-leash on trails.

What are the hours at Pittsfield State Forest?

Sunrise to sunset.

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